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Just a little experiment with multiple key light sources. This image was taken in the dark with a 10 second shutter and I manually fired a flashgun either side of the bottles. Seen in 111 pictures in 2011 #21 Light & Shadow
2014 Lake Shannon Argo Challenge
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having recently being diagnosed as deaf, i need to photograph to express how i felt about it, i felt hurt and embarrassed. but I've gradually seen through that and realised the positives
the monarch butterfly migration seems to be continuing, they just keep coming thru in very large numbers. Must be a good year for them, at least in this part of the country.
I did try the multiple exposure technique for birds this week, was able to get some interesting results This one is my first attempt. For some reason, my first thought of the picture is to go mono, but I cannot tell why. I posted it to our camera club group, and got quite a few very helpful advice (thanks to all, xx), then I decided to keep it as this.
Ideum developed two multiuser interactive experiences for visitors to the Da Vinci Science Center. Ideum created the original artwork and developed the software. In addition, our AV group created the 50-foot projection environment. Visitors interact with the applications on nine Ideum Drafting Touch Tables.
Ideum collaborated with the Da Vinci Science Center and with Roto to develop this exhibit. You can learn more at: www.ideum.com