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Day 167 - Let me get that for you!
That looks nasty... what have you done with that lens?
Our Daily Challenge for January 19th, 2011: Low angle shot
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10mm - f18 - 1/250 - ISO 160
Strobist Info:
2x SB-80dx (24mm - 1/1) into silver umbrella from the front as main, SB-80dx (diffusor - 1/4) bare from the bottom as fill, Sunpak 120j (1/1) bare as backgroundlight, camera and flashes tiggered via PocketWizard Plus II and optical slaves
Explored - Wednesday, January 19th, 2011 - #6 - Frontpage
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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
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Published on 21.12.2009 | veranosurinviernonorte
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I have to admit that I copied this idea off someone else ( www.flickr.com/photos/fabulousminge/3297068745/ ), who also copied it off someone else ( www.flickr.com/photos/ross_strachan/3279113382/ ), who themselves copied it out of a magazine......so thats ok right!? Sure they won't mind!
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Flickr Friday theme: Multiply
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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
The importance of wetlands and habitat is critical to the sustaining and nurturing of life not only for this mallard hen and ducklings, but for over 900 species of wildlife including man, that depend on clean water and a healthy environment. Support Ducks Unlimited today where every dollar you give is multiplied 3-5 times in matching funds to make a difference on the ground. You can help to make that difference on the landscape by giving today. www.ducks.org/get-involved/du-membership-levels
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!
This started as a bit of playtime using Affinity on the iPaddle when on holiday, then morphed into a Sunday Sliders mangle.
The source image was a three-icm multiple exposure in-camera using the camera’s Lighten blend option. It’s of a rusty corrugated tin fence with a slight jiggle and two bigger horizontal ICM movements. The Lighten blend gave a curious mix of blurred horizontal and textured still lines which persist to the final version. The symmetry was corrected using a Perspective filter.
The result was processed twice, once in colour and once in high-contrast black and white. This latter monochrome layer was then blended back over the colour layer using Luminosity blend mode. All the colour came through but used the high contrast tonality of the B&W layer.
It’s not enough, I cried. (Or, more precisely, an ‘ I wonder what happens if…’ moment occurred.)
The crisscross was made by duplicating the resulting look and then rotating it (and resizing it to fit over the original). The rotated layer was blended over the original using Multiply which increased the contrast. The rest was just balancing the tones and colours and adding a slight light vignette.
Thanks for looking. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Sliders Sunday and 100x :)
First used normal oil painting effect at 50%, then remained on that screen and used the multiply effect. Cropped for tighter focus. Then used holga art effect. At that point enclosed in fine scarlet border. Then used Adobe photoshop beta wallpaper 2 effect. Located in parking lot landscaping at my dentist’s office.
This is Un-Cropped, straight out of camera, only re-sized.
Today I am VERY glad that I got my 28-105mm lens working in reverse order. I am sure that the magnification level is 1:1 (Life size). The min. focusing distance is about 4-5 inches, therefore not suitable for insects and butterflies but great for static objects.
For a link to instructions, visit the group Reverse Lens Photos
-Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as my personal favorite.
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Im Wald steppt der Bär. Es summt und brummt. Wär ich eine Biene, ich könnte mich nicht entscheiden. Der Bärlauch duftet so verlockend
In the forest, the bear is dancing. It hums and buzzes. If I were a bee, I wouldn't be able to decide. The wild garlic smells so tempting.
London – Lloyds Building
Construction started: 1978
Completed: 18. Nov. 1986
Architects: Richard Rogers and Partners
The building at the Lime Street is the head office of the insurance institution "Lloyd's of London".
This approach of outwardly demonstrative technologyIn in the Lloyd's Building Richard Rogers continued also in his later high-rise constructions. This unconventional construction was surprisingly close to the futurists' visions (=> Centre Pompidou, Paris).
Rogers's proposal for the new Lloyd's building was just as controversial as his co-designed Centre Pompidou in Paris, due to its so-called High Tech style design, where functional elements such as pipes are moved to the outside of the building to create more interior space.
The exterior is more refined than that of Centre Pompidou however, with polished stainless steel and glass instead of a cacophony of colors.
Nonetheless, when Richard Rogers's design was shown to the public in 1978 it caused quite a controversy as it contrasted sharply with the centuries old buildings in the area and in particular the adjacent historic Leadenhall Market.
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