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fir trees on mountainside background with blue sky. © Patricia Fenn. All Rights Reserved. No usage allowed including copying or sharing without written permission.
Some submissions for the Ubuntu Artwork thingy. Deadline is Friday!
I really wanted to go out and shoot something specifically for this, but I'm out of time. These four are from recent archives instead.
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Kekskonzert von der Lieben Minou im Waagenbau zu Hamburg. Außerdem dabei und on stage: Neni Pomade, Afiba, Joel Have.
Ich fotografierte zusammen mit den mit den Herren Stilpirat, Metapartikel.
Camera: Konica Minolta Dynax 7D
Lens: Minolta AF 1.7/50mm
This is straight out of the camera, and totally NOT what I was trying to do. I kind of like this accident. This was taken while walking along the Boise River Greenbelt on a warm summer night.
A simple tan 10X15 background.
Cost- $25ish
Rit Dye: $4.00 a bottle
10x15 Piece of Muslin: Regularly $7 per yard. Mill End Textiles has 60% off any one fabric purchase. Price $20 for 5 yards
Process: Ball Dyeing (yes, I just made that up)
1-heat 1gallon of water to near boiling
2-Add dye
3-In a large plastic storage bin, pour in your dye concentrate solution
4-Put on gloves
5-Take the raw muslin and ball it up into one great big ball.
6-Immerse in dye concentrate
7-swish around for 5-10 so all the fabric gets some dye on it. However DO NOT follow the directions on the bottle. If you constantly agitate the dye mixture, you will get an even background, not a molted one.
8-wash in washing machine on the COLD cycle.
8-Dry in dryer on the HOT cycle.