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50 cent flea market find - A Scanner Darkly, in Portuguese.

A winding lane at the back of Badbury Rings leads into a grove of 600 year old oak trees. Great spot for testing out the LACE Backlight Scanner pity it decided to rain halfway through. _PDS7815

267/365/2021, 3920 days in a row.

Dieses Bild wurde mit einer Android-App zum Scannen von Dokumenten fotografiert. Direkt und ohne Umweg über einen Druck. Es erinnert mich an frühe Experimente mit dem Fotokopierer.

 

This picture was taken with an Android document scanning app. Directly and without going through a print. It reminds me of early experiments with the photocopier.

Ainda testando o scanner, um pouco mais satisfeito.

Tenham um ótimo sábado!

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Still testing the scanner, a bit happier though.

Have a great Saturday!

Lo shoropulento de esta foto es que salió así en el revelado, y yo me imaginé que los locos de la Ñielol tenian un photoshop en su cosa de revelados e igual shoro.

 

viva tsile

Today the Herrios were invading Scanner Darkly. That presented a problem for me, since I do not have a scanner. I called around, but I could not find any friend or accomplice that was available for a loaner. I didn't want to use a Xerox copier, although I have in the past.

 

So, I did what any resourceful photographer would do, I faked it. It's far from perfect, and the fisheye lens gives a bit of nutsiness to it, but the clock is ticking and I need to process images for clients. So, here is my 365 and We're Here image for tonight. A shot of how I accomplished it will be up soon, as soon as I get some real work done.

 

We're Here! : Scanner Darkly

 

Running out of ideas for your 365 project? Join We're Here!

 

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I call this pic " Gala Scan ".

Reason: It has these lines and smudges in the pic like these old 90's scanners in computer labs that always left your pics with some smudges and finger prints.

Basicly, I don't know how to cut the spot out, ( grins...), and I just left it like that.

 

Artifacts in an already degraded image are the result of interrupted sorting, Fast Fourier Transforms and a median filter that behaves more like a cellular automaton than a denoising tool. That's the technique—you can invent the narrative yourself.

Playing with some ideas for a workshop I'll be leading at Wingtip Press in early May, inspired by stuff they're doing at Swansea Print Workshop. We'll scan various objects, make digital negatives, and print cyanotypes, all day long!

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