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Not only are there 3 people in this photo. San and Anna also happen to be the 3rd of 3 kids in each of their respective families.
LtoR: San Le, Joy (Wainscott) Doran, Anna Doran
You can see four buckets full of SLC in this picture, and you can clearly see the lines between them. The one closest to the camera in this picture was one of the failed bags, and it noticeably looks a bit different compared to the one in the far background.
Some fantastic entries into the #timequest #edit_ae challenge! If yours is here say hi! These are really capturing the essence of the challenge. Go thru the #timequest feed and read the stories accompanying these great pics. This challenge will go on for two weeks, so multiple entries are welcomed
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13 Comments on Instagram:
herrk: Hey there, this is fun! Thinking bout my next edit for this one. Thank you for having this thing started @alteregoz
chrisreneannex: You have gathed a really great group of artists for your challenge. Fascinating images.
gigglegiver: I want all of us live here!!
alteregoz: @chrisreneannex you should join, your level of skill would add an interesting touch. As far as the editors I gathered? Love these guys. They are great artists, and open minded to my eccentric and atypical challenges. I live to inspire outside of the box thinking.
alteregoz: @drzuum waiting on baited breath for your entry I know you'll knock it out of the park
chrisreneannex: Ah... A gift for asteism as well I see. Ouch. As for your box at a comfortable arms length. I've been searching for mine for ages. Relation is everything. I imagine it might be square and made of brick; but its probably made of crocheted toilet paper: Until it blows in, I think I'll enjoy the art from here. My sincere thanks for responding.
alteregoz: @chrisreneannex any distance of viewing is ok by me, as the alternative is to walk away. To be honest I had to google the word asteism...had no prior knowledge of the word. "a backhanded compliment" if that was referring to the "I live to inspire outside the box thinking" statement, let me be more concise in my meaning. Usually edit challenges on instagram are based in one dimension ( ie: edit this house! Or, Show us something green! ) so about 5 months ago after getting a decent following on here, I decided to start challenges that were both eccentric and challenging. I often introduce new apps and give tutorials for specific challenges...and when someone gently bows out due to self degradation (I can't do it, it's too hard, I'm not good enough) I nudge them back with encouraging words. In fact @yentl09 has been my favorite case of overcoming fears and stepping outside their comfort zone. So I guess I should of said this as an alternative: I live to inspire those AFRAID to go outside of their box.
chrisreneannex: @alteregoz firstly, thanks again for your generous response. We don't find this very often in the fast paced ig world with thousands of images to consume. I am often guilty of fgrazing the buffet furiously gobbling as many as possible for fear of missing something sublimely delicious. Actually, the "your level of skill would add an interesting touch" was the perceived jab. I have no doubt in my mind that you are genuine in your encouragement to improve both skills with the apps and flexibility of imagination. The difference between me and @yentl09 is raw talent. I have no problem with posting my work on my annex feed or with creative imagination. I simply have little talent. I'm ok with that. Someone has to be Motzart's Salieri.
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I shot this a few years ago when I had the idea to do one of these multiple type of photos. This camera wasnt all so great but I liked this too much not to post it.
The strange geometry of this building, and its mirror-like external walls create a set of nearly independent scenes. The reality is fragmented and recomposed in a different order as in a caleydoscope...
‘Scene’ at The Midland Railway-Butterley
on Dennis Basford’s railsroadsrunways.blogspot.co.uk’
Diesel Multiple Units (DMU)
Parked up in the yard to the East of Butterley station are a selection of DMUs.
These images are by friend Peter Rose and are produced here with his consent and my thanks.
Another typical first generation DMU dating from 1958.
Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation New York City Marathon team. Photos by Bill McBain, 781-291-9096. Email for RAW files if needed.
タバコ、止めたい気持ちはあるのだが…。
北海道札幌市
Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
instagram photography
multiple exposure
taken with iPhone 4S via Camera+.app, 有限カメラ.app
Asamblea celebrada en el Instituto de Salud Carlos III (ISCIII) en Madrid el pasado 14 de abril de 2010.
The Materials used inside of this photo are a couple, a camera, and Photoshop.
The person with the camera wanted to capture the beauty of the couple and show the love that they have for each other.
What I had to do was get the photo from the camera files and then make the image black and white. Since the male has a darker skin tone I had to make a clipping mask and make the person's skin lighter than the white skin. Using a mask and different layers I was able to make both of the skins the right shade and color to make sure that the photo doesn't seem over exposed.
Switch the multiple exposure mode on your camera on.
Take a photo, then spin the camera around, take it again.
Profit! Have fun.
Inauguración segundo piso MAC Parque Forestal, Jueves 07 de Septiembre 2017.
- "El tráfico de la tierra" Ignacio Acosta, Louise Purbrick y Xavier Ribas.
- "Default" por Manuela Garretón y Tomás Ossandón / Sala Anilla Mac
- "3 citas con Antonioni" por María Pía Serra
- "La plétora del ápice" por Enrique Matthey
Fotografías por Isabel Herrera
Mirrors on the side of the stegosaurus slide
During the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and the National Cowgirl Museum had free admission. What a deal! :)