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Connectivity and readymade practice : experimenting, manipulating and combining of daily life objects in order to attempt or to force a connection, at least to make it visible and possible for a further installation or project.
New media art course at Erg, Brussels.
Le Gourmet "Camembert", aus der Normandie.
Honig mit Mandel-Torrone, "Toblerone" aus der Schweiz.
Ritter Sport "Dunkle Voll-Nuss", aus D-7111 Waldenbuch.
Manner "Neapolitaner", Waffeln mit Haselnusscreme aus Wien.
Nüsse aus der Türkei.
Very easy to do. Created text in wordle.net/
white text on black is best to use. then I did a screen grab (mac users: shift/apple/4). Then in photoshop I used the Magic Eraser Tool and subtracted the black, resized the text/image to fit my background and then just cut/paste/overlay text on background image. Yeah! OH, I also lowered the opacity on my text layer...thought it was pretty over the clouds. Text taken from an email.
Connectivity and readymade practice : experimenting, manipulating and combining of daily life objects in order to attempt or to force a connection, at least to make it visible and possible for a further installation or project.
New media art course at Erg, Brussels.
Heh... Some serious overlapping and multiple exposures on Fuji 400 film(best before 5/2001) taken with my precious Holga!
I got my Holga CFN 120 few weeks ago and decided to experiment a bit for starters, heh... Here's the result from the very first roll of film taken with my lovely Holga.
-Scanned from the negative and done minor color adjustments. Otherwise untouched.
No taping or modifications done to the camera (yet anyway)...
I suspected there would be more lightleaking etc. :D
Alcohol ink experiment. Work in progress. This will become a manger scene: L to R:Mary, Jesus, Joseph.
I am still experimenting with my radio triggered Sunpak flatpanel flash. It is about 3 ft to the left. I had the camera on manual at 60th & f10.
And she knit the hat herself.
Experiments on infected creatures in order to find ways to resuscitate them using specially formulated gasses
All the ends are in. I think it was some sort of crazy punishment to myself for not thinking this through as a test, but I suppose I'll be happy if I ever do anything with the strip, ha!
I will have to block it to get photos of it in full, but I'm done for now and need to move on to other projects.
Those are all the ends I cut off - 84 ends woven in on this little strip. Srsly. Don't do stockinette stripes in Fibonacci Sequence unless you LOVE weaving in. Garter stitch would have been way better, or in the round.
The next swatching I do will be hats, I think. Geez.
Anyway, I'm calling this done. On with the pillow test in garter stitch instead. Swatch swatch swatch. Conclusions on my Rav project, if you're interested: ravel.me/zerocattle/syes
Small would like this as a scarf, so I may give it to him for that.
Moody Experiment / Film Version.
2nd part, there belong to the colored photos posted before. Here I used Foma 400 and „pushed the imperfections“. (Although I really need to check the camera for light leaks and hard edges that scratch the film!)
Of course in part the recent thinking is influenced by using film a bit again. Why. I cannot say. I don't think its necessary to shoot film to get new ideas, but in my case, it worked that way.
It occurred to me to put a bead in the loop when making a Josephine Knot and then closing the knot around the bead. I think it worked, Igor, don't you?
I'll be leaving this on my step tomorrow night....a great night for an experiment. Will this cause anyone angst or will it be a no brainer?
Lighting Experiment--please critique. This photo has minimal post-processing so that the lighting scenario is as close as possible to what I captured in camera. I would love comments about how to improve this shot, given only one light.
Strobist: SB-28, 1/4 power bounced off of a white plastic rubbermaid lid, from camera right. Flash had a warming gel (Rosco CTO Tungsten). Fired via Cactus V2s remote trigger.
Photography by J Mark Stewart. Please visit homepage.mac.com/jmark_stewart for contact information, and my other Flickr page for less "experimental" pieces: www.flickr.com/photos/blackgecko_photography.