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Studio lighting:
1 flash bounced 200 w / sec. full powers in panel 2 x 1 meter, white (left).
1 flash 200 w / sec half power with double acrylic diffuser (right), double-subject distance that the side panel opposite.
Fotografía realizada por Peter Lievano © Todos los derechos reservados - No utilizar sin autorización // www.peterlievano.com
Taken with a Skywatcher ED80 Refractor and a Canon 600D at prime focus. Best 15 of 35 images stacked using Registax 6. Saturation boosted to bring out some colour. Seeing very unsteady as Plato changing shape frame by frame when aligning prior to stacking.
I like to use textures when I'm working in an still life photography. The idea is that viewer travel to the past with this kind of pictures.
A week of abstract textures inspired by the long-awaited return of Canadian spring. Starting it off with the soft yellow haze of a dandelion in bloom.
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“So fine was the morning except for a streak of wind here and there that the sea and sky looked all one fabric, as if sails were stuck high up in the sky, or the clouds had dropped down into the sea.”
~Virgina Woolf, To The Lighthouse
October 29, 2014
"What would be ugly in a garden constitutes beauty in a mountain." - Victor Hugo
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Another busy day but the time passed quickly so I can't really complain.
The weather was cool and grey today so I wasn't as motivated to venture out for photos as I am when the sun is shining so I was pleasantly surprised when this caught my eye right next to my back porch. The texture and simplicity just worked for me, especially in monochrome.
Anyway, hope everyone has had a good day.
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A detail from a hibiscus petal. This was an unusually large hibiscus, larger than any other I’d seen. (File: RPOP-2008-08-2045)
Canon 7D
Raw + HDR photomatix + 3 texture by Mat
Lighting 2 strobe radio control + 2 umbrellas diffusion.
Finished in photoshop
More textured photos. I actually saw some flowers for once yay! yellow, purple, and pink flowers are my favorite. in that order lol Image looks better larger
I have 1 more day of class and I am officially a college graduate! I'm so excited. Right now I am applying for my bachelors degree program. wish me luck!
This is from what was a vibrant work of street art, which can be seen in this shot taken eighteen months ago... flic.kr/p/pLtjsU
One of my favorite photographers is Edward Weston. He had a wonderful ability to show us grace in nature. It could be a bell pepper or a massive dune system- he could find the most graceful curves and capture them in his photographs. Sometimes however you have to throw in a bit of raggedness with that grace, as seen here. Wet sand doesn't drift as well as dry sand, and a mix will give combinations of smooth and jagged edges. A recent snow at Great Sand Dunes had provided such a combination of wet and dry sand, giving us a nice mix of edge textures. (#3)
In the distance are the San Luis Valley and the northeastern edge of the San Juan Mountains.