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No time today. School summer fair, KNACKERED. Still not got rid of the lurgie either.
Took these in the garden as the light was fading. Not really 100% happy with anything today, but that's the way it goes I suppose!
Cross processed for today's hereios pick using the Coffee shop blog cross process action :-)
Rolleicord, Portra 400NC traitement noir et blanc puis couleur : LC29 à 1+19 6mn 30°C puis C-41 8mn 30°C
Looked at 1:1 you're going to see the artefacting I mentioned in the review. Still, not bad at all considering. BTW the colour cast on part of the face is from the (very dim) stage light. Note: I accidentally took this shot at -2EV due to the handling problems I personally had with the G3 (see review text)
Made with Processing. Further exploring the concept that a parent node can send a slightly mutated set of parameters to the child, in this case the mutation is purely based on color data.
This one was drawn on a flight early this week. I hate the phrase Thought Process. You? But what is on this figure's head could very well be a thought process. Or not. Ultimately, who cares? vicinity of 5 x 8 inches, this one.
The Livermore rodeo is history this year. Cowboy has been put in storage. But at least he can make an appearance in XPRO film.
Taken with my Vivitar ultra wide and slim toy camera. Kodak slide film, cross processed.
As you can see, still a few lumps mixed in but with the beans mashed up a bit with the rest it does get into a naturally sticky consistency.
Find the recipe on my food blog here: thekitchentourist.com/2014/01/14/persian-beet-burgers/
Long exposures by the sea wall of Sai Wan Ho, Hong Kong. Took theses the night before leaving Hong Kong. Using only a Gorilla pod and timer (forgot my remote) to get these long exposures.
November 26th 2017.
Nikon D600 + Nikkor 50mm F1.4
Shoveling all of that soil back on was another chore! In hindsight I probably should've sprinkled some lime between several layers to counter the acidity likely caused by the pine needles, coniferous wood and oak leaves. Maybe I'll remove the straw and add some and stir it up a bit.
A previous offering (Not Open) showed the building, this entry shows one of the building’s windows. Two sad lamps tell the story, along with the discarded Styrofoam cup, old telephone, and No Trespassing sign. Could these lamps actually have been for sale, or were they simply used for illumination while the store’s contents was being removed?
This print is available on eBay. 50% of the proceeds will go to the Red Cross in the purchasers name (so that they can get the deduction) to help with their efforts in Haiti.
Three Xbee-to-BlinkM adapters and one Xbee controller hooked to a PC
See also, short video description