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Got these dollshe eyes today, it only took less than one month for them to make/ship these eyes, what a surprise!!
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One afternoon I was waiting for someone and while I was waiting I decided to practice and trying to get a better understanding of the effect of shutter speeds.
I used a rainbow windmill, its three little lights that spin round and round and produce different patterns. I picked this picture because it showed a full circle and all the different colours it produced and the fact that it looks like its going really fast…lol
I did do much in LR…just decreased the blacks and added a little bit of lens vignetting.
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Olympus E510 + Zuiko 50mm f1.8
Une triste et monotone branche secouée par le vent... Un 50mm à grande ouverture, du bokeh, et une profondeur de champ au minimum pour rendre à la nature la beauté qui lui appartient.
I just scanned some film from my birthday so I will be posting photos from that glorious day over the next few days. My friend Alli got to meet this sweet newlywed couple on the Metro. They had just moved to L.A. and hadn't had the best experience but I think seeing us changed their impression! I really think it's important to love your city. The good, the bad and the ugly. Can you imagine the impact it can have?
I can.
Happy Saturday!
Pentax ME Super
Fuji 200
(showing off my new 50mm lens)
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Colorful tapes make it easy to locate the hatchet when you accidentally drop it in a forest.
Gransfors Bruk Wildlife Hatchet, cotton bar tapes by Newbaums (blue) and Viva (orange), hemp twine (shellaced).
森の中で落とした時に見つけやすいように手斧の柄の部分をカラフルにしてみた。
手斧（Gransfors Bruk社製）、自転車用バーテープ（青はNewbaums、橙はViva）、麻紐（セラックニス塗布）
Karo like to make all kind of things in the lower lip: flowers, leaves, feathers, nails!
Last month when i visited Korcho village in Karo tribe, tension was high: the tribe had a fight with the Nyangatom who live on the other side of the Omo river, and one man was killed. A cattle problem as usual. So the Karos know the Nyangatom will attack them, as revenge is the base of the relationship in the area!
The Karo (or Kara), with a population of about 1000 - 1500 live on the east banks of the Omo River in south Ethiopia.
Their neighbors are the Hamar,Bana,Bashada,the famous Mursi and Nyangatom (on the other side of Omo river, who are their enemies ) . They speak a south Omotic language.
The Karo grow sorghum ,maize and beans .
Karo use to paint body and decorate their face. They use white chalk, charcoal, ochre and red earth.. Karo women scarify their chests to beautify themselves .The scarification of a man's chest shows that he has killed an enemy or a dangerous animal. The scars are done with a knife or razor blade and ash is rubbed into.
The wearing of a grey and ochre clay headdress also indicates the killing of an enemy or a dangerous animal. Hamar do the same.
The women have a very nice hairdress: they put red clay mixed with butter and fat in their hair, so that the hair looks like a bunch of coffee beans. Women still wear leather clothing made from animal skins.
The men all use a wood headrest to protect their hair bun, and they use it too to sit.
They love to rest under the men house, the chifo. At the end of the harvest and at times of initiation and marriage, the Karo come together to enjoy dances with a lot of local beer. These happy times often lead to marriage after the young man has successfully accompling the bull jumping. A Karo man may take as many wives as he can afford, but usually he marries two or three.
Les Karos (ou Karas) sont environs 100-1500 à vivire sur la rive est du fleuve Omo en Ethiopie du Sud. Leurs voisins sont les Hamars, Banas, Bashadas,Mursis, et les Nyangatom qui vivent de l’autre cote du fleuve et qui sont leurs ennemis de longue date. Les Karos cultivent du sorgo, du mais et des haricots.
Les Karos sont fameux pour leurs peintures corporelles et les décorations qu’ils portent. Ils utilisent de la craie, du charbon, et de la terre pour se dessiner des motifs sur le corps.
© Eric Lafforgue
Dionysos Drawings (wine and paint & Co). 100/100 cm
Au départ de dessins réalisés sur des post-it de 9/9 cm (vin, tabac,papier cigarette et papiers collants). Ces "dessins" sont ensuite scannés, traités digitalement, imprimés sur toile et retravaillés à l'acrylique
Dionysos Drawings (wine and paint & Co). 100/100 cm
From drawings made on 9/9 cm post-its (wine, tobacco, cigarette paper and sticky papers). These "drawings" are then scanned, digitally processed, printed on canvas and reworked with acrylic
I used to make custom motorcycle speedometer faces, (Alien Faces) and this is one that I made for a customer. (These were high resolution printed inserts that was placed OVER your original speedometer face)
He had a WWII P-51 Mustang airplane theme and wanted something fit the theme.
We talked about it in e-mail and came up with this, he just had a vague idea as to what he wanted.
His motorcycle had a custom paint job on it that had bullet holes and some intentional paint wear, rust, damage, exhaust smudge etc. So, that is what he wanted to continue on this.
I know that those with a sharp eye will see that the two gauges have (digitally painted) glass over them. The inner face has broken (digitally painted) glass over it too, AND, not just that, but there was some REAL glass over these. :)
So, that part, while hokey, he loved it, and we both knew it was WAY over the top, but he wanted it that way, so...
Also, in real life if those bullet holes were from a German plane, the holes would be larger, so practically NONE of what you see is realistic. (These are .22 caliber size)
In my mind I designed this to be like an old plane that was in a plane boneyard and was rusting for years and he came along and saved it. That was how I looked at it, and realism is what I aimed for, although, nothing was realistic in 'real life'. :)
I learned how to do rust, and age things while making this.
This was all done in Photoshop after looking online at how planes (especially P-51's) gauges looked. Actually, I couldn't find one, so I looked at other plane gauges and just went with it.
He was ex-Air Force so he had to have the Air Force star, and he also wanted the small type in small print about, "War Bird", his bike. (See circular print in the inner ring)
He won some contests with his bike, I saw it in a magazine once.
I did several that were in magazines actually, I had a really good business while it lasted.
(Another guy saw this and wanted one for his bike and he had been a Tomcat pilot, so I made him one for that, I had several pilots actually)
Anyway, yeah, it's not realistic, but you just have to open your mind, or, have a shot of tequila, whichever. :)
I love the saying that refers to a subject which is awkward to discuss - "the elephant in the room". Everyone knows it is there but doesn't want to talk about it. Why not a rhinoceros? The rhino comes from the source listed below. It has been overpainted by me. The "room" is by Itkupilli at Deviant Scrap
Make It Interesting ~ Challenge #3 (Rhinoceros)
Starter image with thanks to Shadowgate
pattern by make it perfect: makeitperfect.com.au/MIP/Serendipity.html
more here: probablyactually.wordpress.com/2013/01/17/a-little-serend...
“Light makes photography. Embrace light. Admire it. Love it. But above all, know light. Know it for all you are worth, and you will know the key to photography.” – George Eastman
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f/5.6, 1/2000 sec, ISO-8000
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Print for beauty shop advertising.
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Tech info:
Nikon D4, Nikkor 50mm f1.4G
Lighting:
1. SB-800 into Photek Softlighter 60'' above scene
2. SB-800 into Photek Softlighter
33'' with CTO 1/1 gel from the left
3. SB-800 with purple gel filter aimed to the wall
4. SB-800 from camera as master/trigger, with ND gel filter to lower output to minimum.