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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.
January 2014
Experimenting with alginate to create parts for my project on the theme of "experiences".
This picture is part of the project I am doing with Karla Melanias and Brisa Paim. Lith print done by Sebastian Sussman.
Here I am playing with black and White. Again.
London, Oct, 2010.
Two and a half years after my failed Rit dye experiment and I return to the doll world. I discovered a great comparison between various dyes [denofangels.com/threads/which-dye-is-best-3-how-temperatu...], and then a thread demonstrating the best product's effectiveness [denofangels.com/threads/dc-elizabeth-neck-breast-modifica...].
I was sold. iDye Poly would be my saving grace after all these years. I ordered brown and yellow. The pot shows a mixture of 1:1, though I only put about half a packet each in the pot.
The pot used is one I found cheap at thrift store. It was meant for fondu and /said/ it was stainless steal, but the grey results I got in my Rit dye experiment indicated that the pan I thought was stainless actually contained aluminum. I didn't want to make that mistake again, so I conducted numerous tests including magnetic strength, water shine, and ring tone.
The heating surface pictured is a portable convection stove top. I especially liked using this machine because I could set the temperature of the water. I discovered that temperature improves the intensity of the color. (By the way, I did not use the color intensifier packets.)
The NSW Department of Agriculture, Official Staff of the Wagga Experiment Farm.
Back row, left to right:
W.G.A. Lee [Dairy]
Stuart Hogg [Orchardist] (from 1899-1914),
Charles Crane [Housemaster] (from 1913-1926),
Mr Moorfield Assistant Orchardist, and
Mr Collins Office
Front row, left to right:
Mr McDiarmid "Experimentalist",
George Maurice McKeown "Manager" (from 1897-1919),
Mr McKern "Registrar", and
A.L. Wyndham "Poultry".
[dates sourced from "From Farm Boys to Phds: Agricultural Education at Wagga Wagga 1896-1996" by June Sutherland]
CSU Ref: SA1634/5
trying to experiment with light and position.
I set the tripod up infront of the window, lights switched off. street lights > camera > spun.
I kind of enjoy photographing windows at the moment, no idea why.
The AEgIS experiment studies anti hydrogen and gravity. antiportonas and positrons are combined to anti-hydrogen.
Seeing how thin the counters can go and how fat the strokes can be. Not convinced about the proportions of the binocular g in the bolder weights — bowl too big? The binocular g is an alternate.
This was taken at Lalbhbag, we finished flower show soon and we were prety much doing nothing, we saw lot of childrens playing with soap bubble around and decided buy one for our experiments :)
Experimenting a bit with the colour of the background.
Strobist:
SB-800 through shoot through umbrella camera right,
SB-600 aimed at back of head from the ground behind subject, with diffuser dome.
Women in Palestine exercise with designing decorations for their gardens made out of plastic bottles.
So just when I gave up on this mission - I decided to go outside and try to experiment, and photograph some bubbles. I got *one*.