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the living room looked like an art gallery yesturday, this is just a small selection of frames and canvases on christmas orders.
Santa is delivering all this lot and more over the next day or so, just a few more boxes of prints to overnight and i'm done for Christmas ... :)))
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This was actually a test shot of the talented Mike Jacobs before he did some martial arts kicks. I like this for its menacing comicbook like feel as he is being back lit byspeedlights behind him that rim light and give the dramatic shadows..
strobist 411: one sb800 camera left, as seen bare on a stand, another sb800 is camera right obscured by the metal frames also bare. Triggered with pocket wizards.
Composite of three images.
One light setup. A Canon 580EX through octogonal softbox placed towards the right side of the camera for the main picture and for the one inside the bigger frame.
Two lights setup for the picture inside the smallest frame. A Canon 580EX through octogonal softbox placed towards the right side of the camera at 1/8th power and a Neewer flash bounced off of a white board placed towards the left of the camera at full power.
National Arboretum, Canberra.
Fuji GW690 II camera, Kodak Ektar 100 colour negative film, monopod, polarizer.
Pentacon Six TL w/ Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 50mm f/4 and Fujifilm Neopan Acros (Kodak D76 1:1, Ilford rapid fixer). f/6.7, 1/60s. Epson V700 and Silverfast SE Plus 8.0 @ 3200 dpi, downsized to 1600 dpi. Retouched and cropped.
I joined a photowalk in Häckeberga natural reserve earlier this summer. You can bet that an East-German medium format camera with a big wideangle lens on it draws some attention.
I remember that I wasn't all that impressed with this photo when I took it, and it was close that I wouldn't scan it at all. So it's ironic that this turned out to be my favourite.
Also, I'm not sure why I set the lens to halfway between f/5.6 and f/8. Maybe I made that light measurement or I - as I often do - just slipped with my index finger on the aperture ring when I took the photo. The previous frame was exposed with f/4.8 so I guess f/5.6 was my intention.
For this shot I used a Chinon 55mm f 1.4 multicoated Made in Japan (Passed Quality Check in 1962)This Lense is a Depth-of-Field-Monster and my absolute favorite.
A window frame laying on the floor in what appeared to be a long abandoned restaurant on the old Nafplio to Tripoli road.
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Framed Heart is one of my few designs which I have folded over and over multiple times (most designs end up being folded only a single time before I move on to newer ideas). This fold is very similar to the one I published previously, though it uses Tant paper in a lighter shade of red. Since I folded it somewhat later, I was able to take better pictures.