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it's been the longest week ever...bring on friday afternoon :o)
0.6s | f/11 | 10mm | iso100 | single raw
here's another pic from my last shoot...which seems like ages ago now!
here's to some good photography weather on the weekend.
u-ziq...tad williams | shadowrise
embiggen to fight compression...press L
Elemental - If you know who this rad dude is, I would love to hear more of his music. Email me: DuncanRawlinson@gmail.com - Duncan.co/Burning-Man-2021
A trip to the Big Rock on Family Day.
The contrast between the rock and the sky was too good to pass up... And the presence of the moon didn't hurt either!
The Many Shades of the Dragon Necklace! Pick which best suits you!
Available NOW @ ELEMENTAL!
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Series made using fundamental, natural elements. These natural elements and compounds are collected at the site of the picture - usually at the location depicted within the photograph. The depicted scene you see here is created not just by light on film but by melding samples of elements and organic matter from the scene into the film development process where subject and medium are married together, the resulting image created from the scene itself.
No collating or cutting and pasting of external or internal elements into the picture in Photoshop or similar editor has taken place.
Fluid Fabric Project
Woburn Abbey: Lake & iron rich stream water, grasses, wild herbs, field flora.
The Many Shades of the Dragon Necklace! Pick which best suits you!
Available NOW @ ELEMENTAL!
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Chrysanthemum%20Island/28/...
Series made using fundamental, natural elements. These natural elements and compounds are collected at the site of the picture - usually at the location depicted within the photograph. The depicted scene you see here is created not just by light on film but by melding samples of elements and organic matter from the scene into the film development process where subject and medium are married together, the resulting image created from the scene itself.
No collating or cutting and pasting of external or internal elements into the picture in Photoshop or similar editor has taken place.
Back of the pendant representing the four elements texturally.
The water flows unstoppably downwards, and the fire dances upwards. Air itself cannot be seen, but it feeds the flames in the spaces between, and is in the water's foam. Earth is represented by the rocks that contain the water's flow or the coal that feeds the fire.
It is made with polymer clay and metallic powder for the gold and touches of acrylic paint to antique and bring out the texture. The pendant is approximately 7cm in length.