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Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60 X30 softbox camera right. Reflector camera left. Triggered by Cybersync.
Just loved the combos of Spidey and wanted to play with the colored backgrounds.
I am tired as hell though guys, I work at a Children's Museum and whilst it is a ton of fun, it's so tiring. I wouldn't trade this job for the world, something about it just kills me a little bit. More than working at a grocery store I don't know what but yah boy is immensely exhausted.
Hope you guys are doing good though, I'm trying to stay active and balance a life. Along with fighting this cold I just cannot get rid of. I bought a ton of bricks off of BrickLink after selling a large majority of my collection, soon learning I sold all of my wheels when trying to build a truck. So once I get paid again I'll shill out some more money.
Anyways, tell me what you think about the new backgrounds! Should I experiment with these or stick to white? Or play around with these and stick with white for stories? It's up to you guys!
Experimenting with a bright flashlight to do light painting this morning using the new Canon 6D, before sunrise, at home, at the Golden Gate, and the Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, USA. I'm not impressed, could've taken these easily with a cheaper camera. Swans got lit by the flashlight here.
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Et voici une petite expérimentation issue des drôles de bibelots trônant chez le Lutin d'Ecouves, que vous retrouverez lui aussi sur Flickr !
Parce que "pourquoi pas ?"...
Das ist eine Bildmontage. Ich habe beide Aufnahmen heute Nachmittag mit einem 500mm Spiegeltele gemacht.
This is a montage of two photos. I've taken both pictures with a 500mm mirror lens this afternoon.
a bit of pracrtice with HDR,
different layers, different layerstyles, a bit of erasing. original to be found in the stream to (trees, trees trees).
Haven't done a lot of HDR, but I prefer the more subdued ones. Trying my hand at it to get better. Shot beneath the old Folsom Rainbow Bridge near Sacramento.
This was a bit of an experiment. First, I was using my new second filter, so I could essentially create a 16-stop filter (this is a 4-minute long exposure). Second, I played around with the image in Color Efex Pro (I really don't know my way around that plug-in yet but it sure is fun to play with). I ended up really liking this Bleach Bypass look with some adjustments to the water.
onbeingbecoming.com/2024/11/01/cccvi/
"The more horrifying the world becomes, the more art becomes abstract." ~ Paul Klee
This was shot using a Hot Mirror filter over my Canon Rebel T5 converted to 590 nm. The hot mirror blocks uv and IR light and passes visible light. Theoretically with this combination only light in the wave lengths from 590 nm to about 720 nm reached the sensor. This is mostly visible red light and some visible yellow light. To preserve the color balance, the RAW image was converted to TIF using Canon Digital Photo Professional. The files convert nicely to black and white with good contrast and giving a dark sky tone. This is how the image appeared on the camera’s lcd screen.
Concord, Georgia USA
Quite why the photograph of Bolton Priory was among recent letters that needed sorting for filing or recycling escapes me. It struck me as a good subject for taking my mind off another pandemic lockdown looming though, as I have not been doing much watercolour work lately.
iTower, or 'The Experiment', strange title? Here's why:
Just yesterday I had a discussion with a colleague about the old "you need good camera to take good pictures" argument. My opinion (although I own quite some cameras) is, that for most web based viewing even a smartphone would deliver OK-results. This led to my little fun "Experiment" of taking my smartphone out to my lunch break with the intention of taking one picture to post to Flickr the next day and check for feedback. Well and that's all there is to the title. I called it iTower, as I took the picture with an iPhone. OK - the pic went through some minor Lightroom tweaking’s, but that’s nothing I wouldn’t do to other pictures as well. What do you think? Are smartphones valid cameras? (BTW, shooting with a smartphone just FEELS wrong, maybe they will produce a smartphone with a viewfinder in the future... just kidding...)