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- www.kevin-palmer.com - Hopefully this shot doesn't make your brain hurt. Sometimes I like to flip reflections shots. A layer of water on top of this frozen pond created a mirror, though I had to put my camera at ground level to capture it.
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This MOC was built with the intention to invert the colors on your computer screen. To see the full effect and flee from this ugliness press these simple buttons! :D
For PCs Hold: Shift + Alt + Print Screen
For Macs Hold: Control + Option + Command, and press 8
Now what do you think?
a man gets decorated and face painted to perform at charak festival at a village in rural west bengal.
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C-curve sculpture on the South Downs by Anish Kapoor as part of Brighton Festival.
By habit, I had to shoot in under the full moon. Check out Rob orchard's portrait that we collaborated on using the inverted side
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Resting in another place.
Grasping at an image from memory.
A growing body of connections, wounds, explosions, traces, waves of memory – an inner mapping; dialogue.
The work consists of 66 images from high quality digital scans, detailing traces of dirt and fungi on the textured surface of tape.
Numerous pieces of tape that held together weathered cardboard boxes, filled with junk metal, were collected from within an old collapsing shed. The tape fragments were scanned, altered in black and white, inverted, and then cropped, to reveal images reminiscent of space, and inspired by micrography & neural pathways.
Kingdom Centre (Kingdom Tower) - King Fahd Road, Al-Olaya, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Design Architect: Ellerbe Becket (AECOM)
Leading Engineering Consultant: Omrania & Associates
Associate Architect: William Chilton
Structural Engineer: Arup
Project Management: Saudi Arabian Bechtel Company
Main Contractor: El Seif Engineering Contracting Co.
Additional Contractor: Webuild (Salini Impregilo)
Curtain-wall Contractor: Götz Middle East
Glass Supplier: Saudi American Glass Company
Developer/Owner: Kingdom Holding Company
Height: 302.3 m
Floors: 41
Total Built-up Area: Approx. 185,000 m²
Status: Completed (1999–2002)
Architectural Style: Modernism
Analogy: Inverted Arch Gate
The building’s form is defined by a pure vertical blade with a dramatic inverted arch at the top. The large opening reduces wind loads, creates a unique skyline identity, and supports the sky-bridge. The form blends structural logic, minimalist geometry, and a modern interpretation of a symbolic gateway in Riyadh’s urban landscape.
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This photo was taken against a black background and then inverted in Lightroom.
The recent lockdown in Sydney has given me a lot of time to experiment with smoke photography and my flash again. I find the process of taking the photos really boring, but I love the editing component of it. The possibilities are endless with how you want to edit it.. I might post another composite photo I made with smoke at a later stage. If you haven't yet, you should really give it a go!
52 Weeks of 2022
Week No. 32: Crystal ball photography
Category: Creative / Technique
I had two ideas for this week's them, but I wasn't going to get time for one of them sadly, so this was the other idea. An iconic Norfolk Broads scene, a historic wind-pump (not a windmill, these ones pumped water) reflected in the water of a dyke.
This is Horsey Wind-pump close to the east coast.
I remembered why I find the lensball shots tricky, it's finding a way to balance the ball in a position to get a decent angle on the shot you want to frame in the ball. This is balance on the top tube of my tripod, having removed the ball-head.
Go to My 52 week Instagram to see some other shots taken with the lensball.
I post most frequently to my main Instagram so there are more photos there.
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