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Tuesday April 3rd, 2012
This last stretch before Spring Break is killing me. I have a bunch of homework and on top of that we have a bunch of test this week. I bet it'll be worth it though when I wake up to not being tired anymore haha. After school I got some Jack N' The Box and went to the mall with my mom since she wanted to pick up something. I looked around for shoes but I couldn't commit to one so I ended up coming home empty handed. The sun was setting when we left so I was hoping to get a shot before it went completely gone. My mom and I stopped by the new house to see the progress and it's looking really nice! I took this picture once we got home around late 7 o'clock. Isolated the sky and Isolated the street, houses, and trees. Boosted Brightness and Contrast for the two and use the color balance adjustment to bring out some colors. Not much to say! I'm starting to use the gray over layer so much more.
Canon T2i
18-55 F5.5-5.6
I forced myself out for a walk this lunchtime. I went along the waterfront to the lock lock bridge hoping to get the rest of the clues for the geocache. Unfortunately, that side of the bridge was fenced off (for strengthening, I think).
On the way I spotted an oystercatcher getting a feed of some shellfish on the rocks. I only had my phone camera, not a proper camera so I couldn't get a decent picture.
Monday, 1st May 2017.
People do this sorta project all the time on flickr, so figured i'd join the club too. May fail miserably at this, but will give it a damn good shot anyway.
Begin: 02/04/11
End: 02/04/12
(Got bored and made this wee title page for my album in photoshop, it'll probably be replaced by something better somewhere along the lines).
This project shows the downfall of the British Seaside, once a popular holiday destination but nowadays its just run down and abandoned. Some of the reasons for this downfall could be cheaper flights, increased pollution and the British weather. I have tried to give the images a negative and melancholy mood by using a cheap plastic lens and utilizing a large aperture.
Project // Rhodes House
Architect // Cameron Chrishol Nicole
Photography // Dion Robeson
Product // UrbanStone Australian Marble in Pilbara Red and Pilbara Green
More fabric decisions at the pop-up shop. This is pretty but I decided it was not for me.
Tuesday, 5th April 2016
This is a shot from the top of the new project bike my brother and I found on the street. Definitely gonna need some work.
This Is for a project i did on tattoos.
Model: Jake Hadley
Photographer: David Bonser
Location: Coalville Park
I've got no time to look for a photo today, so I took a quick HDR shot of the stormy sky in front of the station and processed the hell out of it.
Ella es Hallo, para quien no la conozca...! Y nos hemos puesto de acuerdo para participar en el proyecto de los 365!!!
Asà que Hallo os saluda en su primer dÃa y de paso os desea Feliz dÃa de los enamorados aunque nosotras no lo estemos....jijijiji
She is Hallo for the people that didn't know her...!! And we are going to participate in the 365 days project!!!
So, Hallo is saying hello to everyone in her first day and she is also wishing you to have a happy St. Valentine's day althought we aren't in love!!!!
This elephant nursery on the outskirts of Lusaka, Zambia, is part of the Elephant Orphanage Project, which takes orphaned elephants and rehabilitates them for eventual release back into the wild. www.ifaw.org/united-states/our-work/animal-rescue/elephan...
We started at the perimeter, then dropped some large pieces in the middle and worked to meet the two. It got to be maddening to try and fit the right pieces.
Famous photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald's murder with a character from Robotron 2084 instead of Oswald.
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San Francisco residents enjoyed an impromptu show on May 14 and 15 when The Karma Underground or TKU and KarmaBlast unleashed the second installment of their projection series. The non-profit organization is on a mission to attract wider attention to human rights violations in Tibet using art.
Read the full story here: www.warholian.com/2012/07/22/projection-hijack-project/
All photos by Birdman for Warholian.