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the first snows of winter and although I have not been doing much LP lately I thought it would be rude not to venture outdoors for a little spin
A big thanks to Proton Collision for bringing out all the light toys and teaching Kamphora and I about the nuances of Light Art Performance Photography.
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Shot on manual: shutter speed 30 sec.; aperture 5.6, ISO 200
Strobists: Nikon SB600 held camera left, a little above mattress height, set to throw a tight beam. Also, as this is my first submission: hello!
Fastastic 'installation' of flexible light string things in Explore science centre in Bristol, UK. You could go in and twirl and move through the lights.
Originally prepared to enter the *Challenge You* group activities.
Made with a blue led, drawing "in the air" (in front of the camera), with a 8 seconds time exposure.
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It's late, and I can't seem to turn off again. I could watch tv, or I could stand under a light in my kitchen wearing a bathing suit and a bunch of jewelry.
The very earliest of stages of a new project, they normally end up completely different but its about something emerging from the dark... a realisation about a part of a person we thought we knew.
I've had to lighten them up because most uncalibrated monitors are a little dark.
kinda liked this from the other night when i took my hydrant pic...it's just a long exposure that i did while following headlights and moving the camera up and down a bit. goofy fun, that's all :)
This how I did the series of experimental pics taken by casting a shadow of a wine glass half full of maderia wine onto a sheet of white paper. I really like the mix of shadow and refraction - I noticed the effect while taking a photo of the refraction pattern of the glass on the paper below.
2 Flashes
left to the camera Flash SB-24
in front of camera (behind the subject) SB-28
SB-24 @ 1/2 power through umbrella
SB-28 @ 1/18 with green gel
Sony A700 @ 250 daylight WB
Minolta 50mm @ 2.8
Cactus V4
cigarets and some creativity.
we were playing with our strobes after a hours after work with my best Friend Mo and our friend Bessa in my Back yard. Even after a few beers the photos stay looking well, I guess so.
No photoShop or any software manipulations at all. I just used LightRomm to put my name in the picture.
Learning new techniques on a digital camera course. Signed up to get me out of the house on these long winter nights.
A Corolla > Street Lights > f/22 30s Sigma 24-70@24mm > ACR > photoshop (to put the emperor on centre stage).
Kudos to: www.creativeuncut.com/gallery-07/swfu-emperor-palpatine.html for the brilliant image of Emperor Palpatine.
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D is for... Damsel in 'Dis Dress.
What a busy day. I tried to get all my homework done, but by the time I got home it was so late. I did get some shoes for a wedding on Saturday, though. They are little golden speckled flats. Inexpensive too... Thank you, Payless.
Random Fact: I'm ready for Spring. I'm also ready for April break. 7 more weeks.