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Uchafbwyntiau o'r GwyddonLe, a noddir gan Brifysgol Abertawe, ar faes Eisteddfod yr Urdd Brycheiniog a Maesyfed 2018
Highlights from the GwyddonLe science pavilion, which is sponsored by Swansea University, at the Brecon and Radnorshire Urdd Eisteddfod 2018.
Title: Poultry processing facility
Creator: Adolph B. Rice Studio
Date: 1960 Mar. 31
Identifier: Rice Collection 2779C
Format: 1 negative, safety film, 4 x 5 in.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Virginia, Visual Studies, 800 E. Broad St., Richmond, VA, 23219, USA, digitool1.lva.lib.va.us:8881/R
My daughter has developed this odd fascination with frogs these past few weeks. So decided to head for the great swamp wildlife reserve with her to find some. Dusted off my old 7d - strangely enough I had forgotten how to change many of the settings. Was a good trip. Made friends with a fellow shooter and luckily got a few shots in the process. Will try to be back more often. this one was of a red wing blackbird.
Our talented Joyce Cloutman is working her magic again! Can't wait to see how this little fella turns out.
Someone was curious on a forum about how I go about doing a face up, so here we are!
This is a Dollzone Stramonium in tan by the way.
this is me...
this is me, processing pictures...
this is me for the foreseeable future...
what have I gotten myself into!?
Carbon transfer print (single transfer). 24x18 cm
Emulsion: 5mg of dry watercolor diluted in 1 liter of 10% gelatin
Sensitization: 2.5% ammonium bichromate diluted 1:1 with alcohol
Exposed to 6x18V Sylvania BL-350 lamps for 720 seconds.
Tricolor (3 negatives) gum print. Four layers, because the first layer (ultramarine) was too weak. Followed by phthalo blue-red shade, quinacridone rose, and naples yellow. Still having some registration problems....
This image illustrates the fact that within the media, people and places go though a drastic change, and that perfection in the media is a manufactured, made. Like the Media industry the food industry sets high standards, not every peace of fruit makes it. Our shelves are full of fruit that have been measured, weighed and categorized, only peaces of fruit which meat there high standers make it. Food that doesn't make it go thought a process where there taste, color and smells are manufactured.
This image tries to show how this orange is not 'perfect' doesn't meet the 'norm' and therefor has to go though a process of change to be excepted. Which I can be related to life and society.
This was one of many terrible exposures taken with my now-long-gone 18-55 f/3.5-5.6 IS lens. The original isn't worth sharing, but I tried to breathe a little bit of artistic life back into it with Topaz Adjust and some other enhancements.
Taken in front of Trumbull College at Yale University.
Professor Jose Faria and students in the Construction Process Lab of FIU's OHL School of Construction.
Astromaterials processor Mari Montoya and OSIRIS-REx curation team members set the TAGSAM (Touch and Go Sample Acquisition Mechanism) down in the canister glovebox after removing it from the canister base and flipping it over.
Credit: NASA
Hi all
I wasn't happy with the previous image processing so had another go! .. It would be nice to know which you prefer?
The shot was taken through a special Ha (hydrogen Alpha) Solar filter and scope. The shot was taken in mono and colourized in photoshop. I'm looking forward to more attempts at this and yes it really is the Sun. Shot taken 09/09/10
Thanks for looking .. :-)
Steve