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At moment, i try to learn a little bit more to work with photoshop by my self. This is one of my "experiments" with it. If you have some ideas, what i can make better, what i did wrong or any other helpfull points... please tell me. Iam ready to learn. Thank you so much and have all a happy sunday
We loved the Musical Instruments Museum! So much fun, and so many interesting instruments to look at, including a large collection of instruments invented by Adolphe Sax, a Belgian dude that invented the saxophone.
You are given a touchscreen device and a pair of headphones, then off you go! The instruments are all labelled and arranged into different categories and time periods, but you look for numbers on the floor in front of the instruments, type that number into your device, and then it plays the music of that instrument or group of instruments! We were in here for hours, before catching our train back home to London that day.
The museum itself is in an old department store that used to sell English wares, so there is a central staircase that envelopes a lift shaft, whilst on this floor there was a small set of stairs that had viewing cabinets at the top of them.
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The Fletcher Wildlife Garden, a long-term project of the Ottawa Field-Naturalists’ Club, is located on a site that is only minutes from the centre of Ottawa.
Besides being readily accessible to naturalists, gardeners, schoolchildren, and other residents of the city and its suburbs, the FWG site encompasses a variety of natural habitats. They include a back yard garden, butterfly meadow, amphibian pond, new and old woodlots plus many walking paths throughout.
Volunteers are working to restore and enhance these and other areas to provide a wide range of potential homes for local wildlife.
Tonight was a night for experimenting. Here, I am trying to celebrate spring to the fullest! What do you think of my pink tights paired with a beautiful floral dress with matching Sam Edelman heels to match the pink flowers on my dress?
Nikkorex F - made by Mamiya for Nikon, also sold as Nikkor J. Introduced in 1962, it was the first production slr camera with a vertically traveling metal Copal Square shutter.
Taken with broken Lensbaby - 4 shots focus stacked
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Experimental Sonic Machines is Peter K Rollings from Lincoln. He makes most his equipment from scrap materials & some are solar powered. ESM started in 2010 with abstract sounds at open mics, & has developed greatly since, now with music machines playing basslines & rhythms. In his shows he metamorphoses into beings seeming to be from other worlds & times, & the music is all original.
Well trying some new eye make up not very successfully. Practice should make perfect. Hence the skirt to divert attention.
I bought a black and white film, before I put it into the camera I soaked it in mouthwash for about 5 - 6 hours, after drying it for a couple of days I then put it through my camera and shot it off. I had a go at some light trails, which came out the most clearly of all of my images.
Hot off the presses from the IDIOTs (Intergalactic Digital Imaging Optical Technicians). Data captured by the Hullbull Remote Space Telescope on the return trip through a small galaxy in the Abell 2744 cluster show a small emission/reflection nebula, possibly the supernova remains of a supergiant Population II star, houses a cluster of Population I stars and dark nebulae. A neighboring spiral galxy is visible in the lower left.
Not a real space photo. Light art.
Single exposure. Ingredients: One textured plate glass, one clear plate glass, 10W40 oil, used oil (Bunker C), a little air, one flashlight, one ThinkGeek "Color Shine Flashlight", blue and orange-yellow LEDs, one spray bottle, water, paper towel. Lots of lenscap off, lenscap on.
Experimental
Original film image taken in the early 1970s with Konica AutoreflexA w/Konica Hexanon AR lens. Digital image by Sony a7iiir with Konica Hexanon 55mm f3.5 macro lens.
BRUSHO EXPERIMENTAL FLORAL
This is a new product to me, that I am experimenting with...BRUSHO...which is powdered crystals of watercolor and very intense. Lots for me to learn about this....and on this one I combined the Brusho with Inks on WC paper.