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We can see this picture from two angles..
First one is Negative angle.. which says :
The most difficult thing in human life is to have a burning candle in the depths of his hearts.
Second one is Positive angle.. which says :
What a wonderful to have a Candle That lights our hearts
The question here is which one do you choose ?
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هذه الصورة بامكاننا ان نراها من زاويتين
الاولى زاويه سلبية و التي تقول
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أصعب شيء على المرء ان تكون هنالك شمعه تحترق في أعماق قلبه
الزاوية الثانية و هي الزاويه الايجابيه
والتي تقول
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ما اجمل ان تكون هنالك شمعة في أعماق الانسان تنير قلبة
ويتم التساؤل هنا من اي زاية شاهدت هذه الصورة ؟
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Camera : Canon 400D
Lens : Canon 100mm , F2.8
Flash : did not fire
Iso speed : 400
exposure Time : 1/50 Sec
exposure program : manual
Date picture taken : 30/09/2008 02:23 Am
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Por Madrid con la camara de mi abuelo.
Koda Retina II C(big) - Rodenstock Heligon C 50mm f2.8 - Foma 100
Pyrocat HD semistand 21min
Accidental Direct Positive from Kodak 2383. I shot some 2383 and tried to push it to ISO 12 (from 1.5). Shot it as 12 and developed it as B&W hoping that might do the trick. I push processed in H&W Control 1:14, since that is a very active developer. 16 minutes development (instead of 12) 100 degrees F instead of 68 F and continuous agitation. stopped and fixed at 100F as well. Fixed with Ilford hypam 1:4. Strangely some of the frames developed completely positive, and some were positive foreground with negative whites and lights. You can see here some of the mix. Not a lot of depth or contrast which could just be the underexposure (3 stops). Took me a few minutes to realize what was going on,. Definitely worth experimenting some more. Again these are direct positive, there was no reversal here and no partial editing. You can see here where I flipped / inverted entire pictures which was cool and weird no matter how you did it. I think what happened is a combination of active developer, the very thin emulsion which is not very light sensitive - relatively, and then the underexposure. Anyway have fun with these and try it yourself. I want to do this with 16mm movie and see what comes of it.
I love shooting new, unusual film stocks. One of the more unusual stocks that I hand-roll for our Film Photography Project on-line store is a scientific lab film by Svema. We call this low contrast, low ISO film "BW Super Positive" because the film produces a black and white positive when processed using normal BW chemistry.
Blog - filmphotographyproject.com/content/features/2015/12/shoot...
4 y/o C.J.Wilson behind the chutes and waiting to ride a mini-bull last Saturday night. They start young here in Wyoming but no worries, he's got a spotter.
Accidental Direct Positive from Kodak 2383. I shot some 2383 and tried to push it to ISO 12 (from 1.5). Shot it as 12 and developed it as B&W hoping that might do the trick. I push processed in H&W Control 1:14, since that is a very active developer. 16 minutes development (instead of 12) 100 degrees F instead of 68 F and continuous agitation. stopped and fixed at 100F as well. Fixed with Ilford hypam 1:4. Strangely some of the frames developed completely positive, and some were positive foreground with negative whites and lights. You can see here some of the mix. Not a lot of depth or contrast which could just be the underexposure (3 stops). Took me a few minutes to realize what was going on,. Definitely worth experimenting some more. Again these are direct positive, there was no reversal here and no partial editing. You can see here where I flipped / inverted entire pictures which was cool and weird no matter how you did it. I think what happened is a combination of active developer, the very thin emulsion which is not very light sensitive - relatively, and then the underexposure. Anyway have fun with these and try it yourself. I want to do this with 16mm movie and see what comes of it.
Screenshot from the new opening credits of Queer As Folk (fourth season).
Immagine catturata dalla nuova sigla inziale di Queer As Folk (quarta serie).
Lake Constance, South Germany
Scouting for a new location to capture some outstandingly smooth light trails, we ended up next to the wharf where all ferries depart from Meersburg towards Staad. This time film is replaced by the awesome properties of Harman's fibre-based DPP with its unique tonal response.
