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يرجى عدم اضافة أي صورة مع الرد
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The photo above is of a dance group "Double Time" at my friend (Chris Clays) show. The show was called A.N.O.L.T and drew attention to the variety of local talent in Colchester. Taken on my Sony A77, ISO-1600, 1/60sec.
Mirror effect without mirrors. Held the angle to position the other stem of the orchid plant in such a way that it looks the reflection of the one in the front
My first day of exploration of the Droste Effect. The recursion appeals to the computer scientist in me :)
The original image is of the Campus Mall at the University of Maryland in College Park taken specifically for use with this effect. The Droste effect within the picture frame was done using Adobe® Photoshop® CS2.
Mirrors lie very discreetly, some women don't. But shadows have their own way of imitating reality. They only lie in Mordor. Anywhere else they try to mock more than to reflect.
Read Andersens fairy tale about the shadow who became master of his owner, watch Nosferatu, look, how little events cast their big shadows ahead, just because the sun is really down...
But no one seems to notice. We all want to rise in the shadow of great men and women. Women cultivate eye shadow, men grow a five o'clock shadow (must be an old english tradition) - and a lot of girls stop eating until they are only a shadow of their former self. And always remember how mocking, insulting, hollow and evil the soul of a shadow is.
So: Stop orientating your life towards other peoples shadows. ("We three kings from orient are"? Think about it before you sing about it.) Shadow yourself. You might be surprised what you find in the light of day - even if it's a cold one.
Be the light and the moth. Be your own light at the end of the tunnel. There's no one else who wants your shadow. You have to live with it. But you can control it - if you control yourself.
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slightly edited by change of contrast and saturation.
We had to address the cause-effect relationship in this unit. I made the first "tree" together with the students at first, and then, in pairs, they made their own trees according to their choice (e.g. deforestation effects, oil spills effects, global warming effects etc).
No Name Falls-Normally I wouldn't post this however I found it to be interesting to see the effect a veritable density filter has on color shifting at the darkest setting.
This template is prepared for calculating the effective annual rates based on the frequency of compounding (semi-annual, quarterly, monthly, daily or continuous). Curves of the rates for 5 frequencies are displayed on a chart.
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12 shots,
Two 6 shot tone mapped hdr's
More practice with the droste effect and photomatix. Finished off in Photoshop CS4 and Camera Raw
Mass Effect Locust (original gun built by Terry Butler of Vector Sigma Creations; detailed/weathered by Ellie Diaz)
A sudden downpour filled the street gutter and filled the visual field with splashing raindrops.
Details
This modified Harris Shutter Effect (HSE) image of rain splashing in a flooded gutter emphasizes things that move and other differences between three photos while turning the background black. This makes the road seem a colorful river emerging from the shadows.
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Read how to construct this type of image from three sequential photos.
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