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My first experimental video exploring my identity relative to space and time, but also about choosing to stay or leave a place.
After getting a little stir crazy followed by a couple of fabulous outings in the last two weeks I thought I'd have an experimental day. When going out the makeup regime is similar especially with foundation but today no-one was peeking so it was troweled on differently.
Oh and the masks... They are from 'the drowned man' which is an experimental play I saw a few weeks ago which takes place in a disused warehouse converted into 4 floors of stage set. The audience wear masks and the play happens around them.
They may come in useful if the makeup goes really badly though.
At the request of the Interstellar Council, the Hullbull Remote Space Telescope recently warped to an area approximately 100 LY from Metropolis 1 to investigate the source of a large gamma ray burst. Using the variable-geometry neutral density filter and other proprietary sensors delivered to the HRST last year by the spaceChaser, the HRST collected data in the vicinity of a 100-stellar mass black hole. Processing data from the proprietary sensors and x-ray and infrared sensors, the IDIOTs (Intergalactic Digital Imaging Optical Technicians) resolve the black hole in unprecedented detail. Visible near image center, the black hole's event horizon can clearly be seen. Nebular material, likely the remains of a former supergiant star, are being energized by the black holes intense radiation, while large jets are seen emanating from the poles of the black hole. The IDIOTs also used data from the Doppler sensor to highlight the rotational motion of material near the black hole, with red indicating motion away from the HRST and green indicating motion toward the HRST.
Not a real space photo. Light art.
Single exposure. Zoom burst on wet strip mall parking lot, Waterworld technique to create 'stellar remains nebulae', and jets. Lens change from 70-300 zoom to 100mm prime, lenscap off and on.
I found this old photo while cleaning my PC. I had wanted to get a very different result at that time, and tried some focus stacking, but never really got what I wanted. I thought this one was funny, though.
What you see: drops of water on a CD box, above some M&M's.
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall - Guangzhou, Guangdong, China.
The Chen Clan Ancestral Hall is an academic temple built by the 72 Chen clans for their juniors' accommodation and preparation for the imperial examinations in 1894 in Qing Dynasty. Later it was changed to be the Chen Clan’s Industry College, and then middle schools afterward. Now it houses the Guangdong Folk Art Museum.
The Chen Clan Ancestral Hall is a symmetric complex consist of 19 buildings with nine halls and six courtyards. A large collection of southern China art pieces, for example, wood carvings and pottery, can be found in the structure. The Chen Clan Ancestral Hall complex exemplifies traditional Chinese architecture and decoration style, and has influenced cultural and architectural developments worldwide. It was added in the list of "Cultural Relics of National Importance under the Protection of the State" in 1988.
Also outside the experimental shop in 1963 is the RT they used for testing purposes from 1951 till withdrawal in 1965. I'd like to know how long those front mudguards were painted white and for what purpose.
Not a real space photo. Light art.
Inspired by Hubble views of Proplyds in Orion Nebula
hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2001/13/image/
Still testing new Waterworld technique to create circular patterns.
Single exposure: background nebula, shockwave, gas bubble and tail created using new Waterworld technique (100mm lens); central star with jets and protoplanetary disk created with laser:no lens, and LED light-painted plastics:16-35mm lens at 25mm. No other Photoshop manipulations, except image resized.
How unsharp becomes sharp when one looks up close.
These twelve photos were done with an old, 6x6 Ikonta folder, handheld, with roughly 2s shutter time.
ABSTRACT EXPERIMENTAL TEXTURES
Textured with Gesso & Plastic wrap on canvas board.
Finished with Acrylic Inks & Watercolors.
The Opel Experimental GT at the Techno Classica Essen.
© Dennis Matthies
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I decided to try something different because the first image I worked on looked a lot like an earlier one, but of course it's still Tyrion, I uploaded the photo the same day I took the profile shot, but the background is an earlier montage.