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I've been revisiting some old photographs I took before I had a Flickr account. Most of them never got posted here, and all of them needed some reworking and overhauling to be somewhat presentable.
This was taken in 2001 in Chrysochou Bay, in northwest Cyprus, with my first digital camera: a 2MP Canon Digital Ixus.
one year and two days ago......
it was 70 fricking degrees today. 70! degrees! in january!
and might i add, we are NOT residents of the southern hemisphere. all agreed that this phenomenon called for rooftop brunch.
models:
albert, with champagne and bloody mary
mike, with beer and his badass self
corrina, with plate of food that william has stolen
juliet, with vase of bloody mary and unidentified cocktail
david, (who would like to point out that his shirt is not *actually* a t-shirt) with man-satchel
meredith, with bloody mary
jarrett, with sexy undies
amber, with strange carrot-juice cocktail concoction
matthew, with grapefruit
andy b, with funyuns
eeva, with boobs
william, with brie and olive sandwich sorta thing
ben, with frying pan
guy who's name i didn't catch, with mug of presumably adult beverage
marty, with celery
charita, with citrus medley
I shot this one more time with Leica Q2 Monochrom to compare to the earlier images I took with the M11M.
I did a seminar in San Jose, then met up with some friends on the way to do a seminar in Sacramento. We were birding in this one park which was pretty much next to an oil refinery. What can I say, I'm the son of an oil refinery guy. BTW, a LOT of refineries in this area....I'm guessing from the map that it's where the supertankers go.
Concord, California in the general area of 37.97, -122.02
July 2005
This is a redux of
www.flickr.com/photos/jimfrazier/26058510
Demonochromized, tones adjusted, lotsa sharpening and noise reduction, some adjustment to perspective, and recropped. Not sure it's any better, but it's different!
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“I thought the most beautiful thing in the world must be shadow.”
― Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar
A slightly edited version of a shot from April this year. It's a shot I've been looking at a lot lately and is probably the shot that made me feel as if I could try and progress that need to express 'something' with photography. It's my best shot - I think.
As the year draws to a close I'm mostly pretty pleased with the shots taken since April and shared here on flickr. To receive the explores, views, comments and faves from the people who pass through is almost as much fun as taking the shots - and I appreciate them all, thank you.
Today however, someone offered to buy a print of this shot - not the first one I've sold, and selling them is not why I take them, but it's a special feeling nonetheless, feels pretty nice.
cheers all
TC
of a personal favorite in SwankoLab, which is on sale this weekend for 99 cents. get it quick, iphone freaks.
I recently inadvertently deleted many photos from my photostream. I've been trying to retrieve as many of them as I could - it hasn't been easy... Like this one, I've marked the 'deleted' photos as 'redux'. I lost all of the information that goes with a photo, including the faves and comments I received. I'm merely putting them back in my photostream so they are not lost forever. I've turned off the comments for each of them.
a crop of this photo.. I think I like this crop better.
on a completely unrelated note, I got my 7 Million Dollar Home from Crumpler today! whoo-hoo! I freakin' love it! :)
My attempt at doing a modern redesign of the Classic Pirate set 6265 Sabre Island.
More pictures here.
This is a similar shot taken at a different time during our dinner date last week (thus the 'redux' in the title). Is also my *first* HDR shot in California. Been awhile since I've posted HDR too.
I've been mostly doing non-HDR shots these past few years, as I try to focus on getting one shot 'just right', and go for a mix of photo styles so as to not have my photostream just be one flavor of photography. That and I don't carry around a dSLR much these days as I find the Lumix point-n-shoot LX5 to be adequate for most of the shots I want to take. However there are times when HDR is the way to go, and for this particular shot, its what I wanted to do.
3xp (out of 5 taken handheld) of the beautiful sunset we were afforded at the Orange Hill restaurant in Orange, California.
**Explored**
I really wasn't happy with the way my emulation turned out earlier this week. I can't stand when I don't have time to do these shots properly. So I figured since I had the day off, I'd give it another go. Much happier with these. :)
So far, to celebrate my day off, I stayed up until 3:30am last night watching movies, slept in until 9am, snuggling with my honey, and spent time doing this shot. Next up: lunch and serious relaxation on the couch. TGIF!
365 Days (self portraits): Day 213
My Face is My Canvas: Emulation #6 (redux)
Macro Monday Redux 2015—Favorite Theme of the Year.
I joined Macromondays on first week of june 2015 with the theme "Mostly White"; I decided for this week simply something before it. My choice is February 23: "Twist", just because I like geometry a lot, and play with shadows.
Small piece made with a Zcorp rapid prototyping 3D printer.
Please see this wonderful Math 3D Gallery
Macromondays theme on February 23: "Twist".
Thank all of you, but specially to the admins for keep going this group so good.
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I recently inadvertently deleted many photos from my photostream. I've been trying to retrieve as many of them as I could - it hasn't been easy... Like this one, I've marked the 'deleted' photos as 'redux'. I lost all of the information that goes with a photo, including the faves and comments I received. I'm merely putting them back in my photostream so they are not lost forever. I've turned off the comments for each of them.
Just fooling around with an old image (original here).
This is my first ever picture of Hammersmith Bridge shot in January 2006 with the kit lens. Unfortunately, it's been downhill from there :(
This one has been tone-mapped with Photomatix then converted to black and white with Alien Skin Exposure; the grain is part of the post-processing.
I used one of the standard 'film stocks' that came with Alien Skin Exposure (Ilford 200 SFX) because I still haven't figured out how to work with the Channel Mixer.