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Experimenting a fusion with my self-portrait and a photo of the Bilbao Guggenheim museum I made just few weeks ago
I was experimenting not only with the lensball but also with the Lightroom camera that is available on the iPhone. If you are in the Lightroom app, you can actually take a RAW photo in DNG format. It even did an HDR, DNG file.
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Experimenting with colored lights, white lights and a gelled flash today. I have the sides of the bubble blocked with black cards to help define the shape. I'll share the bts on my Instagram story.
Normally I aim to shoot everything in one photographic exposure but as a little experiment I've Photoshopped in a star trail shot from the previous night. The results look good to me but I will forever hang my head in shame at the thought that Photoshop is the work of Satan herself! (Kidding!)
It was an experiment and just after taking the picture, I thought that I would not show it. But after a second view at home, I decided to show it anyway. Just for the record, it shows ICE 609 on the way from Hamburg to Berlin-Südkreuz, shortly before reaching Hamburg main station.
University of Georgia Experiment Station, Experiment, GA. (Griffin, GA metro area) Holga 120N, 720nm infrared filter and Catlabs 320 Pro film pushed to ISO 1600.
Experiment in uniform brightness. The original photo is converted to all hues at brightness 75%, overlaid with edge detection drawing at 7 equally-spaced brightnesses at hue 30°. Overlaid over a white to hue 30° gradation at brightness 192. Then contrast upped with Lightroom.
Location: Carlisle
13 different lightning strike photos from last night. Combined in CS4, auto align (both horz & vertical at different focal lengths) smart object, maximize, and this was the result of the experiment.
This series of images began when I was captivated by some of the "Illustrative" techniques used by Richard Gregory. Richard kindly gave me some tips and here are some experimental images based on the Bruges Canal shot which I posted yesterday. Thanks, Richard. None of them look like yours but I did get one quite close for a while. Then I became interested in getting an engraving type effect, mono and tinted. These are the three results.Thanks again, RichardGregory48.
First star trail experiment at the Leyssensmolen (Lommel, Belgium). Photo combined out of 50 long exposure photos (20s, f/3.5 with f/1.4 35mm lens).
My Project 52 on trying new things is over but that doesn't mean I am not experimenting. First real try with the Ring of Fire
Just experimenting a bit .....
I took a photo of this blackbird and a photo of the pear with snail, and combined them. Textures, thanks to Jerry Jones. One texture from Kim Klassen, thanks!