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Constructed collaged/ mono-printed/resist-dyed habotai silk and paper - 76cm x 96cm - for sale
An artwork that I've had on the boil for some time which reached it's conclusion recently with a 'rush' of memories and feelings that came completely out of the blue as I worked on it.
I was listening to Radio 4 at the time, glad of the background noise but otherwise disconnected from whatever was being discussed, except for the words ' Book of Echoes' which somehow hit me right between the eyes and seemed to fit perfectly as a title to the work that I'd created and the inadvertently tapped into stream of consciousness.
Perfect for any home this book pile includes lots of animations.
Full bento, RLV, INM, Lovebridge, Physics, V Bento, VAW.
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i'm an e-reader holdout. i like the feel of a book in my hands. i love turning the textured pages and seeing printed words. books soothe me not only with their phrases, characters, and stories, but with their heft.
ps: i'm also completely in love with the public library.
I promise to do this once only. The whoop whoop dance. :-). Oh yeah oh yeah. Had another sale on Getty. From a book publishing company.
This photograph is my first attempt with the black and white filter. It wasn't a good day. Being so out of practice, I'd forgot a few things, and was having one of those days!
Downloaded a free trial of creative cloud yesterday, and it's wasted on me. I've not got a clue! And I tried to install thCop otoshe phS5 from the disk. The whole laptop goosed up, and I ended up resetting it. It's still a bit goosed, occasionaly when i'm typing, the curser key jumps back to a previous paragraph, or the page goes up/down. Does anyone know what it's doing ?
I am absolutely overjoyed! My upcoming book, Macro Photography: The Universe at Our Feet. Is here. Immense and sincere gratitude to everyone who has helped to support this project – completing this project during the pandemic has been one of the most stressful and frustrating thing in my career, but I can now bask in the light at the end of the tunnel. :)
A few rushed copies arrived this week so that I could take the product photos, get some sent off for copyright registration, test my packaging materials, etc. – with the full shipment of books to arrive on Monday (an estimate). The quality of the books is unparalleled. If you enjoyed my first book Sky Crystals, you’ll be blown away by the production quality and the final product here. It’s beyond my expectations, and my expectations were very high.
If you haven’t ordered a copy yet, the price goes up to full retail as soon as the shipment arrives on Monday. It is available in a hardcover edition @ 384 pages, or a Limited Edition leather-bound edition with an extra “encore” chapter @ 400 pages.
Hardcover Edition: skycrystals.ca/product/pre-order-macro-photography-the-un... - CAD$62.99 going up to CAD$75
Limited Edition: skycrystals.ca/product/pre-order-macro-photography-the-un... - CAD$285 going up to CAD$300+
This book is more than I could have imagined it to be from the beginning. It’s HUGE. It weighs just under 2kg and just over 4lbs with a footprint of 9.5” square. The paper was upgraded to one of the best, thickest options available. The cover of the Limited Edition has dull silver embossing while the Hardcover Edition has spot gloss in certain areas to really make an impact. But more than its physical attributes, it contains the entirety of my knowledge of macro photography is a single tome. That was an incredibly arduous task to organize and write in a way that everyone should be able to understand.
It’s also available as an eBook (interactive PDF): skycrystals.ca/product/pre-order-ebook-edition-macro-phot...
And has just been launched today as a Kindle Edition: www.amazon.com/dp/B094F63NSF/ (if you find value in a Kindle Edition, I would greatly appreciate a review to help future sales!)
This is the biggest project I have ever embarked on in my professional career. And now I’m just about to walk over the finish line. Thanks to all the compliments on my work that have inspired me to create more. Thanks to all of those who backed this project. Thanks to everyone cheering as we collectively celebrate the completion of this project. Champagne has already been consumed after the arrival of the early copies. Not to rest on our laurels, though – a logistical marathon awaits. Since every single copy of this book will be personally signed, I am handing the shipping myself. May is going to be a long and exhausting month. From every day I ship more books, I’ll be going to bed happy. :)
French title is Elle et Lui
Swedish title PS from Paris.
A very pleasant read.
Thanks to Christiane D for telling me about this author. I have already started on another one of his books.
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interview for flickr blog:
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VOGUE:
www.vogue.it/en/photovogue/portfolio/?id=161322
I would like to take a picture of you and your family FOR FREE if you live in a mountainous area or in other interesting places. Write me to learn more!
I would really love to be your destination wedding & family photographer this year! (or next:)) All countries!
