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Model: Elise
Hair and Makeup: Elise and Kelsey
Styling: Me
Photo and Post-Processing: Me
these photos were taken in my kitchen in front of a black backdrop, using a garage spotlight with a diffuser and reflector
"Perception" performs at Improvapalooza as part of the Washington Improv Theater, located at the Source Theatre.
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As does the photographer...
Sometimes when I'm looking through my archives (which include more flower shots than I care to admit) I sort of cringe a bit and think "Who really wants to see another flower?" And then, occasionally, I'll find one that catches my attention anyway. I play with editing it, and then either toss it, or... fall in love with the results. Then when I get to the "posting it" part I'm hit with that same nagging thought... "Really? You're going to post ANOTHER flower? Why?"
I remember taking this shot. It was the day I took my "Intoxicated" SP at the Botanical gardens. While I was sitting on some steps arranging things in my camera bag I saw the tiniest flower in a bright spot of light... it just seemed magical. I looked at it about 10 times before I finally gave in and took a picture because I had to lay across the steps and hang my head over the edge of them. In the end, I'm glad I did... and I'm glad I gave in and posted it.
A sign of change. Thirty days from the winter solstice we are beginning to see the first signs of the approaching winter season.
Cappy Counard
Perceptions, 2011
14k gold, sterling silver, meerschaum stone, pearl
1 ¼” x 2 ¼” x 2 ¼”
Photo: Robert Mullen
although I knew this all along, but I was still surprised to see how the upbringing, surroundings, lifestyle and social status of a person can blind them to things of a different social level. To someone who is brought up in a well-to-do family, and has a good education, smooth career, will probably not understand how old folks lead their lives, living in their 2/3/4 rooms flats. Lonely, sick and waiting for death to come. We ought to have a better age-reinvigorate mechanism in Singapore, so that old age will mean getting a new lease of life, and not about downgrading your designation/ pay and work till 62, till you drop.
With less depth perception than usual!
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16.43x10.88 at 300ppi
Composite Photography
There are 24 photos total within this one picture. Each with a specific purpose. I got the idea in my head to create a photo composed of small shreds of different ones to form a cohesive representation of time. Further research brought me to this guy's blog: fqwimages.com/time-dimension/
The photos are from exposure settings that I set in testing which photos were better. I tried two runs. One was of really large aperture with more of a focus towards ISO being brought up. Then another test with the shutter speed being dropped consistently. (Up until 4 second long exposures, specifically to get the stars out in the top of the photo). The final photo is composed of 21 photos that separate the image. While the other 3 are used to bring out more colors in the rock and separate the church from the lines.