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I finally got around to purchasing a half frame camera, the Olympus Pen EF. It's the last film Pen made by Olympus in the early 1980s and takes half 35mm frame photographs. I bought it with the intention of shooting double images that work together. I didn't think I'd like the quality of the result but they are much better than I expected.
Olympus Pen EF
Zuiko 28mm f/3.5
Kodak Pro Image 100
Epson V800
The lattice along the walk behind rose garden provided a natural frame for this single rose and the water dripping from the fountain behind it.
This image captures a headshot of a local, likely one of the guides, framed perfectly within the interplay of shadows cast by the late evening sun on the walls of Mutrah Fort. Perched atop a rocky hill overlooking the Mutrah Corniche, this historic fort dates back to the late 16th century, built by the Portuguese during their brief occupation of Oman. Once a critical defensive stronghold, it safeguarded the strategically vital port of Mutrah, a key hub in the region's maritime history – Mutrah, Muscat, Oman
It holds the record for the largest frame in the world. The building has a height of 150.24 meters and a width of 95.53 meters.
The RS41 is nicely framed between HUNT 1's pedestal signals after delivering to Kleet Lumber, now making their way to New Hyde Park to drop off four tank cars. It's been a while since this stretch of railroad has seen an NY&A train this long.
I looked in one of my contact's gallery and saw some cool textures up for grabs to use.
This is a corner of an art frame by Eddi 07.
Super collection of CC textures.
The tear is a super easy photoshop technique using the "Polygonal Lasso tool" (or press "L"). Just click your entire area out and copy-paste to a new layer. Layer tab, Layer Style, Bevel & Emboss, then a drop shadow in the same layer section.
Well its Monday again which means portrait day and it looks like I am in need of an haircut as it is getting rather long since my first Monday Portrait!! I had a good bit of fun working with frame man on this one!
113 Pictures in 2013 - #27 Framed
Still playing around for my Studio 26 project involving Depth of Field. I was going to try and do a large depth of field but I can't figure out what elements I need to make me like a photo with everything in focus! So instead, I started playing more with using a foreground, background and shallow depth of field to create framing.
Sometimes the most interesting photographs happen in between the planned moments.
Rosa had just finished fixing her hair when this quiet scene appeared for a second.
A reflection, a small shift in perspective – and suddenly the photographer becomes part of the image itself.
A moment about observation, perspective and the invisible presence behind the camera.
Model: Rosa