Experimental techniques
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A blended long and fast exposure, landscape image of Daisies growing on the cliffs of Portknockie in Morayshire, Scotland.
This was a concept I had been meaning to try out for a while that didn't entirely work out. It is a blend of a fast exposure for the flowers and long exposure for the background. I think the idea can work but I just need to figure out how to pull it off. I will just have to keep trying. :-)
Experimental Aircraft usually means a home built one of a kind, this was a very sharp airplane, note the sun shade in the cockpit area it gets hot in there.
Testing out a new light painting tool I've made, just in the early stages, should be doing something good with it soon.
Well this shot of a circular looking park or area (not sure how to really describe this) is a bit of an experiment with some new post-processing styles I am currently trying out, and quite different from the usual styles that I am used to.
Not sure how the response would be, but do let me know if anything looks out of place or unnatural. Note the small kid on a tricycle in the shot.
Panoramic photo from home made camera.
The camera is pictured on my photostream
Actual negative image size: 60 X 120 mm.
Film load: 120. -- 4 exposures per roll.
Lens: Vintage Graphex Optar 90mm f6.8
film: Fujifilm Pro 400H
BNSF SD60M 9297 lead NS coal train 706 on the south side of Bremen, Georgia in August of 2003. 706 is bound for Georgia Power's Plant Wansley. (Slide Scan)
My favorite local birds! Not just gorgeous, not just more gorgeous than the rest of the country's magpies, but like all magpies, bursting with personality!
UC Davis Experimental Farm, April 2020. Photographed from a bike.
Experiments in Photoshop
This is just a montage of images put together to see how they came out using Photoshop filters. More Boats, Flowers and Abstracts.