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Hotel in downtown san diego. Trying to expand my ps skills on this one by far my most heavily modified shot ive done. in particular the lighting dapples on the building front. The original shot was pretty much an even tone across the face
Der Alte Garten ist ein zentraler, repräsentativer Platz in Schwerin, der von Prachtbauten umrahmt ist. Er wird auf zwei Seiten vom Schweriner See und dem Burgsee begrenzt. Sowohl die Anlage des Platzes selbst als auch die dort befindlichen und angrenzenden Gebäude – Schweriner Schloss, Theater, Museum, Altes Palais und Staatskanzlei – sind in der Denkmalliste der Stadt Schwerin aufgeführt. Die Nutzungsgeschichte des Platzes beginnt vermutlich bereits im 9. Jahrhundert im Umkreis der Obodritenburg Zuarin. Im Laufe der Zeit wandelte sich die Nutzung des Platzes mehrmals bis zur modernen Nutzung für Versammlungen und Veranstaltungen sowie als touristisches Zentrum
Auf Tour mit
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alter_Garten_%28Schwerin%29
it's the first day of spring! not that it makes a huge difference here in SF, as it's felt like spring for about a month already. here i'm in the studio where i sew/design/etc., aka, the other half of the living room in our tiny hilltop flat. a pile of things i need to alter is to the left. everything is a mess at the moment.
one of my favorite outfits of late, though not the best shot. my photographer is at work. :P
-green vintage enamel clip-on earrings: thrifted
-green vintage glass bead necklace: beacon's closet, williamsburg, brooklyn.
-green lucite cocktail ring: alexis bittar
-gold bracelets/bangles: thrifted
-gold elgin watch: inherited from pete's grandfather.
-red sweater i restyled recently: thrifted
-white tank with flourecent orange stripes: H&M
-red-orange tank: american apparel
-black acid wash jeans!!
-orange patent leather flats: steve madden
Resting in another place.
Grasping at an image from memory.
A growing body of connections, wounds, explosions, traces, waves of memory – an inner mapping; dialogue.
The work consists of 66 images from high quality digital scans, detailing traces of dirt and fungi on the textured surface of tape.
Numerous pieces of tape that held together weathered cardboard boxes, filled with junk metal, were collected from within an old collapsing shed. The tape fragments were scanned, altered in black and white, inverted, and then cropped, to reveal images reminiscent of space, and inspired by micrography & neural pathways.
It's been a while since I've worked up a still life (in my tiny studio). I found an old book to alter for the setting, and a tarnished stamp holder. Stamps are now sold on sheets, not in rounds like years ago. 2 Lil Owls texture, actions, and preset were used.
More drastically altered photos in my set, "Automatic Photography:"
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Sulle due parti che convivono in noi...
Sulle diverse personalità che abbiamo...
Su come agiamo nelle diverse situazioni...
Su cosa riusciamo a essere grazie al nostro alter ego...
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Questo aspetto della psicologia umana mi ha sempre
affascinato e volevo "esplorarlo" fotograficamente.
Con l'aiuto di Laura ho deciso di interpretarlo nel modo più
semplice e quotidiano possibile e le foto che vedrete faranno parte di
questa fase... ma lo studio continuerà ...
A sailboat pattern I drew for a postcard. Giving it a little extra life by adding it to my altered dictionary.
Central British Columbia, Canada
Northern lakes are often foggy on summer mornings. On this particular morning, the mist was just beginning to break up as the sun rose and lit the tree trunks. A patch of water reflected the blue sky above. After taking this photo, I used post-processing programs to convert the image to digital art which I thought captured the beauty and peacefulness of the scene even better than the original.
I took baby formula tin boxes and covered them with paper scraps - so fun to decorate these :-)
inspired by talented haru designs
More drastically altered photos in my set, "Automatic Photography:"
www.flickr.com/photos/motorpsiclist/sets/72157637198879375/
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Copyright © notice: My photographs and videos and any of my derivative works are my private property and are copyright © by me, John Russell (aka "Zoom Lens") and ALL my rights, including my exclusive rights, are reserved and protected by United States Copyright Laws and by the Berne Convention and the Universal Copyright Convention.
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