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Un pequeño experimento o juego fruto del aburrimiento, pensaba en cómo se suceden las cuatro estaciones mientras lo realizaba y como el tiempo se pasa muy rápido cuando los acontecimientos vitales son agradables y felices, mientras que en otras transcurre con exasperante lentitud sobre todo cuando se nos presentan problemas y preocupaciones.
Un saludo a tod@s.
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.
I'm trying out my new macro 105 mm f2.8 lens but the light conditions were awful and I have so much to learn about this. Most of my stuff went in the bucket but these were the best
My 2 goals this year-to master dripping water & lightning!!! bumped up the midtone contrast on this one as the sky wasn't quite as dark as i would have liked. also this was more of a lightning burst than the lightining rod i had wanted.
sorry comments havent been more exciting/plentiful-i havent been feeling well-dr's appointment tomorrow so bear with me!
also, if any of you have any suggestions/advice as to how to capture lightning, it would be greatly appreciated! havent quite figured out shutter speed yet.
oh, by the way, tried to crop several ways, this looked best to me. gave it more depth with contrast of dark street in foreground & dark sky to right-can you tell I've been reading alot of photography books lately!
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
226 of 365 - Stitch 3D Figural Keychain Disney Series 2.
Keychain removed.
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A crude experiment testing the effects of various machinery and enhanced organs on humans.
Album links:
www.instagram.com/p/CATaBCAJ8Yg/
Built for Bio-Cup 2020 Preliminary Round: Future.
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 ?"...
Something a bit different today. I had a job where there were gaps between each shoot, and while waiting by a window I noticed my reflected silhouette from the window behind, and caught it in this passerby. Sort of picture-in-picture idea I'd like to do more of
Disappointingly, perhaps, this image is of a flintstone suspended on or better in a white foil of plastic. I added the colour in PP and turned the photo upside down. Would have been nice to see the Martian mountains myself.
97201 (formally 24061) at Derby c1982. This loco was named 'Experiment' at some point during its Derby RTC days and fortunately since preserved.
My first attempt at motion blur.
For those new to motion blur, notice how everything except the main object in the pic(the small car) is blurred. This effect is acheived by keeping the exposure long and aiming and moving the camera along with the moving object.
Shot on the way back from Khandala to Mumbai.
A beautiful day, it had just stopped raining. The plants and the trees were all a fresh green. The lovely view of clouds drifting over the hills (ghaats) made us stop and I saw an opportunity to experiment with motion blur.
This is a hand held shot, no tripod :)
Spent a day experimenting with light-painting with some friends on an acreage south of Calgary. That's the glow of the city lights in the distance.
Strobist Info:
30 second exposure at f/8
SB-800 with an SD-8A battery back fired multiple times (using the test button) from different heights and angles to light the tree and snow.
Shot with a Nikon 18-70 f/3.5-4.5 at 18mm on a D300.
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!
i've deleted the original.. it was poo!
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My first ever real calligraphy experiment. Kinda sucky towards the end btw.
Using The Decemberists' "The Engine Driver".
*sorry for the crappy photo
Made into tumblr for the past week. Thank you so much! Feel free to add me there.