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Sedos presents The Effect by Lucy Prebble, 21 to 25 March 2023 at the Bridewell Theatre.
Part psychological thriller, part chemical romance, The Effect is a play that can truly challenge an audience.
/www.sedos.co.uk/shows/2023-the-effect
Photo by Stephen Russell
Just toying with an Autochrome effect. The Autochrome process had become obsolete when Kodachrome film was introduced in the Thirties.
Playing around with this movie setting and aspect ratio for a more dramatic effect.
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Just testing this effect out. Really didnt like the way it turned out but after a while it grew on me.
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I almost fell out of my chair when I found this pic. I must have been zooming back while taking a low shutter speed shot.
Not sure you can imagine the smell of this thick and sticky mud my dog used as war paint yesterday.
Luckily he later rinsed in a larger and less muddy area of this creek, postponing the inevitable. This was yesterday. Today he added to his aroma. To the point where a bath became imminent. And a bath he did get. With shampoo and conditioner. And what do you know?! I discovered by dog is black and white, not black and a murky yellow! And he doesn't stink anymore. And his hair volume doubled - LOL - that's NOT what I was going for, but apparently L'Oreal works great on dog coats, too :)
Sizler icin derlenen sahnelerden olusturdugumuz bir kisa film. Made by CcC Teskilat CcC. Noluyor be?
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Inspired by the photographs of the Farm Security Administration growing up, Lynn Johnson has spent nearly 35 years as a photojournalist working for LIFE, National Geographic, Sports Illustrated and various foundations.
“Photography is my identity...and I think what it gives to me is that constant question, can I use photography to give to others?” said Johnson.
In her years of working in the field, Johnson developed a keen awareness of the role women play in the development of their families and communities. Her focus on these issues led to her current collaboration with Ripple Effect Images, an organization founded by fellow National Geographic photographer Annie Griffiths whose goal is to freely document NGOs working to support women and girls. This collaboration has allowed Johnson to focus on documenting the issues and organizations that most directly affect women all over the world.
To this Johnson said, “It's been proven by every bit of research that if you help women get resources in their hands they will use a majority of those resources for the health of their children and their families.
I hope that the work for Ripple Effect will accomplish this. That's why I do the work”.
Published: September 16, 2013
Sedos presents The Effect by Lucy Prebble, 21 to 25 March 2023 at the Bridewell Theatre.
Part psychological thriller, part chemical romance, The Effect is a play that can truly challenge an audience.
/www.sedos.co.uk/shows/2023-the-effect
Photo by Stephen Russell
I put two sheets of clear acetate with the skull images on it over the photo paper when making the print. The only Photoshop was to add the logo tag at the top.
8mm厚のフレームの特徴をフルに活かした、エフェクターのコンセプトを体現する代表的モデル。
Fully emphasizing the 8mm-thick acetate frame, the "fuzz" best represents the concept of EFFECTOR eyewear.
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With a population of just over 350,000, Bilbao is the capital city of the Biscay province within the autonomous community of the Basque Country (El Pais Vasco). It is the 10th largest city in Spain and considered to be the economic powerhouse of Northern Spain. That description rather belies the fact that it is a beautiful city in its own right with large, open squares, parks, impressive buildings and monuments and pleasant riverside walks. But for many, the main attraction of the city is the quite amazing Guggenheim Museum designed by the Canadian-American architect Frank Gehry. Many would argue that the regeneration of this fine industrial city owes much to this building, which was completed in 1997. Whilst the museum houses many fine works by prominent modern and contemporary artists/sculptors - including David Hockney - it’s the curvy, titanium-clad building that draws the most attention. According to the weather, the time of day and the season, the effect of the light on its exterior can change quite significantly leaving the observer to marvel at its design. There are plenty more photos of Bilbao and other Spanish towns/locations if you take a look at my 'Albums' page, www.flickr.com/photos/36623892@N00/sets/ - thank you.