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LOMO LC-A : XPR : Chaos Method
Bangkok, Thailand
Rescan Of This Old Shop Old Shot.
It's been a long time since I uploaded a shot.
Est-ce que quelqu'un peut compter le nombre d'oeufs prêts à être cuits n'importe comment? Je suis en perte ...
*1943 de Üsküp’de bisiklete binen adamın görüntüsünü geçen yıl Beyoğlunda bir sahafa yollayan, 2012’de bir defterin sayfaları arasında, en içte saklı hislerle yazılmış yüzlerce cümle eşliğinde bana gönderen sevgili, tuhaf kader…
Dünyayı çekilmez hale getiren bunca kötülük, bencillik, zulüm, öfke, nefret varken “hala ümit var” diye düşündüren bütün güzel çocuklar, varlığınız için tüm teşekkür sözcükleri az gelir.
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All the rage, apparently...
Hand-held. AF. Three frame multiple exposure. HSS!
Always refreshing at Pelcomb Portraits.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Brisbane was created in 1859. Old St Stephens became a cathedral but its capacity became increasingly inadequate and on 26 December 1863, Bishop James Quinn laid the foundation stone for a new cathedral. In the eleven years it took to finish the new St Stephen's Cathedral, provision was made for extra space in the old church. A wooden annexe was built onto the northern frontage and extra doorways were cut in the stone wall on this side. Inadequate accommodation was not the only problem, for the soft sandstone was crumbling, particularly that of the little belfry which had to be dismantled at some time before 1875. A temporary wooden belfry was erected to a design by architect AB Wilson in 1888.[1
St. Stephen's Cathedral and Old St. Stephen's Church, circa 1910
After the consecration of the new cathedral in 1874, the old church was used as a school by the Christian Brothers until they moved to their new site at Gregory Terrace in 1880. The Sisters of Mercy then conducted a school in the old church building until the permanent St Stephens School was opened in 1892. Since that time the building has been variously used as a storeroom, offices, display space, meeting area and choir practice room.[1]
St Stephen's Chapel interior, 2014
On a number of occasions, the demolition of the old church was contemplated. However, it was finally decided to restore it as a place of worship. Based on historical evidence, restoration was done to recreate the bell tower, the stone tracery in the windows and the timber shingle roof. A stained glass window depicting Jesus Christ and the story of St Stephen was placed in the west window. The furniture can be re-arranged to suit a variety of church services, weddings, spiritual talks and sacred music performances. The nave is separated from the apse by four timber panels and a rood bar with a crucifix in the midpoint. The apse space contains a shrine of Saint Mary MacKillop. On 5 February 1999, the church was re-dedicated as St Stephen's Chapel by Archbishop John Bathersby.[2]
History Courtesy of Wikipedia
The line being the garden washing line and a beach wrap drying in the breeze plus a second exposure of the fencing behind
A junction of copings provide the basis for a multiple exposure.
Hand-held nine frame ICM multiple exposure. Frames exposed in a short sharp upward sweep, following the line in the left of the frame. Big amends in Lightroom.
ChunkaChunkaChunka at Pelcomb Portraits.
Fountain - Old Scottsdale. My first experiment with multiple exposures (15 images) in the round. That is to say images were taken of the fountain from positions all around it in order to capture the subject in its environment. I got the idea looking at an on-line exhibition by Pep Ventosa (www.pepventosa.com). Post processing was focused on bringing some structure back to the image; NIk contrast, and tonal contrast, Vinent Versace's mid tone contour action.
The race is on on Nolton Haven.
Hand-held multiple exposure (three frames). Polariser too.
Spring is nearing at Pelcomb Portraits.