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This is a pine effect which i created usinfg paint onto an MDF routed surface for the realisation of my set design for Dawns Y Cynhaeaf in April 07
BUTTERFLY EFFECT portrays Chelsea as a butterfly floating through the sky, taken from a lower angle in order to see her floating above the camera.
+Was able to capture the ripple effect in full motion, providing contrasting textures between the silky waves and the rocky bottom
-Top right ripple could have been cropped out to only leave splash and still water to provide better contrast on top layer.
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Our second assignment was to recreate two different sabattier effects in the darkroom. One standard and one controlled.
This process involves exposing the print to additional light after developing but before the stop/fix wash.
Next assignment: chemical/organic toning
A stop sign at the end of Quality Lane, where we stayed when we visited the Grand Canyon. Had a bit of a play with a cross-processed effect on this one.
litte meet ups are always fun! Thanks to Chu for coming out lol~~ more pictures to come on my blog ♥
Being out in this heavy lake effect snow squall was actually worse than it looks in this cell phone photo. Especially walking into the wind. The building in the photo is the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Taken at Louis Khan's Salk Institute on a wide angle lens. Added Vignette effect. and played with the levels.
This was taken in Borth's fantastically amazing Animalarium. I like how it turned out, It seems hazey becasue I had to focus on the bird through a wire fence. Its caused a cool effect on the shot I think.
This is a Hornbill
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Experimenting in Photoshop with the halftone filter to create a Comic Book Effect for Visual Assignment 341. Each image has a different maximum pixel radius, as referenced in the title.
The frame, border, yellow and white caption boxes, and the caption and narration were each added as their own layers.
jThe font is called Digital Strip, a free download.
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