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Another one inspired by M.C. Escher. Composed from four layers, done entirely in photoshop.
For this image, I placed a large piece of white double-thick backing board (used for picture framing) on the floor of my living room, and another piece leaning against the coffee table behind me.
I set my tripod up in front of me and set my camera to the 10 second timed setting. There was a light hanging above me and another placed at camera right.
Sitting in various poses like the one seen here, I shot about 20 different shots of myself.
Once I chose the shot to work with, I started out by masking the background out of the image. I then duplicated the layer and masked out the top half of me from that layer. I then masked out the top of me from the other layer, so now I have one layer with my torso, arms and head, and another layer with my legs.
I used the ink outlines filter in photoshop to simulate the drawn on appearance of my feet and legs. Then I did some perspective correction to make it appear as though the legs were 2d.
Next I created an empty layer between the top half and bottom half and set the blend mode to multiply and the opacity to 50%. I then painted in the shadows on this layer using black as the brush color.
I then created a blank layer for the background and filled it with a gradient fill from off white to light grey.
Last I set the blend mode of the legs to "Darken Only" and did some clean up erasing certain parts and darkening some of the lines by hand with the brush tool. Some final levels adjustments were done to increase the darkness of the lines, et voila, c'est fini.
I planted one plant here, three years ago, and the number of flowers doubles each year. But the same iris in old beds in other parts of the yard barely flowered. Guess that should teach me something ...
at the amboy salt works. nikon D7000 + nikkor 18-200mm, photoshop CS6 + nik color efex + nik silver efex.
The eyes are forever unafraid
for all they see
is for all your mind cares
to see?
the harmonic enterpretation of inner wears
that belies you or me
and the remainder of three
past, present and future
within momentary sense
the fidelity of reproductive capture
of the photogenic kind
in the slipstream
behind a smokescreen
of idiomatic sapience
that contemplates this very scene
imagine the place if you will
embrace the face of allusion
entrap all inhibitions
for this staple apparition
may welcome reality's own missions
it pleases gracefully to be loved
it highlights more so the human need
it pleasures so well those it serves
it's true to instinct as of the norm
it's the unbridled passion flowing from the ends of our nerves
these very fibres of wordless quotation in action
plucked from time, reproduced naturally...
...never faked for we're each original by nature,
this fluvial focus of attention becomes blissful;
the discovery of form and living ornature.
by anglia24
15h15: 02/05/2008
©2008anglia24
Flickr Friday theme: Multiply
Thanks to everyone who took the time to view, comment, and fave my photo. It’s really appreciated. 😊
I was tweaking the original photo of the Bow and couldn't decide which to upload to flickr.
So I just put them all together and posted it as one large collage.
Seen at 14mm and f/9 (Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8)
Made for and published in YSE # 22
cap.it.all/off
dic.2009.ene.feb.2010
Published on 21.12.2009 | veranosurinviernonorte
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I've been seeing lots of fungi around these days with these under one of my Silver Birch trees and another larger type under the next one. Fungi of course can form Mycorrhizal associations with trees ( roots) with an exchange of nutrients and benefits for both types of organisms. The current coolish and wettish weather is ideal for the fungi.
Scanned print.
Holga 120 CFN w/ built-in flash.
Feb 19, 2023.
Fomapan 200 in Rodinal 1+100, semistand 1 h.
Printed on Fomatone MG 131 and split toned in Thiourea and Se.
Multiexposure experiment with the Holga.
#multiply #FlickFriday
Helsinki, Finland. 08.05.2022
Olympus OM-D E-M5 with Lensbaby Composer Pro II + Sweet 35
Best viewed large to see the magnificent landscape of Western Newfoundland.
There are about 120,000 moose in Newfoundland.
Four moose were brought over to the lsland in 1904. And they multiplied! Not a lot of predators of moose on the island.
One must be very careful when driving as all the roads are dark, windy, hilly and a moose can just appear.
HBM!
Barcelona (Spain).
IX Mini-SortidazZ Urbana: Rambla del Poblenou i Torre Agbar des de la Gran Via [17/04/2009].
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