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A backlit image in a MRT subway station.

 

Bangkok

@United Arrows, Shibuya

These were the main show pieces. I sold one and was happy I didn't sell the other.

I shot them in my basement in the dark prior to display.

 

Cracked Pots / Reclaim It! block pARTy.

 

In addition to presenting a variety of found images, I also offered a Polaroid photo booth with four cameras each loaded with a different Polaroid film.

 

Polaroid 600 Color film, 16 September 2021.

Truth. What is it? To be precice, what is it in the Biblical Greek meaning in refrence to Jesus?

Truth= Aletheia is that which is not concealed. Aletheia is that which that is seen or expressed as it really is.

 

More here. www.sermonindex.net/modules/articles/index.php?view=artic...

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The physiology of this little swamp fly is so simple and transparent with light from a diffused flash that he looks hand drawn.

Please do not reproduced without my permission.zawawiisa|copyright 2013.

Transparency

 

Old one from the archives given the bw treatment. Have a great weekend and thank you for faves and comments, always appreciated.

 

Website+Prints

 

La Défense, Paris

Una de las localizaciones en las que estaremos durante el proximo Photo Tour del 10 al 12 de Mayo:

northphototours.com/category/02-talleres/

Animate a descubrirlas con nosotros.

Filter Reverse HITECH 2 stops sponsored by www.laserlab.pt ND64 ONLY RAW

 

These photos were taken in the 1970s and early 1980s using Ektachrome transparency film. Camera and lens unknown. They were recently "scanned" using a Nikon D780, a Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24-120 1:4 G ED macro lens, and the Nikon ES-2 Film Digitizing Adapter.

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Animated glowing flowers for Legacy and Matreya.

 

HUD: color, transparency, glow, animation speed.

 

Does not require advanced lighting.

 

Marketplace

For Z-OUT, a project of the acclaimed Z33 art center,

architect Gijs Van Vaerenbergh (that's actually two people,

called Gijs and Van Vaerenbergh)

made this impressive artwork, called "Reading Between the Lines",

a see-through church, made of layers of steel,

hidden in the wonderful landscape in Borgloon, Belgium.

Street art - Port Adelaide Wharves - South Australia.

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