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This image was taken back during the summer at Arnos Vale Garden Cemetery in Bristol.
Arnos Vale is an interesting but challenging location for photography, especially infrared. Challenging as further up the path is grave stones scattered, almost forgotten by time but not by nature. This can restrict where you want to compose your shot. As mentioned infrared helps to capture a surreal location using a surreal technique. But not sure if I'd want to be there on my own at night.
With a spine spear and thornax launcher, Apokzi was once a fierce and successful glatorian for Iconox. After a long career, a crippling injury forced him into retirement, where he faded from the public eye in favour of the newer and younger glatorians to enter the arenas.
Where he is today, no one knows. He has not been seen or heard from in many years.
After researching into the likes of Olafur Eliason, I took inspiration from his grid work due to his use of repetition. I paired this with the idea of the photos fading away into nothing creating more depth, emotion and a haunting effect.
Faded NR72 trails NR99 as a light engine movement from Spotswood SMC to the LPC at Footscray. 28/01/13
In downtown Linden, Tennessee. The fading and peeling mural appears to have been painted over and old ghost sign.
This New Year's resolution is off to a great start! I finally did it! It only took me 2 years to take 11 film photos and then get them developed. This is totally why I still love film. Very excited about the two rolls I need to finish in different cameras =)
"FADE TO BLACK" editorial for LUI magazine Italia (June/Giugno 2015 - print edition)
// CREDITS //
Photos & retouching by Michela Riva (www.michelariva.com)
Styling by Alessia Alessio-Vernì
Styling assistant Michela Puzzer
Make-up & grooming Cecilia Carbonelli
Model: Nathan Maria Radovic
(Wardrobe: Boogaloo Vintage & more and COLLANEvrosi )
— (C) Michela Riva - All Rights Reserved
A vine leaf struggles for life in the Autumn sun in the Lavaux area, Switzerland.
Won this challenge: www.flickr.com/groups/_friendly_challenges/discuss/721576...
A Grass Valley Group 110 analog switcher, with buttons, knobs, and a fader bar that "just feels right" if you've spent way too much time doing television.
I was recently in Mantua, Ohio, a village of just over 1,000 population in Portage County. While there I photographed a few faded old signs, which can usually be found in the central business districts of small towns. Many of them have to do with agricultural businesses.
SX-70
Fade 2 Black Film
2nd shot of the pack
Dry Technique used after 4 or 6 hours, and it shifted green almost a day later.
From Left to Right: Scanned almost 2 hours after being taken, scanned another 2-3 hours later, scanned after 5pm today.
I am disappointed with this shot. I like the colors of the first scan, and even like the colors of the second, but don't like the end result with all the green.
An atypically-grungy Wisconsin Central SD45 rolls south at Dunbar Road with a manifest back in the fall of 2000. The CN takeover was still a year away, but some of WC's motive power was starting to look a bit ragged.
I guess since the railroad was circling the drain, the once-proud folks decided not to waste the effort on something that was soon to go away.
Fading with Cevi and Marina.
Chemicals went weird, due to cold, due to finishing paper, I don't know.
But I like it
dacquoise layers sandwiched with coffee/rum buttercream and glazed with chocolate;
bittersweet & gianduja leaves
inspired by escher's leaf fade
I am waiting for Autumn as well...