All the World!
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Wedding Photography by Yuliya Bahr.
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Familien- und Hochzeitsfotografin Yuliya Bahr.
I remember doing this kind of still life before using an apple as a book mark. Thought I would give it another try for this month's challenge. My biggest challenge was not getting the book wet. ;o)))
Scavenger Challenge - Books
Our book with lots of new pictures is available here --> editionsdulic.com/collections/frontpage/products/byzantin...
In the two photos I post after this, you will see why I was so excited to find this book in a charity bookstall last week. What are the odds that I'd photograph the last remaining Kodak sign in Launceston and find this classic pre-digital age photography book within a few days? I got it for $2 by the way, and as you can see the condition is excellent.
When the advertisers say, "But there's more!" they really mean it. When I shot film years ago, Kodachrome was my favourite. I loved the colour it gave me and those yellows and reds are just so inviting. But there really is more exciting news...
Late yesterday afternoon I noticed in the window of our local camera shop a couple of film cameras. There was a Pentax looking very nice, but there was also a Nikon F90X with a Nikkor 28-70mm lens. Now that really got my attention, because although in my film days I used a Canon SLR and then later a Minolta SLR, I also have some vintage Nikkor F-mount lenses that will go perfectly with this camera. In fact it turns out I can use all my D850 lenses on it as well - as long as I use them manually.
I went back today and made the purchase, as I've been meaning to get back into film again for a little while. So for less than $200 I am now the proud owner of a pre-loved Nikon F90X SLR in superb condition. The camera has a reasonably fast AF and feels great in the hand. What's more, when you press the shutter you get that very distinctive "click". So cool.
But there's more! The lady who served me looked at the note with the camera and said, "Oh it says here there's also a bag and accessories." "Fantastic, that will save me buying another bag," I said. But when she arrived with the bag it turns out it was full of goodies. Two light meters (both I'm told in working order), two large speedlights (bigger than the one I already have for my D850 - not that I'm fond of flash I must say, but it will come in handy as filler light for the ISO 400 film); a nice shutter release for tripod use and a few other little things. Incredible value.
So I also bought some Kodak Ultramax 400 film, and for black and white the Ilford XP2 Super 400. It's going to be fun, and I'll show you some results in the future.
Wiki: The creator of the cartoon character Wiley Coyote, Chuck Jones, based the character on Mark Twain's book Roughing It, in which Twain described the coyote as "a long, slim, sick and sorry-looking skeleton" that is "a living, breathing allegory of Want. He is always hungry."
book: www.smashwords.com/books/view/18926
original picture: www.flickr.com/photos/26633968@N03/4481950904/sizes/l/in/...
My long-overdue second coffee table book is now live and ready for Pre-Orders!
home.louisedenton.com/shop/gift-ideas/magic-of-the-top-end/
The Magic of the Top End
From the mangroves to dramatic escarpment country, from the electric skies to parched floodplains, from the remote and in to Darwin city...
The Magic of the Top End is a stunning photography collection showcasing the diversity and beauty of the Far North - Australia’s Top End of the Northern Territory.
Travel through a landscape shaped by the region’s intense climate,
The Magic of the Top End considers various habitats and their spectacular seasonal transformations.
Vibrant photography from right on the doorstep of Darwin. Explore through the Top End’s much loved National Parks, including Litchfield, Kakadu and Nitmiluk. Discover hidden gems of the region, with location information on every image.
No Top End photography book would be complete without sunsets, waterfalls and an impressive skyscape collection. The Magic of the Top End has it all and more!
For the keen photographer, all image information is given in a handy reference guide toward the rear of the book, including camera information, settings and filters used.
Dive in for an impressive photographic journey, the Top End’s unique beauty and resilience... Simply the take in the magic of our wilderness region.
$50 AUD with free shipping in Australia. Please contact for overseas shipping rates.
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WE SEE WHAT WE CAN SEE. USUALLY.
WE SEE WHAT WE WANNA SEE. ALWAYS.
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Collection of analogue photographs taken in the last ten years. Landscapes and lights near home or further away.
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The book selected for April, yet another author that is unknown to me. I don't usually read historical thrillers so it's a new departure for me.
So far this year I've travelled with Grahame Green's Aunt, visited the France of Michel Deon, spent some time in New York with an Irish family and now I'm in 19th century India.
Booked my next trip.
Cape Town see you in March. It's been awhile.