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Here's another one that isn't terribly interesting, but I'm just experimenting and learning some different back lighting techniques.
I used 2 key lights with homemade diffusers. One on the left front, and the other on the right and to the back to highlight the edges. Then a 3rd light was used to hit the white background sweep. I had to play around quite a bit until I got the right effect. It would probably be a lot easier with some sort of rectangular lamp or a speedlight. I welcome any suggestions you might have to improve the effect.
This ad was hung on the wall of Dipoli, the conference center hosting Ropecon 2009.
Gradient is the Eve corporation my main is in, Electus Matari the alliance it belongs to. We're roleplayers.
This image uses textures provided by these lovely people: etaisyydenneliö, unaciertamirada, thomashebert and laatideon.
The screenshot in the middle is actually composed from three screenshots, as it proved out to be next to impossible to get the ships in line in SiSi; they kept getting desync over and over again.
So i went to my sisters house that she is staying at during this term for her school to stay over night. I brought my camera. So at 11pm i pulled out my camera to take a picture and i forgot my memory card in my computer. :( I was really upset because i wanted to take pictures in the morning when we went oout for breakfast, but i couldnt. So this is old from a week ago, but i posted the picture that i took in comments of my sister's photo wall. So i did take one photo that day, so im semi cheating. Uh this is the second time this has happened. Never again!!!
Test met een filter die ik zondag eigenlijk nodig had, bij had, wist wat hij deed, maar er niet bij stil had gestaan. Ik ben ook maar menselijk.
Ohja, dit is de achtertuin van het ouderlijk huis... in het zonnige zuiden.
CAMERA: Canon NEW F1
LENS: Canon fd lens 55mm f/1,2 S.S.C.
FILM: Kodak color ISO 400 36 exp.
FILM DEVELOPMENT: author's manual film development
Tetenal colortec c41 [8min 45sec 30 °C] poor agitation
FILM SCANNED: OpticFilm Plustek 7400 with SilverFast Software
SHOOTING DATE: 12/2015
DEVELOPER DATE: 01/2016
TECHNIQUE: Multiple Exposure unedited.
NUMBER OF EXPOSURES: 2
NO POST-PROCESSING
OBJECT: Zizkov TV Tower
PLACE: Prague, Czech Republic 2015
The upper edges of the blades were gradient painted with House of Kolor Shimrin Zenith Gold. After the masking tape is removed, the sun rays stay vibrant and fade into the interior color
Here, our two cats enjoy a period of peace, lounging in the window at the back of our couch.
Our older cat, Lucy, is very loving, but she's also very skittish. She was extremely attached to our former cat, Bob, who died last year, but it takes her a while to warm up to a new face. She has been intrigued by Young Oscar the Cat since his arrival, but Young Oscar is exuberant, and Lucy doesn't like exuberant things. She likes him when he sits still, but he never sits still for long.
We thought maybe Lucy would take on a mothering attitude toward Oscar, but it hasn't worked out that way. I think she feels more like a big sister. She thinks he's cute, and for the most part, she likes him. But she also finds him annoying as Hell.
Editor's Note: It is a well-known fact of cats that black cats are hard to adopt out. That's partly why we got Oscar, because he was the only black cat of his litter, and we thought it might be hard for him to find a home. One of the reasons for the hesitation people have to take in black cats has to do with weird superstitions people have, but in the modern age, I think the bigger reason is that black cats are hard to photograph. Unless the light hits them just right, all a camera gets is a featureless black blob. I'm okay with that, as I don't photograph the cats all that often. But a lot of people in the modern world don't want a pet that won't work easily on Instagram.