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Bluring on purpose for Our Daily Challenge. This is an “art filter’ built into my Olympus E-PL1 camera. I know it blurs the shot so, I thought I’d give it a go - on purpose. It works better from a greater height and more of a cityscape, but is suposed to mimic a tilt-shift lens and give the impression of a toy landscape. Fun to try, would be better in the City, but thanks for the daily challenge for reminding me I had the filter.
Taken early morning just prior to getting chased away with a shotgun. Treated to a tilt shift look and oil painted filter.
Well, it seems on a group on Facebook caught the tilt shift bug, so I'd thought I would show you some of my efforts
AN classes, South Dynon
July 2011
Tilt-shift effect. Taken from the Castle. www.aalsphotos.webatu.com
Efecto tilt-shift. Tomada desde el castillo. www.aalsphotos.webatu.com
Today we had a lesson in how to "key shift". The idea was to use a light and overpower the available light by 1 stop, then 2 stops, and this one is 3 stops. it was absolutely freezing today, and this model wore shorts, so one of my group members got him the blanket!
I have made this tilt shift lens using a Samyang 28mm f2.8 lens with Nikon mounting, plus a -10 dioptres lens (but later I changed to a -13 lens with better results).
The distance between the lenses is very critical, and affects the back focal length, so some testing is needed.
For the mounting I split the lens and used the back to fix it to the camera.
The middle was done with a flexible rubber pipe.
The camera, a D90 has to be use in manual mode and the speed set by try an error.
This lens is very lomografic and has crazy coma, but it is not good for miniaturizing (it has no sharp focus)
My next attempt will be to add a CPU to the lens to obtain the photometry reading and be able to use the camera in semi-automatic mode.
My experiment with tilt-shift effect (using photoshop), does this look like a miniature model?
Tilt-Shift Effect a.k.a. Miniature Faking Effect: thedragonflypage.blogspot.com/2010/08/tilt-shift-effect-a...
My entry for the photo contest.
Almost didn't make it. First, I had to go home to process the slide film, then when I went to scan it I found that the old laptop I use that's hooked up to the scanner was broken. I opened it up and it is the fabled "capacitor rot" - a few 880uF caps blew on the motherboard. So I had to get vuescan installed on my laptop and get my scanner running under linux (that was fun).
Velvia 100, developed at home. Taken with a 90mm f/8 Schneider Super-Angulon on a Toyo camera.
Tilt-shift effect and a slight bit of lens fall to increase the perspective of the stairs.
No post-processing except for a bit of color correction in Gimp; I don't have lightroom installed on my laptop.
More shots from this day coming soon... they're scanning right now but I won't post them until I am back in front of my main computer.
May 9, 2021
Hiking the Provincelands Dunes on the Eastern side of Provincetown. With the wind from the West, it was a very comfortable hike - cool weather, but very sunny and no wind since were were protected by the high hills of sand.
Cape Cod National Seashore
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
Photo by brucetopher
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Alias: Shifter
Real name: Kiersten Larson
Powers: Density shifting
Earth: 304
Origin: Kiersten and her sister were both born with powers. After learning that her twin, Melissa, was involved in some criminal activity, Kiersten set out to stop her. While trying to steal Melissa back to normal life, Kiersten runs into an Outcast, Cactus Girl, who happened to be after Melissa herself. Cactus Girl believes Kiersten’s knowledge of her sister can help them catch Melissa and her colleagues. After Kiersten helps them with her sister, she decides to stick around, and become a true Outcast
The passenger starts to shift across towards the flaming side of the outfit for the righthanded Clearways corner.
First shift as volunteer Whiteknights rider!
Done two jobs already!! Riding for them a few times a month on some of my days off..
From the website - "Whiteknights Emergency Voluntary Service (EVS) is a Blood Bike Charity that provides a voluntary urgent courier service to the NHS, completely free of charge.
The charity is fully staffed by unpaid volunteers throughout Yorkshire, who offer their time to provide the service".
I usually get the night shift blues.
It builds up in the few hours I have each day before starting work. It has nothing to do with the work itself. I like what I am doing as well as the quiet atmosphere of a hospital at night. It isn't the time of the day, either. If I was left on my own, I'd fall into a rhythm much like night shifts, anyway. Preparing for exams when I was still studying showed this to me, as within a week, my biorhythm cheerfully made me stay up till the early morning while trying to get some more knowledge into tired grey matter.
What makes night shifts awful is how it is just not compatible with other people's lives, including those of my family. I am always tired, as sleeping at home is limited to the minimum necessary to stay functioning, as otherwise, I didn't have time to see my family at all. Being at work for nearly thirteen hours doesn't leave room for much more than sleep, clean and eat.
To make up for this, I sometimes take my camera to work. I rarely find the time to take pictures there, and the few pictures I take aren't likely to be showing up here due to my employer's media policy, but I took this picture from the street behind the hospital while going there, so I guess it's safe.
I posted it to Twitter before, but I feel like it deserves a place here on my Flickr stream.
Algoma Enterprise is being shifted with the aid of G tug Massachusetts working the bow, from the Midwest Dock to KCBX. She is seen here at 106th St.
The Shift Into Winter campaign officially kicks off, and we are reminding everyone to prepare their vehicle for winter weather conditions. Tires with the mountain snowflake symbol, which are specifically designed to meet cold weather performance standards, are the best choice for safe travel in winter conditions.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2015TRAN0138-001654
Correct perspective distortion with Shift Adapters from Fotodiox. Learn more: fotodioxpro.com/collections/shift-adapters