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Inverter ring used to mount an old Minolta 50mm f1.7-16 rotated back-front. With Flash. Little cactus
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SX-70 Sonar Onestep Black (refurbished) ::: PX100
Photoshop: Copied and inverted
Location: Nørrebro, Copenhagen, Denmark
Concordia International Schools in Shanghai and Hanoi; Concordia's third, five-year Marine Research Project data collection program in the Andaman Sea; Koh Lipe 2018
Saturn in Virgo "near" Porrima, inverted. The colors around Saturn are different depending on the direction you look - I think this is because the camera moved when the lens closed.
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Just one of 60 smoke shots I did tonight, inverted and colourised. Makes me hungry though, just looking at that. Looks like pork ribs.
Archipelago, mountains, valleys and long summer nights; we got it all on this week of holidays in the outmost western part of Sweden. We went across the sea to the flipside of everything preplanned, everyday like, repetitious - just like holiday is supposed to be. Appropriately, these are the images I snapped along the way. No plan, just flux.
I went to a talk last night by Clarissa Peterson @clarissa at the CSS Brigade meetup. Her talk was on Responsive Colour in CSS. It was an incredibly interesting talk. She spoke about what creates colour how we see it, how a colour blind person see the world completely differently than a none colour blind person. She also recommend testing our website in black and white and in different light settings. In the process of me fiddling around with some of what she taught us I stumble on the invert colour function on my monitor and my flicker photo stream. Photography has always been a hobby for me, I don’t fancy my self a very good photographer but I have found over the years I defiantly have a style and a subject matter I prefer. Plants, flowers scenery or close ups of object you would normally not focus on. Nothing terribly unique but if you look through my photo you get this sense of calm, simple, nature. However, when I looked at the photos invert I got a completely different feeling. An out of this world uneasiness. Like I had stepped onto another plant and started exploring its environment. I’m fascinated by how some of my favourite photos, or even some boring photos were complete transformed by inverting the colour To the point that some are even unrecognizable with the original. I’ve uploaded a couple of my favourites and I hope that for a moment everyone can think little bit differently about colour and how we perceive colour.
Side note I was not tripping on some psychedelic when I did this, just me, my peppermint tea and my computer.
This was a creation of me messing around on the photoshop CS4 trial i really like the way that it came out and the fact that it is very unusal! I was trying to improve the orignal version of this photograph when i accidentley clicked the invert button, I liked the originality of the picture so i croped it down and edited the clours and ended up with this i like it would like to hear other people's feedback on it as well though.
Exposure time - 3 sec
f-stop - f/10
ISO 100
Focal length - 60mm
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