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A dilapidated house on the way home from work. I stopped to see how close I could get in the evening light and still make it compelling or interesting. Only a small portion of the house was getting sun so I concentrated on that small portion.
Does it work? Is it interesting, does it capture what the house is about?
This isn't 100% my usual style, but it isn't as far off as the bear yesterday. I'm a little meh about the composition.
PP was a contrast bump selective sat/desat - not full B&W just a little bump to make the sunlight pop.
I got out the 28-135 since it is very hard to find good places to pull off the road to take pictures (with the snow piled up), interestingly, in this case, I found a good place to pull off and take pictures so I didn't need the extra length.
These are just 600mg Ibuprofens. I was prescribed them because I get really bad headaches. I spilled them all over the floor, and I decided to set it up to look like a broken heart. I love the shadows. :]
A crooked Cadillac emblem on the trunk of a rusted and busted Caddy. Shot taken at an unnamed High Desert junkyard.
Night, shaded area. Purple and yellow gelled flashlight.
30 sec F5.6 ISO100
Highland Road Cemetery Southsea
This was a bit of an experiment with some Ilford FP4 film that expired in 1974, I shot the film at 50 ISO and developed the negs in Kodak HC-110 @ 1 + 50, 20C for 8 minutes.
A broken ballast wagon sits in the sidings by the Upperton Road bridge, Leicester. 1999. This was formerly the GCR goods yards, later famous when it was the home of Vic Berrys scrapyard.
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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A window broken in the Grand Rapids, Michigan Riot has been boarded up and painted with beautiful art work
I am a little clumsy at times. While shooting wine glasses, I dropped one. I hope my roommate doesn't mind.
Strobists: flash fired at wall behind subject.
I wasn't sure of what to take a picture of today, so I wondered about my house and found this! I had broken this window a loongg time ago, but it still seems to remain intact. I've been working on self portraits as well, so look out for one of those. I was trying to edit one of them, but it took waay to long and I had suddenly become bored. Oh well, I'll work on it later.
Broken Eggs by Jean Baptiste Greuze (French, 1725–1805)
This picture was painted in Rome, but despite the Italian costumes and setting, the source of the subject is a seventeenth-century Dutch painting by Frans van Mieris the Elder, "The Broken Eggs" (State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg), which Greuze knew through an engraving. The broken eggs symbolize the loss of virginity. The little boy trying to repair one of the eggs represents the uncomprehending innocence of childhood.
This picture attracted favorable comment when exhibited in Paris at the Salon of 1757. One critic noted that the young girl had a pose so noble that she could embellish a history painting. Its pendant was "The Neapolitan Gesture" of 1757 (Worcester Art Museum) in which the same four models appear, but the seducer is foiled by the old woman.
Man all of a sudden every thing on my bike is literally dropping to bits with in the space of days! Next up came on a decent townsend mountain bike, not sure if it was original or not. Unknown history, I used it for approx 2000 miles. I'm amazed what happened, whilst out on a ride I noticed when I lifted the bike up over a stile that the saddle rattled a little, checked to to see what it was as I don't recall it being loose or at least not this much and every thing seemed sound so I just thought oh it's fine, rode all the 8 mile home and put the bike away, every thing normal. Next day I went to lift the bike away from the wall to go for a ride and ping! little bent black piece of metal fell to the ground. Can't believe it fell off then and not when in use! I seem to be pretty jamy when it come to things like this. It must have snapped most of the way through at some point and held on by a little piece for a short while. So the question is would you still dare ride it as is?
It's hard to see in these pics (as I'm a crappy photographer) but all the dolls in the picture are damaged, but can be restored. The clothing and footwear cannot. They are all ripped or bitten to death. The silver outfit has so many pulls it looks nasty.
Luckily our excellent mechanic was able to fix the problem faster than I could taxi back from the run-up area. We had a nice flight up to Napa and Yolo and some excellent scenery.
Story here: jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/008957.html