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In 'Explore', 2021.05.08
Mamiya 6MF, Mamiya 6MF Panoramic Adapter, Ektachrome EB100 (35mm film), Mamiya G 50mm F/4 L. Digitised by photographing the original 24x54mm transparency on a light pad; tethered capture and development in Lightroom.
A morning in a glacial lake in Western Norway. As the sun rise above the mountains the lake gets transparent.
Created for K-Play, Abstracts~Scenes~Collages for June from from Lyle58 source www.flickr.com/photos/lyle58/3498619155/ (only the flowers)
Very similar to a post awhile ago just a slightly different composition and reprocessed.
Sadly I wont be doing much photography in February as I am away 5 days a week on Tour. I will be taking the camera but if I do get chance to take any photos they probably wont be of the sea and I probably wont have time to plan my shots like I normally do :-(
EXIF: 17mm | ISO:200 | 13s @ f/9 | Lee 0.9h + 0.6s + Heliopan CP
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Explore #15 Cheers everyone I didn't think this one would be popular.
art created from my photoes
Sometimes I create challenges for myself. I have a folder with photos that are "mistakes." They are blurred or just terrible photos, or perhaps the color is off. I decided to see what I could do by combining three of those images. I looked at the tiny icons of these photos and chose three that looked rather abstract, although when I opened them, they were not.
The photos I chose were three ball jars on my kitchen window sill (transparency.) A circular fluorescent light fixture above my kitchen sink (light.) And a clock (time.) The title came from those images. You can see hints of all the elements of the original photos.
I used Topaz software to simplify the images so they were more abstract. In Photoshop, I adjusted colors, repeated them, overlapped them several times in various modes, (vivid light, difference, pin light, etc.) moved them into various positions, and erased some parts so that layers underneath showed through.
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Selected as cover photo for Lines, Curves and Shadows group 3/9/17:
Shoot local ! I waked up early, took my car on a random road at about 10 mn from my place. And I found this ...
the ancient packhorse bridge above the Panniers Pool at Three Shire Heads.
This point is where three counties meet (Derbyshire, Cheshire, and Staffordshire)
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oh... i just realized that this pic and the one i uploaded yesterday
are both brown, my photostream looks a little... dark(?).
Hm... it´s so dim at this time... maybe i should go ouside and
search some colorful autumn-trees...
but i´m not in autumn-mood, i´m in pre-christmas mood!!!
yesterday i decorated the living-room, very ample... my dad
walked into the room and said: oh....
maybe it was too christmassy for him... but not for me! :D
...those nights spent drinking wine, eating cheese and walks in the moonlight down by the sea.
sweet warm
currents floated
across our bodies
as we soaked up
night pools
of...
Words JByrne.
llac de la colomina, al fons podem veure si ens fixem bé el refugi que també porta el mateix nom, és un paratge idílic, un racó del parc nacional d'aigüestortes i Sant Maurici preciós, com tot el parc, ple de racons maravellosos que cal que conservem!!
Lago de la colomina, al fondo podemos ver si nos fijamos bien el refugio que también lleva el mismo nombre, es un paraje idílico, un rincón del parque nacional de Aigüestortes y Sant Maurici precioso, como todo el parque, lleno de rincones maravillosos que hay que conservar-los!!
Colomina lake in the background you can see if you look good also the refuge of the same name, is an idyllic spot, a corner of the Aigüestortes National Park and St. Maurici precious as the whole park full of wonderful places that need to keep!!
Toned (Tannic Acid) Cyanotype. Chamonix 5x7 with Schneider f/9 210mm G-Claron and Ilford HP5+ developed in PMK Pyro. Digital negative made with Pictorico Transparency Film printed on Epson R3000. Contact printed on Hahnemuhle Platinum Rag under Edwards Engineering 18x20 UV lightbox.
Location: Staelduinse Bos near 's Gravenzande, The Netherlands
Date taken: November 1, 2018
Camera: Canon EOS 650D with Magic Lantern for focus stacking
Lens: SIGMA 105mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro