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This Image was captured form Mighty River Padma, at Aricha ghat Point,
The aperture was larg opening at 11-16MM UWA Lens and the exposure was taken 3 stop after metering, I was Inspired to take Such shoot Once i saw some ND Filter work with 10 stop,
This is an experimental work for,
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Experimenting with color.
Cream
Food Coloring
A Dab of Dish Soap
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Had a roll of TMAX100, which I hadn't shot forever, so took it out on a warm day with the Hasselblad 500CM after addressing (but not entirely fixing) the light leak. I like the form factor of that camera, but it's a challenge to use sometimes. Still had some nice opportunities to shoot with the snow being gone (at least til tomorrow!). Thanks to all those flickerans who keep inspiring!
Experiment for Day 5 of Polaroid Week 2021 - took the shot, waited for it to develop, peeled it and, while still wet, placed it on the negative from another frame in a random position.
Rollei 6008i - Polaroid Magazin - expired FP-100c
I tried putting my rose-colored prescription sunglasses over the camera on my phone, and took a pic of my reflection in a car door.
A couple weeks ago, I read an article where a guy put tape on the floor, and his cat would go sit in the middle, as if it was a box. He claimed cats will do this because they can't tell the difference between a low sided box and just the tape box. Cats like to be inside cozy areas.
I tried this.....as you can see, Baby decided to 'think outside the box'. Good for him.
(Sorry, not a great photo.)
So I got a couple new ND filters recently, a 6-stop and a 10-stop. I wanted to see how they would perform when stacked, and this is one of the results.
The good: the two filters together are really dark. This was a 25-second exposure at f/6.3 (ISO 400) taken under bright clouds.
The bad: the two filters together produced some funky and unexpected colors on the image, and worse, the colors were different in different parts of the image! So, frustrated with that, I cheated and made the whole image mono while processing.
But the filters did their job in turning the choppy waters of the lake almost glassy in the image. Some flow lines in the water are visible below the reflection of the bridge.
My takeaway: I don't need to stack the filters. The 10-stop ND should provide all the long-exposure opportunities I'll need.
Second experiment in my next post.
This was a bit of an experiment at my local cemetery. I like the contrast between the trees and the grass but also the 3 park benches situated in between them. The sun was setting fast so i quickly got my camera out and mounted it on the tripod.
This was created using 5 exposures (Magic Lantern) and then edited in Photomatix Pro, Adobe Photoshop CS5 and Nik Color Efex Pro.
Sunsets are tricky and I was a little disappointed by the lack of clouds last night. Despite this i was reasonably happy with the shot but I know I can grab a better one in the future so I will definitely revisit.
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I have a lot I could say about this, but my sister is visiting with her two kids for three weeks. So I've been surrounded by 4 kids, aged 4, 3, 2, and 6 months, and it's a miracle I got anything done at all. And now we're going to dinner. Ciao chow!
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Later... What I was trying was to take the shape from here and have six of them making a sort of hexagon shape, all interlacing. Then I added the outside line (in black) to make the star patterns (so that the center of each loop was rotationally symmetric). I originally wanted it in dark blue and dark green with a gold outside line, but after I started with those colors I realized I needed 1x1 plates or tiles, and they don't make those in gold or dark green. Tragic! I'm seriously thinking of cutting some of the clips off of the pearl gold 1x1 plates with clips... but that's not quite purist, and I'm really a purist at heart (though some would argue that I'm not, since I don't attach everything together). Maybe LEGO will get their act together and make 1x1 plates and/or tiles in every color? Maybe? ;-) Anyway, I ended up trying different shades of grey. I'm not sure that I like it. I thought that the similar colors would show the interlacing parts without being disruptive of the image of the whole, but when I look at it at this size it just seems confusing. Maybe it'd be better resized smaller...