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Shot By: Madd Hattere
Lighting Design: Dario Roberto Quintos
How It's Done: One overhead HMI modded with a diffuser, second HMI camera left.
by Al Gross and Strong Buffalo, at the American Indian Cultural Corridor, Northern Spark 2019. Photo Credit: Ne-dah-ness Greene
custom made macro lens using a Schneider - Kreuznach enlarger lens (50 mm-F4) fused on to a nikon body cap. Shot at two Fstops lower than wide open.
Reused: Door to kennel (l), torn tarp piece stapled to wood (top) and a bottom of an old transportation cage for rabbits (r).
The beauty is that the run can be reattaced to the chicken house as needed.
Get creative!
Reusable sandwich and snack bag, for school, work, etc.
Take it with you while trecking, hiking, canoeing, picnic, for the baby in the car, office , for the beach, on your bicycle.
You can purchase this and many more of my bags at www.bagitconscious.etsy.com
For the Natuzzi Sound Chair challenge, the students had complete creative freedom to explore and unleash their creativity to remodel the iconic piece.
This rock once contained about a dozen distinct carvings. It has cracked over time, but a few are still visible. The largest is the true-to-life-size horse, facing left: the head, mane, neck, and chest are the most visible parts--look closely and you'll see it. In the middle of the frame, above the mostly-horizontal craggy break in the rock-face, where the horse's belly is, there are several goats, my favorite of which are battling head-to-head, with their heads on either side of the A-shaped crag that has a vertical crack stemming from the top of the 'A.' My other favorite is the fish in the bottom right of the frame (see my close up).
I saved all the matte medium/fabric medium run off from screen prints. Then I used it as paint on my book pages.
Reusable sandwich and snack bag, for school, work, etc.
Take it with you while trecking, hiking, canoeing, picnic, for the baby in the car, office , for the beach, on your bicycle.
You can purchase this and many more of my bags at www.bagitconscious.etsy.com