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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Shutter Speed (1/640)

Aperturef/14.0

ISO 400

+1 EV

Depth

I chose this photo, because it perfectly depicts the area where I live. The water is smooth and tranquil, and the sunset reflects off it with a fiery intensity. The dock leads your eye across the scene to the epicenter of the sunset. A mixture of cool tones of the coming night, as well as the warm tones of the descending sun. The treeline in the background is perfectly mirrored of the water as well. Colors bumped up slightly in contrast, and shadows bumped as well.

Use of Angle/perspective: where image is taken from

 

Bird's eye view

Ian MacLeod :: 12”x12” - Acrylic, latex, paper, glue, raw canvas and varathane on canvas.

一個意外的重曝,組合成一個特別的影像。

 

An unexpected tri-exposure combines images into a special one.

 

Information:

Camera: Nikon F3HP and LOMO LC-A

Film: Fujifilm Proplus II

Etude en rapport avec Narcisse (Cat. 626)

 

H. 7,6 cm ; L. 13,7 cm (vue)

 

Mine de plomb. Mise au carreau à la mine de plomb

 

Bibliographie :

1983 Bittler Mathieu, Des. 2648

1995 Tokyo Kyoto, (12), p. 42 (repr.)

1995 Cooke (a), (98), p. xxiii, p. 149 note 137, (repr. n. p.)

Captured both images (waterfall and Shock) to later combine them in Photoshop.

"Cada cosa tiene su belleza, pero no todos pueden verla." Confucio

Sony A7, SMC Pentax-F 85/2.8 Soft, f4

Helsingin Energia

industrial

1953

 

Salmisaari

Helsinki, FI

 

Day twenty two of the #fmsphotoaday challenge for November.

  

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Bella and her burrito are my models~

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