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There were actually 9 in-camera exposures for this image but I cropped two off for a more balanced composition.
I had a roll of shots developed from the KSX and this ended up being my favorite of the roll. I took a lot of long exposure night shots, and was surprisingly displeased with most of them. I probably could have spent some Photoshop time editing them and making them crazy looking this weekend, but I ended up having a Twin Peaks season 2 marathon instead. I stand by my decision.
This is what flowers look like. No, really.
Keep in mind that things (in this case ‘Hollyhocks’) exist in time as well as space and therefore one must combine the two in order to begin to see the phenomenon of reality.
If you do this often enough you may sometimes start to wonder about the very fabric of existence. Well, I do, you might not, if you know what’s good for you.
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Usual caveats etc.
Ten hand-held exposures taken in a 90 degree arc (or thereabouts) blended together in Photoshop.
Hollyhocks at Highdown Gardens, Sussex.
For our 2nd visit to Hong Kong I had a couple of places I wanted to photograph. This spot near Hong Kong Central was one of them. There are a lot of nighttime images of this place, but I wanted an early blue hour version of that. But with the (notorious) light trails.
Enjoy!
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Captured while getting set up for my first sunrise (first as a photographer, but also first I can remember having sat down and watched - really not a morning person!)
Taken from Governor's Bay between the new and old jetties, looking out past the port of Lyttleton to the heads where the sun would later rise. You can see the new jetty on the left, and the tip of the old jetty off to the right.
From thedailylumenbox.com Ilford Delta 100 shot with circa 1920 Ica Icarette horizontal 6x6. Developed in Adox FX-39II for 11 minutes at 79° F.
just learned about the strobe on my flash. This is the second picture I took with it. (sb-24, 1hz over a 3 second exposure)
I was trying to a photo subject that evoked emotion which ended up being frustrating, in that I couldn't find a good image, so in frustrated inspiration I took several shots of a tulip arrangement, then finally tried superimposing the images in PS, with this result....it seemed to convey the emotion I was experiencing...
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drives to unpredictable effects! Lol...
(There is no tricking or Photoshop manipulation, just being a heavy coffee drinker I take advantafe of the functionalities of my dslr professional camera...)
- La dépendance à la consommation de café...
conduit à des effets imprévisibles! Lol (Mdr) ...
(Il n'y a pas de trucage ou manipulation de Photoshop, juste étant un buveur assidu de café j'ai profité des fonctionnalités de ma caméra professionnelle dslr ... )
I've been working on double exposures lately, I love the look of them. Today, I've been so lazy that I didn't want to wander outside so I thought I'd do something inside.
graflex super speed graphic, Rodenstock optar 135mm, Fuji FP100C, color negative, multiple exposure, color negative slide inverted to positive with PS
The lens sweeps down and to the right to follow the declining line of a bush blooming in the springtime sun.
Hand-held multiple exposure (nine frame); filter free.
The shutter keeps running at Pelcomb Portraits.
Festival Hall is a concert hall located in Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan. It is run by the Asahi Building Co., Ltd., a Japanese real estate company controlling properties of the Asahi Shimbun Company, and is housed in the Festival Tower, a skyscraper. The opening ceremony of the new hall was held on April 3, 2013