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Life is like a rainbow. You need both the sun and the rain to make its colors appear. :)
Pittock Mansion, Portland, Oregon.
Squirrels are so fast, but I caught a glimpse of it as it climbed up the tree.
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1974 Volkswagen Beetle 1300.
Registered in February 1998.
Last taxed in February 2004 with an export marker showing.
Guess where in SE PDX this is. From the Friday July 14th SE PDXNightOwls PhotoWalk P6; next SE PhotoWalk July 28th. NB56031 - Happy Mostly Monochromatic Mondays!
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Continuing the testing. This time the Canon EF 17-40mm f/4 L lens on the a7II with many more example shots HERE on the blog.
For my project I explored the architecture of buildings in Portland. I used the pictures I took of the buildings and created a collage to create sort of a layered kaleidoscope effect. Prior to creating my work I looked through Brooks’ Pintrest account and found an image similar to the one I made and I thought it was interesting so I decided to try it for myself. I used my prior knowledge of photoshop in order to make my composite similar to the general idea of the original photo. This photo reflects my liking of order and structure in photography. During this project I refined my ability to use a layer mask and adjust the curves of a photo. During this process, an artistic decision I had to make was which orientation to make each building in order to make the image look best. My project was successful in recreating the general idea of the picture I had initially gotten inspiration from. I also really like how the finish product looked aesthetically. If i were to do this process again I would take even more pictures and make another image maybe with a theme or color scheme.