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View of the Chowmahalla Palace tower from one of the arches in a neighbouring building. Cropped and reposted.
Canon F1, FD 35/3.5 TS, Fuji Velvia.
This is a polymer clay covered wooden picture frame. Ecru polymer clay was embellished with fun vines and textured with designs. The designs were brought to life with brown and turquoise acrylic paints, then wiped clean.
The photo in the frame is last year's Christmas card...also polymer clay!
Trees between the end of Dairy Road and Lake Burley Griffin.
Canon EOS 33, Canon EF 28-105/f3.5-4.5 USM lens, Focal 400 colour negative film, shot at ASA 200.
I used this frame and inserted my daughter in the centre,
but that is sometime ago. So, let's go again. In iMac X tools
I cut the man's bathing suit so that it included the black,
the stripe of bluish which was done to place this from bottom left
corner to right upper corner. The upper square
was his black suit, and the lower brown was his hairy leg.
In the background there was a green hedge and a tip of the lower square was the green hedge. The axis was his black bathing shorts, the purple was the stripe of his shorts, out we went to the hedge. I did a 360 degree turn on this odd cut out and the tips of each colour formed the zig-zag effect. The re-sizing of both images was done in Photoshop, adequately.
Had I done another 360 turn there would have
been twice as many tips and so on. the brown is
lighter at the top for there was less hair and darker as
we went down his hairy leg. Naturally, the centre black
was empty. The image of Father with son was sized to
fit as so was the odd framing interpolated to the present
size. Meu filho meu neto stands for my son my grandson,
because it was the man's mother that asked me to do
something different. Well, I suppose different it is, but
Granny only believed me when she took her son's suit
and saw the stripe! Well, she knew of her son's hairy legs.
My opinion. It was fun inventing this crazy frame, but I
don't really think it is artistic! Do you?
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Minolta AF-C, 35mm f/2.8, f2,8, Ilford HP5 400, R09 One Shot (Rodinal) 1:50, 10 min, 20 sec. 20 Celsius degrees
The Tiger's Nest, also known as Taktsang, framed by the window of the half way house.
Taktsang is a prominent and sacred Buddhist site in Paro, Bhutan. It's situated 3100m above sea level. Legend has it that Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche) flew to this location from Tibet on the back of a tigress from Khenpajong. This place was consecrated to tame the Tiger demon.
Visitors to the monastery have to hike a distance of 4.2 km over a 900m elevation. It's doable if you take it easy.
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Self-Portrait.
This idea was blatantly stolen from me so i'd say all in all it was a success. yeah?
Strobist:
-Exposed for a nice ambient, lit myself back up with strobes.
-LP120 on axis and underexposed for fill through a Lumiquest softbox III
-LP160 camera left near me through a 32" shoot-thru umbrella
-Triggered wirelessly
Lepakshi is a small village located in the Anantapur District, in Andhra Pradesh, India. It is 15 km east of Hindupur and about 120 km north of Bangalore.
The famous Veerabhadra temple, dedicated to Veerabhadra, is located here.
Highest position: 288 on Monday, July 12, 2010
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The lower leg armor only needed a little rework to fit the new frame while the upper leg needed more. From the outside of the armor the back of the knee is the only visible change, couldn't cover that one up.
I made the leap to a full frame DSLR tonight. With the shoots I've been doing I've wanted to have a new main camera and the Nikon D800 was on my list for quite a while if/when I ever made the leap. Now the D810 has replaced the old D800 & Precision Camera had it on sale. This paired with the Tamron 70-200 2.8 and those low light challenging venues I've been should no longer be the challenge they were. Looking forward to getting out and putting this pair through their paces. So who wants their portraits shot? Wildflower season is right around the corner and I'm itching to get behind the lens.
"Yellow Tulip Frame" by Patti Deters. A simple blooming yellow tulip framed with a variety of textures and edges resulting in a ready made framed piece of vertical digital art. If you like this image, I invite you to please share or see my main image gallery (floral, plants, and more) at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/yellow-tulip-frame-patti....