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Taken with a Canon A1000 IS and enhanced with the Graphic Converter normal invert. Type L for better view.
Aquarium shot with floating sea-monkeys that the jelly fish eat that surround the subject. Tank was coloured with sharp leds that coloured the shot. Shot was inverted to contrast with the other jellyfish image.
10 pane mosaic. Late afternoon low sun and through cloud - so not the best conditions!
Equipment:
Single etalon Solarmax 60 BF10
Imaging Source DMK41
2X barlow
Image inverted before processing.
Processed in Registax and Photoshop
Myself. | Just playing with some things in Lightroom. I've been really inspired by Wynn Bullock recently. However, I might recreate this later and upload a replacement because I'm not too satisfied with it.
A fallen down tree over some rocks forming an inverted arch
This is on the walking trail on Mt Barker Summit South Australa
Experimenting with Printed Circuit Boards at home. Finally some promising results. Just need to be more precise in the next iteration and we are set. Using a money checker as UV source is both cheap and practical.
This was actually taken in near complete darkness. I inverted the colors to create this image. It's not art - just fun.
Camera: Canon PowerShot SD950 IS
Exposure: 0.017 sec (1/60)
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 7.7 mm (36 mm equivalent)
ISO Speed: 80
Macro
Flash
Silver
Spikes Asia Advertising Festival 2010
Creative Director: Raoul Panes / Alvin Tecson
Copywriters: Therese Endriga / Cey Enriquez
Art Directors: Farlet Vale / Mon Pineda / Steph Mangalindan
4 stacked 10 second exposures of comet C/2012 F6 (Lemmon), processed a bit and inverted to bring out some more detail.
A satellite streaked across a few of the exposures and passes in front of the comet's tail. The trail is broken because there are a few second between each exposure.
Trying Nebulosity, and it adds the lines in (unpaid) demo mode.