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We were given this Carl Rotter glass many years ago. The refractive circles combine with my dotted light source to create spots before my eyes. My lightbox is not quite what we thought we were ordering but is proving quite acceptable to create interesting patterns. I can hide the dots and diffuse the light with tissue paper.
Took a bike ride through Assiniboine Park near my home last night, It was such a peaceful calm evening and the light was just right to capture these young teenagers relaxing on the banks of the duck pond.
Taken with my new X100 Camera
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"We hold the secret to a dream
we keep it wrapped in chains
locked inside a mystery
we climb a stairway to the stars
through doorways of the heart
step inside, the magic starts
gaze into my crystal ball
see what lies behind the wall
can't you feel the wonder of it all?
in my crystal ball
you veil your eyes in fantasy
let's pull the curtain back
distant worlds, so much to see
gaze into my crystal ball
see what lies behind the wall
can't you feel the wonder of it all?
in my crystal ball ..."
~ Yngwie Malmsteen, "Crystal Ball"
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"The miller said to her, “I have by means of thee received such great wealth that I will keep thee most delicately as long as thou livest.” But she replied, “Here I cannot stay, I will go forth, compassionate people will give me as much as I require.” Thereupon she caused her maimed arms to be bound to her back, and by sunrise she set out on her way, and walked the whole day until night fell."
[This is the first image of three, telling bits and pieces of a fairly abstract Grimm's tale known as The Girl Without Hands. I will upload the next two images over the next few days, depicting the rest of the tale. It is worth noting that I started my depiction already partway through the tale--feel free to read it! The model in the image is the lovely Ethereal Rose.]
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With the Summer Joust and Brickset competition coming up, I decided it was time to build a lightbox. I just used my phone camera, but the lighting's great. Happy with it.
The back ground is a sheet of grey card stock. The local crafts store also had some interesting patterned ones which I might try out.
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Happy New Year to you all!
I'm pleased we made it to 2013 without the world ending.
Another image from my attempts at capturing water droplets. I used coloured straws for the backdrop this time and applied a colour negative filter in processing. To my eye I envisage a neon landscape within the droplet, a post apocalyptic seascape if you like.
Canon EOS 60D - Canon 100mm Macro f2.8 USM + Canon 430EX ii Speedlite.
Thanks for taking the time to view, comment or favourite any of my photos & hope the hangovers are not too bad!
Editing negatives from 1969. The center negative is a mirror self portrait using my Pentax H1a and S-M-C Takumar 55mm f/2 lens. I still have both. The lens is thoriated and very slightly radioactive. Never gave me a problem – my third eye has proved very useful.
At our camera club we did some work with backlighting and this is one where I draped a scarf across a lightbox to get the textures and patterns.
To follow ... (too tired, off to bed :-)
Shot this last night at www.paintworksbristol.co.uk/ about 10 minute walk from Temple Meads. A great place to go for some night photos; great also if you are new to long exposure night shots.
... but probably not the one you were thinking of. Tropical sunlight pours through a brick trellis wall.
Hunter, Texas
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