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Hay Nº 6 PoW and Interment Camp
GPS Point #1387 glass stopper recto (2014-12-17)
Image taken during Charles Sturt University PKM 366 Site Survey design Residential School 13–18 December 2014, Hay (NSW)
Image shot with an Olympus Stylus TG-3.
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2014, All Rights Reserved
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We had to make an essay about the live as a moving object. Live has to move and everything moves with us. I made it about different types of tents. tradional yurts and bedoin tents and new types of architectual types of tents.
I made this object with the following view:
People have to move but we love our secure places and save hidings. We have to have a place to come back to. even if we are traveling. So I made this kind of tent form. the different layers of fabric resemble the differrent securities we need and thhes cover us. they are a little translucent but that comes in place when we think about a tent. a tent is never closed. you can hear noices and other people can hear you.
Spotmatic II | Super Takumar 55mm | Arista Premium 100
Roll #67, Frame 22. 1/15; f/8.
Dev: Rodinal 1:50, 12 min @ 20°C, 1 agitation / :30.
Random objects at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul
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Coventry's factories employed women as office workers. One of the highest paid and most sought after jobs was operating a comptometer such as this one. Comptometers were mechanical calculators which took three months of training to learn to use. Jillian Elms used this comptometer at Dunlop, then later to do her husband's accounts at home.
This object is on display in the History Galleries with other objects from Coventry's thriving industries.
Wedding of Joe Wright and Amy McGlothlin at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Bedford, Mass. Wednesday, November 23, 2016.
Photo by James M. Patterson © 2016
1) I composed this shot mainly because I wanted to get the main idea across- listening to music. The main focus here is the earphones. I chose those earphones specifically because the other objects I had in mind (a speaker and headphones) were too bulky for me to effectively take the shot. They got in the way of the music notes (which I scattered around to sorta “frame” the earphones).
2) This photograph is interesting to me because I like how the music notes frame the subject and really portrays the idea –music.
3) I guess the main emotion that I’m showing here is something akin to playfulness or whimsical atmosphere. The music notes scattered around gives me the impression of a type of joy.
4) For this shot, I chose to take it a bit darker to have the white earphones stands out a bit more, as a result, my shutter speed became faster. I didn’t really change the aperture too much as I mainly used the shutter speed to control the lighting of the photo. However, I had some difficulty to adjusting the lighting to the way shown in the picture so I up-ed the ISO to help with that.
1000 Object Sky photos
I've been playing with krazydad / jbum's Coverpop Interactive Mosaic maker.
You can make your own by visiting flickr.coverpop.com/create/
'My Dil Goes Mmmm '
-Hearts will never be practical until they can be made unbreakable.
L. Frank Baum
Photo Gigirobb.
Rue des Brasseurs.
7500 Tournai.
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Nikon D4.
2012/05/02 17:50:06.60.
Fuseau horaire/date : UTC, Heure d'été:Désactivée.
JPEG fine.
Taille d'image : L (4928 x 3280), FX.
Objectif : 105mm f/2D.
Photographe : .
Copyright : .
Focale : 105mm.
Mode d'exposition : Manuel.
Mesure : Matricielle.
Vitesse d'obturation : 1/100s.
Ouverture : f/6.3.
Correction expo. : 0IL.
Régl. précis expo. :.
Sensibilité : ISO 250.
Optimisation image :.
Balance des blancs : Temp. coul. (4700K), 0, 0.
Mode mise au point : Manuel (M).
Mode de zone AF : Sélectif.
Réglage précis AF : Désactivé.
VR :.
Réduction du bruit : Désactivée.
Réduc. bruit ISO : Normale.
Mode couleur :.
Espace colorimétrique : Adobe RVB.
Correction des tons :.
Réglage des teintes :.
Saturation :.
Accentuation :.
D-Lighting actif : Désactivé.
Contrôle du vignetage : Normal.
Contrôle auto de la distorsion : Désactivé.
Picture Control : [SD] Standard.
Fondé sur : [SD] Standard.
Réglage rapide : 0.
Accentuation : 3.
Contraste : 0.
Luminosité : 0.
Saturation : 0.
Teinte : 0.
Effets de filtres :.
Virage :.
Sys coord :.
Nettoyage du capteur d'image :.
Légende image : GIGIrOBB .
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Design Principle - Emphasis
Project - Object Photo
Camera Settings -
Aperture = F3.5
Shutter Speed = 1/30 Sec.
ISO = 320
Intended narrative -
In this picture I intended to show how frustrating it is to go to the bathroom only to find an empty toilet paper roll. And question why it is so difficult to replace the roll on the holder vs. putting it on the back of the toilet for someone else to do it? The role holder is right next to the toilet, replace it for God's sake, LOL! I purposely put a spotlight on the toilet paper roll to make it more prominent in the picture.
Editing - No editing
Object labels for willow figures in the Eastbourne Ancestors temporary archaeology exhibition (Jan-Nov 2014). Redoubt Fortress and Military Museum, Jan 2014.
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I took this photograph the way it is composed because I wanted to shoot straight down at the object to best incorporate the doodle to carry out a bigger picture. What makes this photograph interesting is that the subject is trying to iron the wrinkled paper in the photograph. The emotion I am trying to convey in the photograph is hard-working. The settings I used to take this shot is of an aperture of f/10.0 because I wanted to capture every detail in the photograph. It was cloudy outside so I used a shutter speed of 1/20 to properly compensate the lighting. I also used an ISO of 100 to avoid any noise in the photograph.