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My Latest Pasta Experiment
fusilli pasta w/ mexican sausage, zucchini, cremini mushroom, red pepper, parsley, freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese AND a homemade basil roasted red pepper & walnut pesto sauce
Small watercolour samples where i experimented using materials such as bleach, clingfilm and salt, where i had no control over the final outcome.
Photo by Mike Nice
The Donut Experiment, a new type of coffee shop has opened in the shopping center at Augusta Street and Faris Road. Doughnuts may be customized using any of the combinations of toppings on the menu, and made to serve on the spot.
Anyone know what those little spikes are called?
Santa brought me a new camera for Christmas - thanks Santa!
This series is drawn from my first shoot with her.
Macro of course. Deliberately over-exposed for effect and with very minimal processing.
iPhone's latest software update, IOS 7, added a panorama feature to the camera...I made a couple run-of-the-mill "panos" (Apple seems to love applying their own terms to things that are already established, have you ever noticed that?), quickly grew bored with them, and decided to experiment with it. These were all taken out the window of a moving bus. I sometimes held my iPhone normally, sometimes horizontally, sometimes upside-down, and so forth, manipulating the way the image was recorded. I rather like the results.
Results of an experiment in studio with newly acquired fishtank. I did these by dropping indian ink into clear water & shooting it as it slowly settled.
iPhone photo of a floral arrangement processed through Aviary with more changes than I can easily recall. A little different for me.
First try with this chemistry. Liquid kit from Photographers Formulary on Canson cold press watercolor paper. Exposures were much shorter than I expeced. This one was around 3 minutes in full sun.
my experiments with a teal natural dye. blogged: birdsinchandeliers.blogspot.com/2011/02/waitisnt-teal-blu...
So even that I'm not completely happy with the result, it's at least a start into a new direction. And bearing in mind that I did the raw shots without a tripod, it seems to be ok.
Crossview: Cross your eyes while viewing and you will see 3 images. Focus on the middle one to see depth (3D stereo).