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A friend's husband gave her an art-set for Xmas and she didn't know where to start. This is a quick 5-layer Photoshop job intended to suggest a simple flat-colour aerial-perspective exercise.
Mamiya m645 - Mamiya-Sekor C 35mm 1:3.5 N - Ilford Delta 3200 @ ASA-6400
Ilford Microphen (Stock) 12:00 @ 20C
Meter: Gossen Lunasix F
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
Here is another perspective of the Key Bridge taken the other day. Comparing to the other shot below in the Comments, this version places the bridge off more to the left, and gets a little more of the breakwater stonework there along the Fort's edge. This view is a little more to the east and slightly south, which should work I think with the rising sun, if I am able to get back here for some nice sunrise shots. It also overlooks on the far shoreline the old Bethlehem Steel Complex. Once the glory of Baltimore and one of the large steel plants in the world. Not any longer :(
Not sure which I like best. I will have to see how the sun is rising when I can get here. There is the option of moving to the left more down along the breakwater to see how the view adjusts as well.
Francis Scott Key Bridge (Baltimore, Maryland)
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What's your perspective, from within?
Are you happy? New car and everything, big house, mortgage half payed, even a career, I am impressed!.. But, are you happy? Or do you feel somehow... something... is missing?
Perhaps in dreams you escape, away from your life. Like a soul you travel out of the darkness to a place so bright in spirit, you can be who ever you want. You change, so eagerly even before leaving the edge of darkness, you have already become, her.
Little glimses of life, her life, you experience, enjoy and treasure in this space, in your dreams, but though dreams are said to have no limits, this you find, is not only a dream. This, is real.
You know, as she is always with you, never leaving you side. Even if you banish her by any means, she will always by smiling, invitingly, waiting for you to be nice again and perhaps bye her a pair of nylon stockings. Which is another sign this is not a dream, you need to feel those stockings caress you legs. Bringing them home you feel like a little child before christmas eve and unpacking them you find you simply LOVE the very scent of new stockings. You feel it, almost like a drug. You need a fix, seriously, BADLY at times. At work, you drift away. Going to work, you do it again. In the evening, going to bed, even in the middle of the night you wake up... needing a fix.
You know you can't fight it, this make doing serious crack look like having an sweet tooth, fighting this is fighting you, which you tried, again and again, getting only tired and even more frustrated, getting nowhere.
You tell yourself like a monk repeating his mantra, ”It cannot, must not be, anything but a dream. I can't do it!” again and again you repeat it, trying not to realize.... that you are locking up a young girl in a dark cage, defending it with ”reason”.
”You are protecting her” you say, turning the key in the door, ”and myself” you add, making sure no one shall ever see her pretty face through the cracks, by turning off the light. ”..not to mention the family.. and the children!” you say, walking back into the centre of what we behold above, back into darkness, your home and where you belong.
But from within that dark place where you locked her up, I hear her cry. You see, I am anything BUT what you behold above, in fact on the contrary. And from her prison she WILL see me, reach out through any wall that darkness able manifest and touch my light, and she WILL be comforted.
But make no mistake, don't even think it. I shall tell her only the truth, when she ask about you.
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May 17, 2014
This small waterfall has had several different looks over the years from my cameras point of view. Perspective of various subject matter is all about looking at a scene and then working to gain compositions of interest. With this waterfall , I have been to it many times, each time different than the last. Time of year, water flow, clouds, rain, snow, wind, sun all become important factors in the making of a photograph----at least for me. I have always been drawn to seeing the same subject matter differently on each new visit. It seems like a lot of people visit a spot, photograph it and never return. It is like they have a trophy on their mantle or something and it is off the the next great adventure for the same. I am different I suppose in that I want to take my time to really see all of the possibilities that a place has to offer. I will make multiply visitations to an area trying to once again make connections with what is all around me. I suppose it is redundant to some, but for me it is a challenge to photograph in this way. I like challenges. If you want to take a moment to view this falls, look in my TAGs for, Canyon Creek. I have four different takes of the same small falls. Two are crop conversions in black and white, another from a summer visit presented in vertical format and the third is a color horizontal view from the winter season. Do you see why I return and and again? It is all about perspective.
This kind of thing has been popping up a lot lately using GeekTool so I figured I'd make a Rainmeter config that mimics the style. The clock & date are from the Elemental package.
Fisheye perspective. Photo shot with Sony Nex-5N and Samyang 8 mm/3.5.
© Stefan Blomberg, scb@blombergs.net
Different perspective on this tall flower in the Europe in Bloom Garden in Cabinteely Park, Dublin, Ireland.
I pointed the camera up along the stem of the plant making it look taller than it actually is
My entry in Greystones Camera Club Competition 2016 /5. Theme Perspective
A close-up shot of an entrance into the former May Company / Kaufmann's / Macy's department store.
The Randall Park Mall was opened in 1976 and was briefly the largest shopping center in the world, topping in at 2 million square feet. JCPenney, Horne's, Sears, May Company, and Higbee's were the original anchor stores. Sadly, the mall had a decline which led to its closure in 2009. Burlington Coat Factory (former Horne's) is the only "anchor" at the site. The Power Sport institute and a furniture liquidation center are the only other remaining businesses here. The rest of the mall has been left to rot. I wish I could get to go inside of this mall for pictures especially since it is planned to be demolished for an industrial park soon.
Randall Park Mall - North Randall, Ohio
Other than a bit of contast and colour saturation this image is straight out of the camera. No processing magic was used.
The wood models are of identical size.
The effect was achieved by placing the left hand model a few inches behind the right hand one and shooting from a low angle (about model hip height).
This 'trick' is used extensively in the "Lord of the Rings" films.
Don't let anyone tell you the camera doesn't lie :)