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The Harrad Experiment
Soundtrack
Capitol ST-11182
1973
Thanks to the wonderful world of the internet, you can actually WATCH this entire crapmovie online. If you can bear it, around 20 minutes in you ladies or laddies get your money shot of a teenage, full-frontal Don Johnson. Calm down, ladies... this movie reminds us how lame the early 70's were. Zoom to about 1 hour and 14 minutes in and you can see Fred Willard being himself.
Lugar: Puerto de la Luz de Las Palmas.
Objetivo: Aprovechar la noche que era y oscurecer la foto, confundiéndose agua y cielo, pero diferenciándose uno y otro por la forma en la que la luz se ve reflejada.
getting into charcoal, always thought it was a load of shit and only good for life drawing. I was wrong! this is about 6ft you cant really tell cos ive cropped it.
I decided to have a go at developing some film with strong tea.
I shot some images using a Yashica 635 and 120 Ilford HP5 film.
Normally I have a tendency to overexpose images on this camera, so I used a higher aperture that I normally would.
I made a pot of about a pint of tea using 20 out-of-date teabags, a handful of washing soda and some vitamin C.
The mixture was warm when it was used (not hot) and I left it for 30 minutes to develop.
This is the only image that is anywhere near usable as all the negatives are far too dark but by holding an extremely bright 28 LED torch behind them, an image is just visible.
Needless to say my negative scanners ignored the images, so this was taken with a torch and a Fuji camera on super macro.
I rinsed the negs with a bleach solution and whilst it destroyed some of the finer detail, it helped to let some light through on the bolder parts but nothing fantastic.
Tunage: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VY2l7D-eR8w
Really had fun with this one! Tried out some albino skin and body blush and I think it blended really well. Not to mention I had my spanker on and I turned Zee's ass into the plumpest lil cherry ~uwu~
Enjoy!
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Head: Lelutka EVO - Nuri
Bawd: Inithium KUPRA
Hair: F.Q CiCi PomPoms (white)
Hairbase: Just Magnetized - Essential Hairbase - set 02 tint 30
Brows: .:the-HAUS:. Dani BOM Eyebrows black
Eyes: Madame Noir Spectro Eyes 9
Ears: [MANDALA] STRETCHED Ears Season 2 Gold
Ankh: .Nar Mattaru. Ra Eyelinder {Lel Evo BOM} Ankh
Eyeshadow: Necromancer Eyeshadow //BOM // Blackheart & - Gorsimi - Jormungandr Shadows 02
Bawd Blush: VYC Femme - Full Body Blush \ Option #4 [BOM]
Skin: Chemical Princess {Albino Babygirl Skin BOM (Browless V2)
Corset: CryBunBun - Breathless Corset - Fatpack - KUPRA Original
Boots: MICHAN - Melody Boots [Kupra]
Stabby Knives: SEKA's Gesugao Play Toy
Septum: [BND] Sophie Septum
Nose Bridge: [CONTRARION] Spiked Nose Bridge Piercing
This portrait is taken in my lunch break. I must thank my colleague Nabil,the reason for this picture was his beard. He makes me carfully this morning on his striking face....
I asked him whether he wants to ... He said "Yes" :-)
I take this capture with my Pentax K-5 together with the Tamron 17-50 f2.8 lens. I have take this direct on b/w with green filter.
Ihr findet mich auch auf: Markus Lenhart Blog
after a quick lesson on aperture priority from my friend Milan[Da Milo] i set out in hopes of getting a good example to work with..i'm thinking i picked the wrong subject..regardless, i love benches so it's all good
prince's island park..calgary,alberta
olympus e-500
Experiments with my compact Casio Exilim EX-FC100 at 420 frames per second with the help of Maduixaaaa y Aldarain.
timed shutter for solargraphy can
(artificial cloud)
i hope to get a black "Analemma" in the sun-path
This camera is loaded with filters and modes that work very well, as a new owner I thought I would share them, they are right out of the camera, a few have been cropped but not altered in any way.
Nelder plot experiment.
Photo by Fiston Wasanga/CIFOR
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Nelder plot experiment.
Photo by Fiston Wasanga/CIFOR
If you use one of our photos, please credit it accordingly and let us know. You can reach us through our Flickr account or at: cifor-mediainfo@cgiar.org and m.edliadi@cgiar.org
Traditional thermal colours see a squirrel munching on dropped leftovers from a bird feeder above, whilst birds pop up in the bush behind to take a look at what’s going on.
Made with a Therm-App thermal imager, 19m lens, shot from about 15 feet. Processed for superresolution and de-wobbling using STOIK Video Enhancer free trial edition (hence the watermark).
Comments are warmly welcomed.
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Compare to the similar shot in the first comment below.
Same flower, same camera & lens, same magnification, different processing & software.
1/80 sec; f/18; ISO 100
f/18 single shot wins hands down over stacking 19 shots at f/4.5
BUT without stacking or lights the other shot would have been impossible.
A few days ago I thought of an insanely accurate method of manually focusing my camera, especialy in low light. This is the first imagage I have taken using that method. In the next day or two, I will upload a description of how it works.
I liked how the light captured the sharp outline of the droplets even when there was not much light in the sky, and the individual droplets all gathered together clinging to the same thing in a huge storm, like a small community compared to the world.
...The students conducted some experiments some time ago, so I experimented some on the photos in the new PS Lightroom...
Crochet nylon mason's twine with silicone. I was trying to make a watertight semiflexible composite material. I crocheted a bowl shape, squirted RTV silicone sealant into the inside of it and smushed it around with a plastic spatula. Then I inflated a balloon into the bowl, forcing the silicone to ooze thru the holes in the crochet. Then I learned that curing silicone destroys balloons. I also learned that it's not easy to work with sealant without it turning into a big gooey mess. Well, I guess I re-learned that.
The enterprise FAILed spectacularly! The interior of the bowl is all cucky, and while the outside surface has some interesting areas, it's also got a bunch of ugly smudged parts. Back to the drawing board on this one.