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Evocative of the old West but still very much a part of today, these magnificent animals awe and inspire us, connecting us to our past while very much a current part of our lives and hearts.
Well it would be timeless if it wasn't for those yellow lines ;-)!
Another shot captured and processed entirely with the iPhone, including the addition of the texture. I just used Photoshop to resize the image because I am not sure yet how to do that with the iPhone! This was taken yesterday on a walk around the Corfe Castle area. I hope you are enjoying this 'creative journey' with me - normal service will be resumed shortly ;-)!
Better on black....but then it usually is!
Thanks for your visit!
© Jeff R. Clow
If you have a moment, I'd like your feedback.
This is the black and white conversion of the previous photo in my photostream. I've gone back and forth to try to determine which one is better - the b&w or the color version.
I really liked this candid shot of our granddaughter....the light was illuminating her face wonderfully and I was lucky to catch her sweet smile.
When I started looking at the shot closely, I realized that the type of coat she has on is one that has been around a long time. Thus, when converted to black and white it took me back to a simpler time - perhaps in the 1940s.
Would appreciate your thoughts....
From Timeless hair fashion shoot, Pinni magazine
Model: Johanna
Style: 2or+ByYAT
Hair: Ville Kärkkäinen
MUA: Nelli Inberg
Lighting assist: Marko Oja
View west on Market Street near 2nd Street where the Palace Hotel would be built, 1856
"Ralston planned the Palace Hotel as a symbol of San Francisco's coming of age, from the end of mining camps and a raw boom town to an established city. It was designed to be a hotel of timeless elegance, unprecedented luxury and ultimate modernity."
"this should illustrates why O’Farrell was called "nuts" when he made Market Street 120 feet wide. The merchants were furious for loosing so much prime real estate.....
The Grand Hotel would certainly cover thoes bases. I think the Palace was more of a power play to establish New Montgomery as the New "It" street in San Francisco, that is until Latham dashed his plans." - per Nick Wright
Will rRump Order All Wall Murals Painted Over? Maybe with a "Straight Honky Ignorant White?" TIMELESS Kansas City, Missouri USA
My mom has the most beautiful crystal blue eyes. I know they obviously aren't blue here and I know how rarely you guys click on the view large link but I ask you to please do it this time so you can see how great they look in this shot.
You have to look at this in original size!
This is where I took Chemeleon's book pictures. It's called Timeless Club & Forest. Seriously a FANTASTIC place to take some pictures. (and to hang out too, I guess, but it's not open yet :P)
Here is a 40th Anniversary GI Joe Pilot shortly after bailing out of his aircraft.
The figure is a 40th anniversary Pilot wearing the Goldenrod Flight Suit. He has accessories from the Scramble Pilot Card and a reproduction helmet from Cotswold/EliteBrigade.
Photographed with a Nikon D3100 and a Nikon 85mm f1.8 lens.
Some things are just timeless
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This shot was inspired by the work of John Rusnak - http://www.johnrusnak.net/
Although I think the final result is completely different from what he does, I wanted to challenge myself into taking a plain subject and a plainer background and carve it into something interesting using artificial lighting (flashes)!
In this case, a total of 10 flashes were used!
Check out the setup shot: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=455736333514&set=t.13604250
This is the first time I attempt something in Monochrome, and I think the results can definitely be improved. Yves was an absolutely fantastic model, one of the top that I've worked with. Patient and in absolute control of his face and body.
Special thanks to Anick and Igor for helping out and lending me equipement.
Eva Jinn Productions will be releasing a BTS video on this shoot within the next week so I suggest you become a fan of her page to get the updates the MINUTE they're out!
Join her facebook page here: www.artist.to/evajinnproductions
Credits:
Assistants:
Anick Morel - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Anick-Morel-Photographe/115112838552056
igor Mekhtiev - http://www.flickr.com/photos/meki-kun/
Model:
Yves Pelletier - http://www.facebook.com/Zachio
VIdeo:
Eva Jinn Productions -
www.artist.to/evajinnproductions
A GREAT SHOUT OUT THANK YOU TO RODERIQUE WHO GAVE ME SOME GREAT POINTERS IN EDITING THIS SHOT, CHECK OUT HIS WORK: www.flickr.com/photos/dracorubio/
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Montreal Conceptual Photographer
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Photos taken on the Timeless Memories Sim. Beautiful sim!!
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Timeless%20Memories/190/93/21
Photo taken 10 years ago, but view is indistinguishable from today. The large rectangular grave marker with a hipped roof at the top of the hill is inscribed with name of John Boyland Pratt who was born exactly 100 years before I was born. Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in Saint Louis, Missouri.
J530 (J549) shunts the freight wagons into 3 road at Muckleford is the late afternoon sunshine is a scene that could easily be from the 1950's or 1960's at a number of rural locations on the VR network.
My 30th Birthday Party Train.
From Timeless hair fashion shoot, Pinni magazine
Model: Johanna
Style: 2or+ByYAT
Hair: Ville Kärkkäinen
MUA: Nelli Inberg
Lighting assist: Marko Oja
A drawing of my new subject model, Jamal. This piece is entitled "Timeless"
Medium: Graphite pencils/black charcoal/black coloured pencil on sketching paper.
Pencil brand - Faber-Castell
Paper type - Acid Free Cartridge paper 17 x 24 inches
A nice lady let me take her picture. Turns out she's a Reverend - taking a Sunday off work to visit the Goth weekend at Whitby. I've sent her copies of the pictures I took. Debating whether I should send a copy of this edit.
MOBILITY (Installation) - originally shown @ World Expo Shanghai 2010 - now @ Ars Electronica Center Linz, Austria
C/Y mount Carl Zeiss "Planar T* 1,4/50" adapted to Panasonic DMC-G2