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During my recent shoot with Courtney, I tried using my homemade reflector for the first time. (Deana- Yes, this is my first try at this) I wanted to add some rim lighting and accent to her hair. The effect was way too strong.
To save the image, I messed around with it using effects both in Gimp and Picnic; A little sepia and matching vignette along with a lens flare.
This is the finished product.
Feedback is VERY welcome.
Volunteers process native plants seeds at the Dane County Seed Shed attached to the William G. Lunney Lake Farm County Park, part of the Capital Springs Recreation Area.
The application of one of those little Aussie flag tats which keep on popping up on various parts of the anatomy on many of my subject captures on this day .
It starts with the selection of a spot to put it firstly , then wetting that spot before you put the said transfer tat on the skin . Then holding it firmly ( you can see whats going on here ) while the process is in progress , squeezing any excess wetting agent out …
What some people do on Australia Day 15
Story Bridge Hotel
Brisbane
a program that lets one draw 3-dimensional conelike hut structures in the spirit of the afterparty in a simple gestural way. updated for clarity of interaction and for HD.
Today her features are much more defined. A lot of sanding was done. I still need to sand a bit more her dome, because it's asymetrical right now.
I ordered some tiny sculping tools that will make life easier to sculp the mouth, nose and eyes. So the refinement of those features will continue later.
I'm going to start with the body and limbs :D
it trully feels like giving life to a creature, slowly she is coming together and starting to "show" herself.
Native plant seeds ready for processing at the Dane County Seed Shed attached to the William G. Lunney Lake Farm County Park, part of the Capital Springs Recreation Area.
JPG from camera. Cross processing is a fun JPG mode that emulates cross processing of film (developing one type of film with another process, e.g. developing color negative film with a slide film process). It produces bizarre and somewhat random results.
The mode on the camera only works in JPG only mode (it doesn't work in RAW+JPG), so it is fun to use, as the image you get can't be "fixed" to a normal process, just like a real roll of film. You can pick different cross processing modes, but I set it to Random.
A little insight into how I put together my January 2011 'graphical journal' entry.
Behind the scenes blog post:
End result:
www.flickr.com/photos/onemorechris/5434260257/
All entries:
www.flickr.com/photos/onemorechris/sets/72157624076993553...
Any guesses as to the subject that has been subjected to the whirly treatment?
The simplest of techniques to create. No processing except a levels adjustment.
Picture of my lovely Midnight. The pictures are from the modding artist Kayke, who's working on her.
Midnight is a MoDoll Angelina Jolie head, and a Volks Dollfie Dream Dynamite body.
Much whale oil was produced in this oil processing plant before Grytviken was closed in 1966. If interested more information can be found here. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grytviken