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"Orkhēstra: Orchestrating the Depth of Light" (Detail)
Light Installation by:
The Städelschule
Architecture Class / Media Architecture Institute, Prof. Dr. Johan Bettum
in collaboration with the Media Architecture Institute (Vienna/Sydney), the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (Munich), AHL LED Shenzhen and Bollinger+Grohmann Ingenieure
Luminale 2014
Rossmarkt, Goetheplatz
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
In Explore April 7, 2014
Macro Mondays - backlit theme
I took this as soon as Janet posted the theme last Tuesday, as I knew I was going in for eye surgery on Wednesday. My friend is uploading and posting this to the group for me. Unfortunately I will not be able to view any of the photos in the pool this week, and may not be able to participate for a few weeks.
The glass is backlit by moving a lit match across the frame during the exposure. (Widest point of glass 6 cm, height 4.5 cm.)
Explore 36
Studio 26: I've chosen this to add as my favourite shot but have included a link to an album of some of my other faves this year. There is also a link to my gallery of favourites from other Studio 26 members.
"Drag me into the darkness
and show me what my body was made for.."
Hair / Sintiklia - Hair Ryan @Man Cave
Skin / ~Little Foxy B.~ Jin Skin
LOTUS. Nature Eyes @Equal10
Eyebrows / ONEDAYS - LEON @HARAJUKU
Tattoo / KAOS TATTOO .:: > YOUR PANIC <::. @Man Cave
Earrings / RichB. Rhys Earrings @Man Cave
Hand / Garmonbozia ::: Kyle Bangles & rings @Man Cave
Sweater / .WARETA. Sukebe Sweater - soon @Warehouse Sale
Nipples&Piercing / N E X U S nipples : Nipples & Piercings
Pose&Light ring / Animosity - Ring Light Pose @MOM
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Image double mirror view composed and stitched with Paint of Windows from my suns filtered through the foliage of a tree.
Form and colours of ORBS, solar and lens flares were not modified.
Meuji Yasuda Seimei Bldg., Marunouchi Chiyoda-ku Tokyo
Autumn light on trees in El Capitan Meadow, Yosemite Valley.
By this point, this meadow and its trees and the beautiful light found here seem like old friends. Over the years I have photographed these subjects many times — in winter snow, autumn color, spring greenery, and even in the hot, crowded summer months. Many things have changed over the years. I’ve seen a few trees fall and their trunks and branches decay, and I’ve even seen a few young, new trees appear. Access has become more difficult as the Park Service tries to protect the vegetation, a change about which those of us who remember the “before times” have mixed feelings.
Ironically, the beautiful light streaming down through a gap in the upper cliffs and lighting the trees and meadows is emphasized here by smoke. It being autumn when I made the photograph, it was the prime season for managed fires, intended to clear out excess undergrowth and promote a more healthy forest. But still, it was a bit disappointing to arrive in the Valley and find it full of smoke — until I noticed the effect it had on the light!
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If you look hard you can -almost- see the massive grin on the face of Laurence, my son! Laurence is 15 and doing GCSE art (GCSEs are important exams that 16 year olds take in the UK) - and he has chosen to do photography as his module. Now you tell me, what better way to introduce a 15 year old kid to photography than to have a little fun doing some light painting like this! Boys and fire, what's not to love. Great fun as a project for the two of us :)
This is really pretty easy to do and produced this on the first attempt. Steel wool in a metal cage (I used a bird fat feeder) on a chain; the steel wool is lit with BBQ lighter fuel and you just swing it round your head. Dead easy.
Here are some things we learned:
1) Take BBQ lighter fluid just in case. Although a lighter or stroking a 9V battery is supposed to burn steel wool it didn't for me - the BBQ fuel saved the day.
2) Steel wool comes in compacted small balls which you want to uncompact and unravel as much as you can. More unravelled = more sparks = cooler.
3) Allow about 10 yards round the swing, it goes surprisingly far.
4) Get the swing right. It's nice to see a circle ie like on this.
5) One ball lasts about 30s.
6) Wear old clothes, you don't want to ruin anything nice with burn marks.
7) Nobrainer but don't do this near dry vegetation. We've had the most rain this Winter in the UK for 200 years so we don't have this problem at the moment.
8) Of course, use a tripod and a remote. 30s f/8 iso 200 worked for me, could even go f/11.
9) White balance - incandescent light
We have lots of ideas how to improve it and may upload another sometime!
Also, whilst I'm at it, a quick plug for my new extreme macro site at extreme-macro.co.uk/. Macro photography is what I normally do - 200 pages of stuff about moving to extreme macro (>1:1).
26/2/2014 - Explore #11, thank you!
I was walking over the fixed dunes to Gullane Point one evening, looking across Aberlady Bay to the city in the distance, and for just a few moments, everything was bathed in this very special light ....
I can't even express what makes this picture dear and special to me... (For me) It just has a certain atmosphere that creates a feeling of peace and psychedelic relief in me...
Pittsburgh started the official commercial holiday season with their annual light up night festivities. The tree at Point State Park was lit..
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The light and sunray photo opportunities seem almost constant at the moment in North Wales.
Beaumaris pier, looking over towards distant Snowdonia
HDR, and yes the people moved but I like it :)
From the peak of Kullaberg the very last day of February 2009 ;)
Welcome the month of March - soon it'll be spring again (I hope)!!!
A tiny light on the giant ocean warns of hazardous rocks.
This was seen off the coast of Port Hardy on the northern shore of Vancouver Island.
j(flight) by Jen Fuller is not new to the festival this year, but it looked better than ever. Under the Hawthorne bridge on the west side this installation projects images into the paper airplanes for a series look. I shot this from the rear of the installation to have the projector in the image. As always, the challenge here was the crowds. I used a darker exposure so as the further mute the surroundings.