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Lund Cathedral, Sweden. Kodak Ektar 100, Lubitel 166, tripod, f/11, 11 minutes. Metering: Gossan Lunasix-3. No flash. C41 (Fotobaren, Sandviken), VueScan software.
Blog: kesara.lk
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This is part of a series (various looks & techniques) of images taken of Camilla's from my garden. This is a true macro utilizing 52 - stack focus points. It's been slightly cropped in (4X5 ratio) from the original full frame. In color, it just never looked right no matter what I did to it. Classic B&W "view camera" ratio was a last minute change - and then,every thing came together.
With the set up on my kitchen island, lighting was from 1-Elichrom strobe & 1-reflector.
Strobist info: 1-Elichrom 500 w/medium honeycomb grid & diffusion material between light & flower to camera right. 1-soft white reflector on camera left. No over/back light was needed.
Helicon Focus, Nik Software & Lightroom 5 for post.
I love panoramic and I hope one day I can afford to buy the real panoramic camera like Fuji TX-1 or Fuji G617. They are film cameras costing a fortune.
I don't like doing stitiching in software.
This is of course a fake one done by cropping only.
Taken at Garry Point Park Richmond. Please view large size for better result.
Garry Point Park is a photogenic place.
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Designed: Custom curved aluminum sign w/ Halo Lit Channel letters to be mounted to a retaining wall.
Design created while employed @ Bill Carr Signs.
A sale rack for ordering an assortment of Over 18 software titles. Remember, the theme of Gamers is "Cute things that single men buy". This is one of the few places I saw in any shop where you have to take a slip to the counter and get your merchandise from the back room. Apparently cartoon porn is at the top of the high-risk shoplifting list. In the US people steal guns, in Japan they steal porn. It's all about priorities.
When it comes to execution of code, hardware beats software every day of the week.
This is why: bloggeek.me/hardware-trumps-software/