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Another arty shot from London on Saturday before LFW!

Olympus Infinity Stylus

35mm f/3.5

Kodak T-Max 100

Kodak HC-110

Plustek OpticFilm 7300

Lit by hand in one second at sunrise, fully explained in fb.com/groups/ericpare

Rådhuspladsens Metrostation, October 2019

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Las Vegas, Nevada

 

One of the best places in Las Vegas was the M&M store.It was colorful and fun and there was a free 3D movie to boot. This was a fun part of the decor.

New video tutorial!!! youtu.be/-lkjChUqksc

 

In this episode, I'm answering that famous question about the stars and the Milky Way. I used to do composites (my early works), but all of my actual work is single frame. Of course, some editing is involved mostly for the Milky Way (check out for Michael Shainblum tutorials to figure it out), but I managed to get everything in one frame by using some very simple tricks. This is what I explain in this video.

 

Thanks Kelley Johnson for your help on this one

 

--- About the Tube Stories

We're a dancer/photographer duo making our way using a tube, a feather, and a flashlight. Everything we do is lit by hand, one frame at a time. Light-painting for us is a lifestyle, and this is what we share with our audience. The purpose of the Tube Stories is to bring a brighter and more colorful night to whoever is going to cross our path. Our work has been presented on the BBC, CNN, MTV, VICE, TEDx and much more.

 

--- About Eric Paré (Instagram: @ericparephoto)

Eric Paré is an artist-entrepreneur. When he's not on the road creating the Tube Stories, he can be found with his team at his studios in Montréal where he is working on multi-camera concepts and new technologies. He has recently been doing high ends projects for Intel, HP, Facebook, Microsoft and Adobe.

 

--- About Kim Henry (Instagram: @kimhenry.dance)

Kim Henry is a professional contemporary dancer that has a fascination for movement and human being. Versatile and curious, she seeks for projects that push her beyond her limits. As a freelance artist, she took part in more than 45 dance and physical theater projects since 2011. From a stage in a full-house theater to an empty desert, dancing is the language she likes the most.

 

Follow us on instagram: instagram.com/kimhenry.dance - instagram.com/ericparephoto

Explore #95

Lydith 3.5/30mm + 8 mm ext. tube

Tube commuters seen through glass window at Stratford station

improvised tube butt gauge does what it is supposed to: it indicates the thicker and thinner parts of the wall of the butted reynolds titanium tube.

Craters of the moon national monument.

The name of this NM has nothing to do with craters or moon. The unearthly scenery and caves are the results of lava flow. This lava tube is known as Indian tunnel.

You have to get a permission from rangers at the visitor center to go into the tunnel for the protection of bats

It's time to cut tubes before "weld"

"The Mission impossible"

Somewhere in the Universe

Two exotic small birds (I don't remember the species) in concrete tubes.

 

Edit: these are zebra finks, thanks Joran for the ID!

From the archive.

i guess i was missing this cliche'

 

added to the Cream of the Crop pool as "most favorited"

from a Guelph Photographers Guild outing to the Hammond Museum of Radio, Guelph, ON

Processed with VSCO with p5 preset

Hampstead Tube Station - London

South Station - Boston Ma USA

This one is for the composition in black and white. I think it would enlarge very well.

 

I remind people that this image was taken outdoors in full sunlight. No other lighting has been used.

One of the most beautiful fragrance experiences in the world is a walk along heated lavender fields.

 

Grignan. France.

A set of vacuum tubes I removed from an old family stereo a few years ago. Kept a couple of them around and thought they might make a interesting macro.

 

Explored on 2013-30-12, #314

Thanks everyone!

Taken in one of London's many tube stations

I'm finding it impossible to get the colours right on some of the non swimming residents of the aquarium, so rather than trying to keep it accurate I slid some sliders.

A tube worm (most probably of the Sabellidae family) in Psaromoura beach, Crete, Greece.

Hi Flickr, it has been a looooooooong time!

 

My FB and IG have been locked down. So its back to where it all began for me.

 

This is an image create last night with some Nanlite t8-7x tubes they sent me to play with. In all honestly, they are pretty sick. An app that works properly etc.

 

www.denissmith.com.au

 

See you soon legends!

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