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Droplet, with little to say. I made several macro shots of a chive stem in low evening sunlight, buffeted by a brisk wind. I didn't hope for much, due to the swaying movement, but managed to salvage one or two images and combined the best of each. The 'speech balloon' is a genuine result of flare on the lens.
an abandoned chicken processing plant.
d7000 nikon
20mm ud-auto nippon kagaku lens
photomatix pro hdr software
Tests with Toxiclibs lattice mesh builder. Inspired by Ernst Haeckels Art forms of Nature. Using GLSL shading. Get the complete Processing project: www.brian-steen.com/sketches/_110425_meshLattice02.zip
Moscow. Manezhnaya square.
Camera: Samsung Vega 77i QD
Film: Kodak Vision3 200t + dev.D-76
Photo taken: 02/08/2017
Scanner: Noritsu LS-1100
That's hot it looks like when it's stenciled. I always try to improve the design, I forgot to add some bridges to give it more stability…but still looks good.
It is hand cut. I am also using skinny caps for fine stencils.
Processing plant at the Hanson quarry at Ingleton which extracts greywacke sandstone for aggregate.
A stitch of three images in Photoshop.
...of putting the house back together.
Things are moving along slowly at the house, but they are moving.
EVERYTHING has been removed from the house to be cleaned, except for a few oversized pieces of bedroom furniture that would have had to go out a window and be lowered, in order to remove them from the house (the way they came in years ago.....we have very narrow butterfly steps...only small pieces of furniture can be carried up the stairs.)
Those pieces were cleaned on site. The inside of the house has now been "de-sooted"! .
Larry has a meeting on Monday with the carpenter, plumber and electrician and hopefully he'll find out when they can start the priming and painting .
I want these people to start doing their thing!!!
Meanwhile, Larry has decided there's no reason he can't put in the new kitchen ceiling.
This is one project I'm glad to get done.
If you remember, Larry replaced the ceiling not too long ago.
He put in the drop ceiling tile system.
You can choose from a large variety of tile patterns.
The first time around I saw a pattern that looked and was described as beadboard.
I thought it was exactly what I wanted for my farmhouse kitchen ceiling.
Unfortunately, sometimes things look different in person.
After Larry installed it, we were rather disappointed.
It didn't look AT ALL as I had imagined it would look. Instead of beadboard, it looked like the inside of a corrugated shipping container.
Larry even volunteered to just scrap the tiles and order new ones if I wanted.
In the end I decided to just live with it for awhile.
Time's up!
I'm liking my choice this time 100%!
It's not even done yet, but I am liking this ceiling 100% better!!
Just the first of about 100 projects Larry will probably be tackling these next couple of months.!
Sunset converted to black-and-white and with rows sorted from lightest to darkest, top to bottom. Made with Processing.org.
Took the original mono and thought, what if I use one of the colour presets in lightroom. I tried the colour creative cross process 4. MMMMM? Not sure.
The original can be seen @ www.everydayparanoidvisions.wordpress.com