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A fellow photo manipulating friend, Ruby Strange (see my tag by that name if you'd like to see works I have done of her), requested mirror photos for her latest series, and being the self portrait junky I am, I was happy to oblige! I found it to be quite a challenge. I sent her 44 photos & made it hard for the poor thing to choose, but when I do a photoshoot, I am a perfectionist & I just can't help myself! Of course I had every intention of having some fun with them myself. I had that pink glass heart box that I believe I got at at dollar store just sitting in my room, & thought I might be able to use it for something, so it gave me this idea that I've had for a while. View On Black
taken on my pocket camera through a shop window in monochrome at night - a pretty poor image so popped it through some downloaded trial software, added a border and bingo – result!
I took these Photos in the late 1990's with my Minolta Maxxim 5000 35mm SLR Film Camera with Color Slide Film, while I was just learning Photography and consequently the resulting Slides turned out horrible.
I Scanned the Slides to create to create Electronic Images and manipulated the results with both Photoshop™ and Photomatix Essentials™ to create artistic results.
13. kattan bahçelievlerdeki evlerin çatılarını izliyoruz..
seviyorum bu binanın üst katlarından ankarayı izlemeyi..
photoshop'un bütün adjustment 'larını karıştırarak böyle gayri-doğal renkler elde ettim...)
aslında bu görüntü günün her saatinde farklı oluyor..bu da onların karışımı gibi oldu bir bakıma..
COCO St. James @ 2012 Pride in the Pines
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try to do manipulate with 01/2007 Expired sx-70 films
a little bits dark.
i think i did somethings wrong
but that ok,it's funny, i will try again so soon
:'P
This installation consists of a blown up “Wardian Case”, in which orchids are presented. Wardian Cases were small 19th century greenhouses developed by Dr. Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward to protect plants from the polluted London air. Growing ferns and orchids was a hype in Victorian cities. But more importantly, Wardian Cases also prompted the commercialization of imported plants: vulnerable small plants could now survive the boat journey because they were protected by Wardian Cases. As such, they were a means to – literally – displace nature.
Tue Greenfort
Wardian Case (Alustar-Sonatural) (2007-2011)
Courtesy Johann König, Berlin
photo: Kristof Vrancken / Z33
exhibition Alter Nature: We Can at Z33 from 21.11.2010 to 13.03.2011
Everything except for the math balance is right there! They fit perfectly in the 8.5"x11" Sterlite drawers. The drawing board and ruler slip on top, under the scratch paper.
Mano a mano - "Current Spanish usage describes any kind of competition between two people where they both compete trying to outdo each other."
Blogged here
For Second Shotz, edit #9
They were one of the hardest rocking goth-punk bands ever. Slightly Gang of 4-inspired, but, then again, who wasn't? Fat Vigilate is, for me, still one of the best songs from the mid-80s. Later this record was re-issued as a CD with lots of singles A's and B's as well as previously unreleased material. Some of it also good. I heard they are active again. But, then again, who isn't?
Fat Vigilante - 2:47
Pressed to Your Breast - 2:44
Head on - 3:23
Pumping Heart - 2:53
Hope in Our Wake - 2:59
Your Role Is to Tease As You Roll in the Lens - 3:39
4 Tin Doors - 2:39
Girl Gristle - 2:33
This Is where I Was Meant to Fall - 3:01
That Heat - 2:03
Let Me Say, then Have It Your Own Way - 2:31
Crawling the Walls - 2:40
Manipulating Reality - How Images Redefine the World
www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/2010/01/-tatjana-h...
Camera: Holga 135 bc
Film: Fuji Superia 200 (manipolato prima dell'esposizione con nebulizzazione dei tre colori primari in tinta madre)
Process: c41 tetenal
Location: Torino
Created for The Dictionary of Image This is a resubmission as I've been learning photoshop...
Think I've spent more time manipulating this image than it took to manipulate the tree itself into shape!
FREE texture from NinianLif
No, I'm not colorblind
I know the world is black and white
Try to keep an open mind
But I just can't sleep on this tonight
Stop this train
I wanna get off
And go home again
I can't take the speed it's moving in
I know I can't
But honestly, won't someone stop this train?
Don't know how else to say it
Don't want to see my parents go
One generation's length away
From fighting life out on my own
(c) John Mayer
I have a bunch of old slides around. every once in a while I try something new like melting and freezing to see what it does to the film emulsion. This was a fun one.
for Sir Realist and the flickr group manipulate this
www.flickr.com/groups/manipulatethis/discuss/142593/?sear...
Polaroids taken in my studio space surroundings.
They are based on a philosophy that there are 4 interpersonal zones and that these affect how people interact depending on how well you know them/culture/sex etc....
Watercolor, gouache , gold leaf and photographic Van Dyke print on paper.
Prints available here: www.kellymckernan.bigcartel.com
a funny story here....
i had scouted out this cool area at DFW airport and was waiting for something interesting to happen. it didn't... so i waited and waited.... and waited... i had a flight to catch.
and then this lady with two kids sat down against the wall where i was hanging out. i noticed she had a camera with her.. it was a 5D... so i said, hey.. make your kids run through this shot and i'll give you some polaroids of them. she instantly knew what i was asking for and directed the kids to run first one at a time and then together.
she and the kids got 4 polaroids out of it. it was fun.
just like HCB used to do (i'm sure). :)
Dallas-Fort Worth Airport
Gate A19
Polaroid 180
Fuji FP-3000C film
1/15 second at f/90