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Some of the thousand things Edison invented. In the foreground is a model of the Black Maria, a rotatable movie studio he built in West Orange, New Jersey in 1892. The roof opened and the building could be turned toward the sun to provide light for shooting all day. (Studio lighting was otherwise nonexistent.) Nearby are a phonograph and a movie projector.
Originally posted in 2005.
Found this negative when I bought an old photo wallet with a few snaps and negatives in.How many times has that been exposed before winding on I wonder.
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New feature of the Canon 5D M3 is that you can do multiple exposure blending in camera, something that you would have done in post processing in Photoshop prior to this model.
Biography:
I call this project - “Am I Blue?". It comes from personal experience. It is about illness and survival, hope and regret, how one can be both joyful but also feeling at odds with that feeling. It tells of my experience as a HIV man and a long time survivor. This work also applies to other HIV people, people living with chronic and life threatening illnesses, and anyone who’s loved and watched someone going illness.
In the last few years, I've been creating visual images that captures different aspects of being HIV . Facing HIV has been a major task of my adult life. These images expose the struggles that might exist alongside well-being and gratitude.
This experience has marked me in many ways creating unexpected symbols and unforeseen reactions. I’ve seen other respond in similar ways. Some of my self portraiture, not only represents myself but also others.
I have submitted images from this series of photographs and graphic images is part of an larger and ongoing body of work.
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A San Francisco Bay Area photographer creating interesting and artful images. Especially drawn to urban landscapes, night photography and images that tell deeper stories. Born in London. I attended U.C. Berkeley. After a career in computer support, I have reinvented myself and now am a working photographer.
CCSF Photography and You:
After returning to school at CCSF, I unexpectedly discovered my passion for photography. While finishing the degree, I’ve been Inspired by image making. I recently received an A.S. in Photography from CCSF.
What's terrific about the CCSF photo department are the dedicated teachers who expose you to a wide range of photographic techniques and viewpoints. The diversity of the students whose talents are inspiring. Everyone, staff, students and faculty, who help to create a wonderful community of photographers and artists.
At City, i was trained in many area of film and digital; in a digital lab, in the darkroom and with alternative processes. I was taught to combine digital and analog using scanners and digital negatives. I learnt to love large format photography, and employing studio lighting in creative ways. These classes exposed me to new techniques and wide range of equipment. More importantly it expanded my aesthetic and artistic viewpoint. My coursework tied photography today to photo history and showied the connections to modern and contemporary art.
My experience at City gave me ways to express my ideas. Only by deepening my understanding in this way, did I started to discover my own style and perspective.
My love of photography lies in part in the ability to experiment and explore. A test of the limits in my creativity. My willingness to explore, learn and grow. I might not realized the ultimate effects on my art until I’ve more fully explored what started here at City.
Went on walk with my friend Josh this afternoon. He was looking for some company for a photography class assignment. It presented a good opportunity to get the camera off the shelf and start taking some pictures again. I haven't ever done multiple exposure photography before, which is easy to do on the Bronica SQ-A. What you see here is scanned directly from film.
I have been to several museum, institutions, art galleries in my life, and a good number of them had some form of translation for their info. Maybe the basics, maybe only in one or two other languages. I always liked the Getty Center from this point of view, because - unless you want a book - they give the exact same instructions in English and in several other languages. And we are talking about several pages and two different booklets. Not only, but the Italian translation, which is the one I would be able to check in every detail, does not show a single error, awkward sentence or wrong choice of words (I would expect they used the same care for the other languages).
This is what tourists and visitors see when they disembark the tram that takes them up the hill in the Santa Monica Mountains, where the Center is.
Getty Center
Los Angeles, California
Pink, white, and brown calcite crystals formed on a clear chalcedony background indicating four episodes of ground water penetration and mineral deposits.
Multiple Frame Tents were used here to cover a lot of yard space. There were actually six of them here. One 20x40, one 20x30, three 20x20's, and one 9x6.
Tents were installed close to trees and linked together with fabric gutters so there would be no drip lines between them in the event of rain. The several trees in this space prohibited the use of one larger tent.
This is also a good example of weighting frame tents with water barrels. Stakes could not be used here because of the many water lines and data lines which passed under this area.
Multiple Sclerosis, 150-Mile Bike Ride, October 11-12, 2008. Irvine/Orange County to San Diego, Bay to Bay Tour 2008.
Nadia liked the photo I took last year of Juliane and Tobias so I brought my tripod all the way to Germany for this series :)
Now I wonder why I didn't ask them to run around a little more .. but I still like the result :)
函館にある「タチカワカフェ」に初めて入った。
オシャレ過ぎて居辛いかなと思いきや、
店の雰囲気からは想像がつかないクラブハウスサンドとカフェオレのボリュームに思わず笑う。
ただ、途中でコロッケをつまみ食いしたのが祟って苦戦。
instagram photography
multiple exposure
taken with iPhone 4S via Camera+.app, 有限カメラ.app
January 3, 2010.
Shot with Olympus Pen EE-S on Fujichrome Provia 100 slide film, expired April, 2001. Crossdeveloped in Tetenal Colortec C-41 for 4 minutes, 5 minutes bleach fix, 3 minutes water rinse, 1 minute stabilizer (depleted solution). – View large.
my new olympus e-5 arrived yesterday, and i have been too exhausted and overwhelmed to play around with it.
i have skimmed through the many new features, and i guess it's not a surprise my favorite is the multiple exposure option. i know i will have a lot of fun with this.
(sorry for the uninspired picture, i had a pile of quarters and a mirror closest to me, so that's what i used)
i love the way the e-5 feels in my hands. i've been waiting for this for far too long.
new things to come.
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The new, multiple-use Skills Development Center here was opened to the public following a ribbon-cutting ceremony held Sept. 7, 2012 in front of the facility. The multipurpose facility includes an Auto Skills Center, Arts and Crafts Center, Military Clothing Sales and Army Supply Center in one complex.
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I guess this is the point where my photostream goes from 'vaguely interesting to some people' to 'abstract work using processing'.
I've recently been working on a video which I had on an old hard drive. The process of making it involved making around 15,000 still images of a bike trip I took sometime in 2007.