Ilford: I wish I'll never hear the news of this stock being discontinued.
10 minutes exposure, f5.6 @ ISO 1,5
Camera: Linhof Kardan re
Lens: Fujinon-W f5,6 / 105mm
Lightmeter: (guesstimate)
Tripod: Berlebach Report 172
Paper: Harman Direct Positive Paper FB Glossy
Developer: Rodinal R/09 1+50 one-shot (inversion development, 13min @ 20ºC)
Stop Bath: Ilfostop
Fixer: Ilford Rapid Fixer
by Samuel Musungayi.
Captured with a Yashica T5 and an expired roll of Fujifilm Fujichrome Sensia 200.
CanoScan 8800F.
Notes :
Expiration date : Unknown
Film speed : ISO 200
Shot speed : ISO 200
One positive trend coming out of the pandemic is how many new people have discovered spending time in the outdoors as a getaway. Camping numbers are way up! And while that means demand is up too, the outdoors are big and I’m sure there’s room for all of us. Getting back to nature has so many wonderful benefits. This shot is from one of my family’s COVID camping trips.
Canon AE-1 Program
Canon Lens FD 1:1.8 50mm
Kodak Gold 200
Scanned with Plustek 8100
Developed as Positive in E6/C41
1. FD [homebrew] (E6) - 8'15'' (Push +1)
2. Second Exposure to light
3. Second Developer (C41 CD) 8 min (exhausted, fresh would be 6)
4. Bleach
5. Fix
6. Stab
Do you usually start new projects in a whirl of positivity only to be confounded mere moments later by the nagging ache of negativity?
Do you enjoy putting off until tomorrow what you should probably get done today?
Would you generally prefer to be back in bed?
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She's on A2 supersmooth paper and was made using the magic of spray paint, stencils and a lackadaisical attitude. Drop us a line if you need her to adorn your wall. I completely understand if you can't be bothered today though...
Cheers
id-iom
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"Sigh...it's Thursday."
"Thanks God...it's Friday."
For those having a hard week, cheer up!
are you positive you have negative symptoms
Negative symptoms are things that are not present in schizophrenic persons but are normally found in healthy persons, that is, symptoms that reflect the loss or absence of normal traits or abilities. Common negative symptoms include flat or blunted affect and emotion, poverty of speech (alogia), inability to experience pleasure (anhedonia), lack of desire to form relationships (asociality), and lack of motivation (avolition). Research suggests that negative symptoms contribute more to poor quality of life, functional disability, and the burden on others than do positive symptoms
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2015 was a lot a first step for me and as much as I found them slightly nerve racking, I am glad I took them. This year I am going to take more bigger steps and when I spotted this, I think it just summed up my frame of mind!
Happy new year to you all and all the best for 2016!!!!
All of the pictures are © copyright by P1ay "All rights are reserved" worldwide. Please do not use, copy or edit any of my photographs. However please feel free to contact with me if you are interested in using any of my images.
Accidental Direct Positive from Kodak 2383. I shot some 2383 and tried to push it to ISO 12 (from 1.5). Shot it as 12 and developed it as B&W hoping that might do the trick. I push processed in H&W Control 1:14, since that is a very active developer. 16 minutes development (instead of 12) 100 degrees F instead of 68 F and continuous agitation. stopped and fixed at 100F as well. Fixed with Ilford hypam 1:4. Strangely some of the frames developed completely positive, and some were positive foreground with negative whites and lights. You can see here some of the mix. Not a lot of depth or contrast which could just be the underexposure (3 stops). Took me a few minutes to realize what was going on,. Definitely worth experimenting some more. Again these are direct positive, there was no reversal here and no partial editing. You can see here where I flipped / inverted entire pictures which was cool and weird no matter how you did it. I think what happened is a combination of active developer, the very thin emulsion which is not very light sensitive - relatively, and then the underexposure. Anyway have fun with these and try it yourself. I want to do this with 16mm movie and see what comes of it.
Positive of the 1919 solar eclipse taken from the report of Sir Arthur Eddington on the expedition to verify Einstein's prediction of the bending of light around the sun. (via) wikimedia