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Camera: 4x5 box made of foamcore board (homemade)
Lens: Seven pinholes in tinfoil (homemade pinhole sieve)
Film: Ilford HP5, ISO 400, 4x5
Developer: Rodinal 1+100
Contrast corrected and toned in Photoshop
This shot was taken on and for World Pinhole Photography Day, my first experience participating with this world event. Here in Minnesota (we were shooting in St. Paul's lower East side), it was 37 degrees fahrenheit, raining cats and dogs, with a prevailing wind of about 12 knots. In other words: Crazy cold. But, it was still a ton of fun because I was with a crazy group of guys dedicated to one purpose: To practice the art and science of photography.
Since it was raining, the film got "water stained," hence the weird lines. The blurriness is due to using multiple pinholes, rather than just one. Also, I've been tube processing my 4x5 sheet film, which I may have to reevaluate because I can see uneven development "marks" on the negs.
this is an image of mine that I had printed and framed, and now displays on the floating shelf in my living room..
I still have hundreds of shots to post from 2013, but thought I'd like to share last night's pretty sunset from Abu Dhabi.
Ann Carlson reflecting with AXIS company dancers on the assignment. Dancers: Judy, Rodney, Janet, Sebastian, and Sonsheree.
For more on AXIS visit www.axisdance.org
Long exposure of sunset clouds with reflections in an office building at Homebush Bay, Sydney.
Lee Big Stopper
This is the Reflected Wedges Table Runner by Jacquie Gering from "Modern Patchwork" special edition published by Quilting Daily. I wanted to try it out before using some of my better fabrics so I used some inexpensive batiks I had leftover from a Christmas project. Its a nice pattern -went together easily and I'm looking forward to trying it in several other color/pattern combinations-but these JoAnn batiks are a great less expensive option.
This modern looking front is actually a factory that produces the Birds Eye peas and fish fingers". It is reflecting the old buildings opposite it.
1/200s @ f6.3 ISO 100. Sigma 17-70mm @ 36mm
Eos 30d. Located in the sea-side town of Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK
Sometimes you just have to take a deep breath and know that everything is going to be ok.
Baker Hotel, Mineral Wells Texas.
Reflected sunlight and blue sky combine with the shadows of streamside grasses to decorate the surface of a small stream.
Image is copyright © Michéla Griffith www.longnorlandscapes.co.uk. All rights reserved. Please contact me if you would like to use this image.
Bird lettering is printed on the Halifax Central Library curtain wall system for the birds to read from afar. #halifax #novascotia #architecture #photography #photowalk #reflectionphotography #reflection #atlanticcanada
Reflecting Pool, WWII Memorial, and Washington Monument at twilight. Washington DC, September 2013.
Please let me know if you use or repost my photos--I'd love to see them used!
A close up abstracted yet symmetrical view of Western Canadian Place (Husky Energy) seen reflecting the evening Sun.
2.7 second exposure at 230mm and f/11 (Nikkor 70-300mm VR)
On Easter Monday, 28 March 2016 Dublin City Council commemorated the 1916 Rising with a day of history and more at Smithfield Square.
The popular ‘Dublin Remembers’ Learning Bus was there, alongside a large mobile library and a replica vintage ambulance. Dublin City Public Libraries, Dublin Fire Brigade and Dublin UNESCO City of Literature staff were there promoting Dublin City Council’s 1916 centenary programme. They were joined by re-enactors and historians who answered questions on the Rising and Dublin 100 years ago. Lia Mills, author of Fallen, the "Dublin: One City One Book" choice for this year, was there to talk about writing the book which is set in Dublin in 1915-16.
The WWII Memorial is at the end of the Reflecting Pool, between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument.
go crazy with the reflecting skin. visit my blog if you've seen the movie. thereflectingskin.wordpress.com/
The way the icicles were shining through the window were just breathtaking. I decided to put the picture in black and white to make the white beams of light become a little bit bolder.