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Hammer milling is the first step in the cleaning process, releasing seed from capsules and breaking apart seed clusters. Processing, storage and management of the native seed harvest is done at the Dane County Seed Shed attached to the William G. Lunney Lake Farm County Park, part of the Capital Springs Recreation Area.
This picture was taken for a school assignment, these images was used on the packaging I designed for a "mafia-inspired" pasta-dish.
This particular image was the final processed result that was used on the packaging. See the raw image here: www.flickr.com/photos/68703431@N03/8741407347/in/photostream
Check out the final packaging here:
www.flickr.com/photos/68703431@N03/8742560614/in/photostream
Processing experiment inspired by Sun Flower by Christopher Gray www.christophergray.eu/?p=322
Math behind scene is simple: areas with similar pixels directed towards each other
My 1st roll of colour (C-41 process) film processed at home, by hand.
The (35mm) film was several years expired.
I used my Zeiss Ikon Contina iii.
I've altered some images in Photoshop, but in general, I was really pleased with the results, and it was so exciting to process at home!.
Crianlarich, Scotland.
Two years ago, I was commissioned by Seed Magazine to create a series of fractal images for an issue which featured an interview with Benoit Mandelbrot. I was told to make color variations of the 'Buddhabrot', which was a fractal having a striking resemblance to a sitting Buddha figure.
The code to create the fractal was recreated from pseudocode posted on many different fractal forums.
This is my first go at trichrome imaging. The images were taken as monochrome JPEGS using red, green and blue filters. The images were then minimally processed for exposure values and then added to the RGB channels of a new PSD document.
Alright..one more then.
I found this one. I didnt know it was on the card. A HDR from 1 RAW shot with a Sigma 10-20 @10mm converted to B&W and wide cropped.
You must see this On Black
Now this is much better. But there's this nagging feeling in my head that there's something missing in this.
Is it the face (over-exposed)?
Or the pose? Maybe the shadows are distracting?
Help me out guys. Be as harsh as you can
I think I gotta reduce the intensity of the snoots. I did try that, but then the colour filter was totally ineffective. I could have added the hues in CS2, but then again, what's the point?
This is a photo in two parts because I couldn't get back far enough to capture the whole thing in one shot. This is an installation for the Culture Crawl preview show. I'm trying to demonstrate the process of making an altered book.
More about this on my blog.
Me on 11 May 2016 (as seen by my camera program, which didn't exist back then) waiting in the departure lounge to visit Naomi in Japan (and incidentally bring three cats as part of our move there (I brought Bonkers, Argent, and Nobuo)).
Advanced Beauty project test render images. These screengrabs are from the most recent working version of my contribution which you can read a bit about here.
The final piece runs about 4.5 minutes at 25fps.
Made with Processing.
With these last two stills, I have created concentric spheres which dictate the positioning of relevant generations. The inside gets occluded pretty quick but enjoying the implied depth. Would love to make 3D prints or metal casts of these some day.
Live webcam input gets poked and prodded by the audio input. Essentially, each pixel's brightness responds to different frequencies of the incoming audio. Dark pixels listen to the bass and bright pixels listen to mid-range. In order to get a better frame rate when running fullscreen, I am checking pixels in an alternating grid. Ended up liking the effect.
Video available for your perusal here.
Process by Yonoh
Pleg (aplique para lzflamps), Mosaic (lámparas Artecoon), One (perchero atoproducción), Esence (aparador para Ruarte)
20-09-2011
© Yonoh
This week for 52 Weeks of 2011 the theme was "Processing, before and after"... this is the after, most done in Lightroom. The after is below.
Over the weekend the clarity process asked me to shoot some promo photos for them.....i'll be posting more throughout the week....