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In the course of photographing this vinca plant growing happily in one of many flower pots on my girlfriend's balcony (and for the record, also known as a periwinkle), this inverted aphid was not a part of the portrait process. At least I think this critter is an aphid. I'll stand corrected if there are any certified entomologists out there in the cybersphere. At any rate, without the slightest bit of warning, he or she appeared from the back side of the lower left leaf and became what is commonly known as a "photo-crasher" in the photographic parlance. Not a crime, officially, but oftentimes a nuisance.
Although I created a version of this shot where the aphid has been summarily removed, I had second thoughts when posting this image. Why can't an aphid have its 15 minutes of fame,
I thought? A little bit of focused attention for a very minuscule creature. Is that too much to ask in today's world of a bigger-is-always-better philosophy? After all, aphids are people too. Well,
not really. But you get the gist. All life is worthy of some degree of celebration and respect.
(Exceptions are hereby made for: Mosquitos. Ticks. Leeches
and Tapeworms. Throw in terrible automobile drivers if you like.
And, of course, career criminals, as well as other creeps and miscreants. Your list may vary. And significantly lengthen.
3exp converted to HDR in Photomatix then inverted in PS and added tint. Glasses placed on top of a mirror. Overall soft diffused lighting is very important to avoid black spots (from highlights) when inverting.
Inspired by Jody Dole's technique illustrated in Shutterbug, March 09.
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Trees reflected in a large pond. I liked the way the pond weed created a frame around the trees to create a bit of an enigma in the photo. The photo has been inverted from the way it was taken originally.
I had heard about doing this to get low angle shots, but I had never tried it before. I removed the center shaft of my tripod and put it back in upside down. This way I was able to get a "creek level" shot of the bridge.
A fallen down tree over some rocks forming an inverted arch
This is on the walking trail on Mt Barker Summit South Australa
The Fire Ball ride at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk.
If you are wondering how I got the sky so blue, I used a 2-stop circular polarizing filter for almost my whole California trip!
June 7, 2011
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This is a shot looking up at one of the corners of the building at 222 Jarvis Street. This building was completed in 1971 in the Brutalist style as Sears Canada headquarters. It's said to look like an inverted pyramid although this isn't the right perspective to see this. Sears sold the building to the Government of Ontario in 2007 and moved into unused space at the Eaton Centre. The Goverment of Ontario is currently renovating the building with the goal of achieving LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold status. It's expected to be completed in the fall of this year.
It was difficult to get very close to this building given the current construction. The rope coming down from the corner kind of bothers me, but I can't remove it and retain the pattern in the brick. I'll have to go back after it's complete to shoot other angles.
This is my christmas tree, with inverted colors and a little movement.
I liked how strange it looks.
This 520-16 12-cylinder engine was produced between 1941 and 1945. Inverted V-type engines were not common in the US. Some 175 examples were built for the AT-21 trainer.
Inverted fireworks, for printing as a postcard without using all my black ink!
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