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Snow geese and Canada geese are flying in different directions, as if on different flight patterns in this wetlands scene on a cool and misty morning in NW Oregon.
Explored today starting at #173
top: Eyelet+Ribbon, Puf, Jonqal, Chillon
middle: Florz, Hurry, Cadent, Opus
bottom: Shattuck, Inapod, Msst, Paradox
Not sure if this is a version of Trip Around the World or not. Anybody know the name? I saw a similar one on this site a while ago and it inspired me to start one of my own. I have a long way to go on it, but I love the way it's turning out.
From a free pattern sheet in an old "woman's own" mag I think. Anyone who knows me well will know why these ones appealed to me!
The theme for this month for my office photo club was "Patterns and Repetition", and despite having taken a reasonable number of photos over the month, none of them really fit the theme all that well. So, I broke out a bag of clear glass marbles to see what I could come up with. After one or two failed concepts, I decided to just arrange them carefully in one of my aluminum sheet pans, taking the "pattern" idea quite literally.
I was happy with the initial shots, but they captured the room in each individual sphere, which could have been interesting in some other room, but wasn't all that flattering in my kitchen. To compensate, I arranged a makeshift light tent around the marble (I just leaned two pieces of white foam core board in a A-frame shape, and covered the rear opening with parchment paper.) Shot one of my SB-700s through the paper, and dialed in an exposure that I liked. Cropped in post, added a little structure in Nik Viveza, and boosted vibrance just a hair in Aperture. The one marble with a bit more color was happy circumstance; I think it was picking up a marble that wasn't completely clear combined with a little of the incandescent room light peeking in through the front from just the right angle. I really like the end result.
Nikon D7000 w/Nikkor 18-300mm @ 300mm, 1/250s @ Æ’/22, ISO100. Single SB-700 @ 1/10 power, 24mm zoom, shot from about 2' behind the subject through parchment with white bounce cards left and right (as described above.)
For this pendant I used a convergence pattern inspired by a quilting template (by Ricky Tims) combined with an extruder cane pattern by Bettina Welker.
Für diesen Anhänger habe ich ein Quilt Muster nach Ricky Tims mit Extruder Cane-Mustern nach Bettina Welker kombiniert. Der Anhänger unten rechts war ein Versuch mit einer anderen Reihenfolge der Streifen (so la-la...).