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In 2008 Canon sent out a box of 5 items to its participants. The task was for us to photograph the objects in the box in the most creative way possible. I'm fairly uninspired as far as 'creativity' is concerned, but any excuse to dust off the camera and use it was very welcome indeed. The 5 items were: crayon, ribbon, bubble(s), cocktail umbrella and a tealight.
Description of entry: To my mind, the crayon represents childhood, bubbly colours and cartoon drawings…blue skies, an orange sunshine, stick figures and V-shaped birds. I sought help from a young cousin with the production of the letters, which I then pasted onto a black canvas. The bear holding the letter ‘C’ stands for the word ‘crayon’ and its many colours.
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Armed with only a small little point & shoot batteryless classic film camera Olympus Pen EES-2 which takes half-frame shots on 35mm film and leaving behind my favourite Nikon FM2n & all the other lenses at home, this little classic toy helped me learn basic photography with a basic camera can also be as good as any big powerful up-to-date digital machines of today which many freaks are drooling over!
@ 3rd KL Flickr Meetup, 27 May 2006, Saturday
Photo taken with Oympus Pen EES-2 (inherited from Dad), fixed D. Zuiko 30mm f/2.8 lens on Konica Centuria Super 100 which expired on November 2004.
3-D KL MEET Badge & layout created with Adobe Illustrator CS, Adobe Photoshop CS, Adobe InDesign CS & Adobe Acrobat 7.0.
Photo by Liyin, May 2006
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Hosted in collaboration with Google's CS4HS initiative, the MIT Creative Computing 2012 workshop was held at the MIT Media Lab, August 8-11, 2012.
Desfile benéfico organizado por Olga GarcÃa en el "Monasterio de Palazuelos" en Cabezón de Pisuerga (Valladolid) en beneficio de la Asociación contra el cáncer AECC y el Monasterio de Palazuelos
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I've been spending the last two weeks doing work experience at RPM, a creative agency who specialise in experiential marketing.
During the first couple of days the guys there wanted some of my work on their walls, so they set me on a brief of creating all the signage for each of their different departments, there's nine of them and each illustration relates to what they do in each department. It took a lot of time to redefine each design and make small tweaks, but once finished we were both really happy with the end results.
Quite soon these will all be printed as vinyls and placed on the walls around the company building. Great work, and cool people there, thanks for the oppurtunity guys!
Getting gas. Fuel filler hangs on the fuel door. I liked the overhead lighting, combined with the Maserati logo right by the filler.
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These are "light paintings", made with the camera at low light setting, so a long shutter speed with movement creates all sorts of cool patterns. Most of the ones in this set were done the night we went driving around town looking at Christmas lights. I've already uploaded the set of "normal" Christmas light pictures. For me these are actually way more fun! I'm setting all of them as creative commons, they are VERY fun to play with. Some of my abstract or altered images started as light paintings, maybe combining aspects of several. If you use these a credit and a link back would be great. And if you could post your new image under the one you used as a comment, that would be way fun!
I do these on the highway at night too (as a passenger of course!) They're a fun way to pass the time and some of them turn out quite fun.