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Okay, I've jumped the gun on the experiment, but let's just call this photo #0.
I saw this on my way home from work as it was getting pretty dark and the blue color was very dominant. Shot at ISO 400 and there was a bit of noise in the shadows of the barn, but overall I'm pleased with it.
Want to know more about the experiment? Visit my blog at www.thelightwithout.com/2010/02/21/experiment/.
Connectivity and readymade practice : experimenting, manipulating and combining daily life objects in order to attempt, to force or to mystify a workable connection between them, at least to make it visible and/or possible. This exercise is to be considered as a warm-up, a first step towards a further installation or project.
New media art course at Erg, Brussels.
I've had this rock around my yard for years and I deceided I wanted to do something with it...and make it a macro experiment at the same time. So I sat and stared at it on my workbench for a while.....My thought was to plant various mosses (to simulate ferns and grasses) and baby pines. Then do some macro and see how close
I can make it look to a mountain peak...what do you think???
So this is one of the two pictures I've ever uploaded with professional quality! I used my sister's Nikon D50 (I'm not sure what type of lens) but I really love this. I used Picnik for eye color and I think wrinkle remover . . . Let's face it, I'm getting old.
Cinetaxis Experiment 2 was created in 2007 in a disused warehouse in the East End of London. The project explores audience interaction with audio visual installations and physical performance drawn from the observation of antropods.
I started by blowing up a photo that I took of a small part of a stained glass window. I chose to use a pic of mine, of trees, that was dull in color, but I changed the color to a darker green. I then layered the two together, and I think that the layer that I could increase the transparency was the trees image. And I wish I had more time to play with such effects.
Experiment
In a shopping center parking lot took seven handheld shots, auto exposure (aperture priority), ISO 200, Nikon D200, 17-35 zoom @ 35mm (effectively 52mm), color matrix metering (spot - let it fall wherever):
1 - 1/1250 sec f9.0
2 - 1/900 sec f9.0
3 - 1/1250 sec f9.0
4 - 1/1250 sec f9.0
5 - 1/1600 sec f9.0
6 - 1/1600 sec f9.0
7 - 1/1250 sec f9.0
No special settings in PTGui - let it automatically do everything - no adjustments.
Experimenting. My suite was the only suite that knows how to put up cobwebs. The other suites' "webs" look more like badly sprayed whipped cream. :)
Might delete later.
Experimenting with my new flash unit. Trying to make something boring look interesting.
Strobist info: Sony HVL-F42AM off to the right, bouncing off the wall and ceiling. Triggered wirelessly using the cameras built in wireless functions.
If anyone has a suggestions or critiques for me they would be more then welcome. I just got my first flash and am eager for any feedback anyone can give me.
This one is exactly 1/3 sky but i don't think it works well as the front fence doesn't fit on the 1/3 line at the bottom, which seems to throw the balance off.
What do you think?
This has actually been a very interesting experiment - so thanks for your comments and suggestions!
I don't own a macro lens, but a friend of mine suggested taking the lens off camera and turning it around - dangerous to the health of the lens, and a technique I will not be trying in the snow again (could have gone very wrong!). This shot is one of the few that seemed to work!
The days are getting shorter, so I decided to start experimenting with my night shooting. We'll see where this goes.