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Was not sure whether to go with colour or b&w with colour, so decided on both!! Press 'L' to view in Lightbox
A wonderful gazinia, a gentle reminder of summer.
We have snow to look forward to this week. Oh good.
Well, not from this tree and it wouldn't be fresh today as it is from my archived shots of last month!! However, I have done a little editing to give some colour splash to my dropping apple that was lovely and fresh when I did take the original shot!!
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 35) ~ Gravity ....
(Please Note: Flickr have inadvertently removed the ability to grab the relevant HTML Code therefore I cannot add to the Group's Discussion Thread)
Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.
Not what I would normally upload, but a work friend decided to have us all round for steak and chips (DAMN he can cook). But I decided to shoot the whole night using just my Holga and Sprocket Rocket. Here are the ones I liked, found interesting and just found aesthetically pleasing. Its something that I feel Ive seen before but never shot before, reminds me of a few different photographers work. Variety of films used inc' Neopan, XP2, and Portra (I think) with the addition of the Lomo Colour Splash film.
These images are from my managers leaving do at Iydea. I take my lomo, with my colorsplash flash, to most of the Iydea parties (as that's all its good for).
The images always look interesting on the contact sheet, but actually each one aint that good. Most were out of focus, underexposed, people pulling weird faces or drunken shots of the ceiling..!
Colourstream are not paying me for the advertisement, but I will take any payment if they offer! : D
“4me4you” visits Lazarides Gallery showcasing Katrin Fridriks
Lazarides Gallery.>.A conceptual painter, Katrin Fridriks addresses controversial scientific innovation, including genetic research and cloning. Her work features amorphous colour splashes on finely crafted materials and sleek surfaces. Her chromatic constructs give the impression of protracting, like infinitely expanding micro-universes or cellular colonies undertaking an orgy of binary fission.
Katrin presents her abstract paintings on three-dimensional, modernist sculptural forms. The combination brings to mind the higher realms of physics, beyond the comprehension of most mortals: concepts such as "wave-particle duality", "harmonic oscillation", and "linear functionals". She cites ancient calligraphy and street-level graffiti among her influences.
Enjoyed every second of this photo shoot, converted my dining room into a temporary studio very pleased with the results. Nicky, my model is expecting a boy, so the blue in the colour splash images represent this...loads of ideas not all shown, including the much copied "Demi Moore Shot".
Part of my road trip from Omaha, along I-80, up to Rapid City, back along I-90, and down I-29.
Canon Rebel T3 (1100D) & 15-85 mm.
More Garage Studios homework, this time playing silly buggers with a colour splash flash and a long exposure. Must I pull such faces???
I wasn't sure whether to do this colour version, or the black and white shot with a colour splash, so i did both. Which do you prefer? Fav the one you prefer so I know which is most popular. Thanks
SB-800 on camera hotshoe.
Here is another shot: www.flickr.com/photos/mike_55/4347279426/
Peter, Here are some photos that demonstrate what I use for most of my 'studio' photography.
1) this shows the position of the SB-800 on the D200:
www.flickr.com/photos/mike_55/4348283705/in/photostream/
2) Here is what I started with. This is made from 3/16" white foamboard purchased from an American firm, Michael's Craft Stores. This outfit is the 'big box' store of craft stores in North America. Like a number of U. S. companies, they have a Canadian operation. This is one of my favourite stores.
www.flickr.com/photos/mike_55/4349057564/in/photostream/
3) Here is the cardboard display case that I put on the foamboard 'corner' that I showed above.
www.flickr.com/photos/mike_55/4348312627/in/photostream/
4) I then place a piece of white 'bristleboard' on the foamboard base, and the black display case to the sides and rear.
www.flickr.com/photos/mike_55/4348309701/in/photostream/
5) Here is an example of a glass object, with elastics on it. The elastics were used to hold the coloured pencils in place for the image 'Colour Splash'.
www.flickr.com/photos/mike_55/4349061768/in/photostream/
The invaluable technique of using the flash on-camera, and also aimed above the subject, or more often, above and behind the camera, away from the subject, is one of the techniques that I learnt at Neil van Niekerks website www.planetneil.com/tangents
and his flickr group:
www.flickr.com/groups/flash-photography/
These excercises serve to teach me lighting. I endeavour to be a practicing student of three types of lighting technique:
Ambient
On-Camera Flash
Off-Camera Flash
During our winter i spend most of my time indoors practicing mostly on and off camera flash technique. I like to practice ambient outdoors.
Thank you for your interest, I hope this helps.
Colour Splash on an iPhone 4. It's a nice looking bottle of sauce. Will be a shame to open it but the hotdogs are calling!!
A weekend walk along the River Ouse. Although mid March, it felt like Winter on a very cold and grey day.
At this time of year, I always try & keep a close eye on the sky at dusk time. There can be some very colourful skies about, but you have to be quick to catch them as hey don't usually last long.
The other evening, I was out and about just in time to catch this scene. It was like a huge daub of colour had been splashed across the sky. I intentionally got the silhouttes of the tress at the bottom to give an idea of scale.