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Pentacon 50/1.8 reversed on a Jupiter 37A 135/3.5 with an extended helicoid adapter. Gotta remember to clean the specks of crud off my lens first with these kind of shots.
Going through some more old photos I took and doing some Photoshoping I didn't know back then. Back then I was using one called "Jasc Paint Shop Pro "
Strobist: Translucent umbrella top left, bare flash behind model to right. LED flashlight for painting
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Ripening Honesty seed pod standing sideways to the sun.
1: mantle-skirt translucent buff, reveals dark-brown radiating bands of shell.
Mantle cavity consists of 2: nuchal cavity over head , and 3: pallial groove filled with pallial gills around entire periphery of foot-head.
4: efferent pallial vessel in mantle-skirt, close to pallial-groove, enters 5: nuchal cavity on left.
6: sole of foot pitch-brown.
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(artist's statement)
organic:inorganic
Organic (adjective)
1.Natural matter or compounds with a carbon base
2.Characterised by gradual or natural development
Inorganic (adjective)
1.Inanimate, not living
2.Not arising from natural growth
The natural world is filled with beautiful and intricate designs, shapes and patterns. It’s a true wonder to me that these designs are not crafted by hand, but instead by a series of complex mechanisms that occur at the cellular, and even more amazingly, the molecular level.
Increasingly I’ve been contemplating the similarities of the designs of nature compared with the designs of the architectural, constructed world - the organic and the inorganic.
Both worlds are highly structured and organised, each to suit their intended purpose.
The patterns and intricate forms of the organic world are inherently functional while beautiful: large leaves are stiffened with pleats, flowers radiate to attract pollinators. In a similar way, human structures are also created for function alongside form: our cylindrical columns support heavy structures above, our vaulted rooves keep us warm and dry.
But one world, the organic, is shaped by the interactions of the forces of nature - continually growing, gradually changing. Grown, not placed.
The other world, the inorganic, is shaped by human force for deliberate function - purposefully static and unchanging. Placed, not grown.
organic:inorganic explores the relationship between the grown and the placed, exposing similarities between worlds that seem unlike on first impression, but share many elements of design when looking closely.
Smaller than the head of a knitting needle this little one grows through the moss on the side of a tree, emerging, it points upwards. Transparent.
I've been playing around with the pinch petals inspired by Lindly Huanani. These are made with pardo translucent. What doesn't show is the slightest tinge of blue that I tinted the translucent- it is veeeeeery subtle.
I now have a wonderful tutorial available on how to make your own petals! www.etsy.com/shop/iamcr8ve
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Young woman on a window sill in and old house, lit by natural light, while in a Fifties style summer dress.
a material or substance that allows light to pass through it, but diffuses or scatters the light in the process
I just want to show that translucent Pardo can come out beautifully clear.... if your oven behaves. The background shows Claire Maunsell's wonderful experiment with Pardo clay. stillpointworks.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/lure-of-transparen...
with a spring……
It actually a stapler that can be on a desk in a vertical position— presumably to save space and to be easy to pick up and use. Woukd you like to see it a bit father out?? I can do that!