;-) experiments (in all situations of life)
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20 1.5 sec exposures for simulated 30 sec exposure
Tenmile Creek in Upson County near Thomaston, Georgia
So, I've been experimenting with some new heads this past week - some for better, some for worse, all of them still works in progress. Bear with me! 💕
Featuring:
Seul Exposed Shoulders Blouse
Kitja Nalan Jeans - available at Kustom9 through 10-Jul
Zenith Lolita Leather Handbag - from Winter Lolita Gacha 2
Tram C409 hair
Taken at Sobe
Full details at Grumpy Kitten.
2 November : In remembrance of all my beloved ones.
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Many people like to believe in the idea of a soul, and we often look to the empirical world to bolster our religious or spiritual beliefs, searching for corroborating physical evidence. Just such scientific proof seemed to come in 1907,when a Massachusetts doctor named Duncan MacDougall devised experiments that he expected would actually measure the soul. Using six terminally ill patients on a specially-constructed scale bed, he measured their weight before, during, and after death. His results were mixed, but he concluded that there was indeed a very slight loss of weight, 21 grams on average.
Wanted to see if I could get some action with camera and lens. To show card movement, that is. Need a card shark and a whole lot more practice to show movement at this table. And to set up a better light or two.
Just for fun.
I'm trying out a different camera and some alternative software to those I am familiar with so I think the phrase 'clarting about' comes to mind, or for those technically minded 'experimenting'. I know it needs further work, but thought I would post it as a starting point.
The above shot was taken earlier this evening and now that I have found the spot, will be a frequent visitor as it is only a very small detour from my usual journey to and from work.
Quick piece in the rain..Trying more with this idea, not fully happy, dont like the splats on the lettering, but next time huh...
and so here I am again, foisting my experiments on unsuspecting flickr'ers
;~)
Edit one
just could not make up my mind which one I liked better
not even sure I like either .....
LOL
Be back later!
On Feb. 16, 1976, the Denver & Rio Grande Western assigned a six axle locomotive to work train No. 668, the Tintic Local out of Provo, Utah. Yard trackage in United State's Steel's limestone quarry at Keigley on Tintic Branch was poorly maintained. Rio Grande SD7 5300 had a tough time that day, and nearly derailed numerous times. The experiment was never repeated.
A pair of sharply painted AVR GP40-3's lead job AVR-3 past the former US Bureau of Mines power plant south of Bruceton, PA on the ex B&O "Pike." This location was historically known as Experiment after the Bureau's experimental coal mine once located here.
How much is acceptable? The search for a border between a taken photograph and free, impulsive edited picture.
Ein kleiner Plastiklöffel und eine Platikmurmel zwischen zwei Polarisationsfiltern fotografiert. Dadurch werden Spannungen im Material durch bunte Farben sichtbar.
A small plastic spoon and a plastic marble photographed between two polarizing filters. This makes tensions in the material visible through bright colors.
I've not shot into the evening sun so directly before, but I did want to see if I could capture the hay and dust stirred up by our neighbor's tractor.
My husband walked down the lane after I began, and weighed in today: he would have shot a more perpendicular angle with fewer or no sun flares, yet still capturing the light. I mention this so that you'll know I'm open to suggestions. (Previous photo link in first comment.)
Nikon D810, Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8 (130mm)
1/320 sec; f/16; ISO 250
manual exposure, monopod
Thanks for looking and for your fun comments. I think Flickr tagged this one well: "surreal" ;)
Converting a RAW image by using the photo editing software of my iMac and, then, sending it straight to Flickr. It does work, is easy, produces presentable results, but offers a rather restricted range of editorial possibilities [image was shot in Fuji's Acros B+W R film simulation which, of course, was eliminated by Apple's photo editor. In order to preserve this setting I would have to use Fuji's Silkypix raw converter].