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Processed with VSCOcam with hb2 preset

We sorted into sky, snow, yellow and everything else and within those groups, rows of the different shapes.

Here's a self-portrait. Cross-processed.

 

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Playing with the Hemesh and Convex Hull by Lee Byrons library. Starting Point is the Hemesh Voronoi example. The voronoi cells are subdivided and then slices of the vertices are sent to the convex hull algorithm.

 

They are abviously inspired by jtnimoys awesome work for the tron movie.

Check it out at Openprocessing:

www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=27228

I can't decide if I like the new one better?

Taken in the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration.

 

Ellis Island acted as an immigrant inspection station 1892-1934. The main building is the second on the site (the first, a wooden building, lasted 1892-97 before burning down). The replacement structure was designed by Edward Lippincott Tilton and William A. Boring. The Main Building was built 1897–1900, and the Kitchen and Laundry Building, Main Powerhouse, and Main Hospital Building built 1900–1.

Processed with VSCO with a6 preset

Nikon F3 + Nikkor 55mm, 1:1.2 + Kodak Ektachrome 100 (cross processed)

Process pictures of a sculpture involving an octopus and a tiki...the resin starts to turn yellow and it gets hotter as it sets...

 

www.davidlozeau.com

Another from the cross-processing accident.

Photo mosaic. Dedicated to Benazir

 

Camera: LC-A

Film: Lomography X-Pro Slide Film, developed in process C-41

This is how you make batik with stamp technique. Taken @ Danar Hadi Museum of Batik

The border between Morocco and Algeria was opened especially for us. It has been closed for the best part of 20 years because of a dispute between the countries over Western Sahara. It was opened only twice: both times for essentially this group of volunteers en route to Gaza with humanitarian aid. (The first time was under the guise of Viva Palestina, and the second time, as Road to Hope.)

 

Naturally, there's a bit of a wait — this is unusual paperwork!

The purfling is ca. 1,2-1,4 mm wide, and is glued into this channel. The main function of the purfling is aestethic, but it also helps to prevent cracks.

Heavily processed (via AI style transfer) image of Tigger on the table a year ago or so.

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