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Nighttime on KAF...the plant kicks up tons of dust making Asphalt. The lights and the smoke drew me to it, and even thought the workers gave me weird looks I couldn't help taking some pictures while they worked.
And I was thankful that the guy decided not to move in any of the three frames I took :D
I've been tinkering with some small scale frames lately.
- Scrambler: double direct, movement, spot
- Walker: double spot, direct, movement
- Bucket: double direct, movement, defense
- Chub: double artillery, double defense
this evening's sky.....ditto landing, huntsville, alabama....pentax K-r...21LTD....40 frames stacked in sequator
I processed the film today. Even though I have done this thousands of times, you never really relax until you see those first few frames come out of the wash.
That's the magic of film. It demands your abilities.
And even though I should be in bed, I at least had to do a few scans to serve my impatience.
Though this may not end up being an official part of the series....It's at least a tribute to how much Devon nailed this very difficult part...a part that is probably one of the most evil persons in the entire book of Judges.
It's even more of a tribute because Devon is probably one of the kindest, least violent and gentlest person you could meet.
More and much more to come. But for now....I know Sunday delivered up it's promise....
FROM 'IN THE TIME OF THE JUDGES'
(CONTINUING)
Taken from the photography exhibition "Bangladesh in Frames 3", held in Drik Gallery, Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh from March 25 - March 29 2011. Organized by TTL. It was a good memory. A good number of visitors were there. I was trying to get them in slow shutter while they were visiting the photos.
One of my photos was there. Though that was taken by mobile from “Walk in the Past”. Feeling great to be a part of it.
Two conjoined frames.
Camera: Rollei A26
Lens: 40mm f3.5 Triotar, the same lens used in many of the ultra-small Rolleis
Film: 35mm Kodak Vericolor III rolled into a 35mm film cartridge
Developer: Unicolor C-41
Scanner: Epson V600
Photoshop: Curves, Healing Brush (spotting)
Cropping: None
Exposition in Fundação de Serralves - an exposition centre and foundation of contemporary art in Porto. Unfortunately, I cannot remember the name of the author. The exposition was named "80's".
If a picture is worth a thousand words, this hallway is an encyclopedia.
We've had friends in town visiting the last couple of days so I've been spending more time hosting than taking my routine photos. I'll get back to my normal program shortly!
Lens: Manual 8mm fisheye @ f/7.1
Day 176/365
Stumbled across this building-sized sculpture in downtown San Jose opposite the California Theatre. Seems its not long for this world as a planning notice suggested it was soon to be replaced by a new office development!
Loosely based on frames created by Marchides and made with much less parts than my previous "Typhoon" HC. The only thing I don't like about mechs of this scale is that I really don't have anything to say about them...
Frameworks have been all around me
Ever since I can remember. There was always
A framework that I felt committed to –
Kinder garden, school – and every time one has ended
and I felt that freedom is at reach – I learnt
that I am just entering a new one.
Deferent and yet – a framework.
And then I understood the secret. Its not
a framework, it’s a frame of mind.
I need to break my own framing
And then these frameworks will be my
runway to take off.
Project: Frames
B/W - 50mm - 16:9
Lisboa
Sony A7 + Minolta50mm1.7
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This card features Lawn Fawn's "Flirty Frames" stamp and dies, and many different thank you stamps including "Critters in the Forest," "Blue Skies," "Home Sweet Home," "Good Fortune," and several of the complimentary thanks stamps from Lawn Fawn orders. I also used a variety of patterned papers from Lawn Fawn for the frames, including "Let's Polka," "Sweater Weather," and "Into the Woods." To view the details of this card, check out my blog! :)