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The compartment under the floor of the boot in a Toyota Prius is clearly made to accomodate a brace of BBC Micros. It's exactly the right width and depth.
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.
Interurban Trail, south King County, Washington, in false-color infrared. Red & Blue swapped, then white balance set from clouds. (One of a series on post-processing color IR.)
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)).
Over the weekend the clarity process asked me to shoot some promo photos for them.....i'll be posting more throughout the week....
Kenya sử dụng một hệ thống phân loại cho tất cả cà phê xuất khẩu của mình, bất kể lô đó có truy xuất được nguồn gốc hay không. Cũng như ở nhiều quốc gia khác, hệ thống phân loại sử dụng sự kết hợp giữa kích thước và chất lượng hạt (hình dạng, màu sắc và độ đồng đều).
Mặc dù không có nghiên cứu nào khẳng định chất lượng cà phê phụ thuộc vào kích cỡ hạt, thì cà phê vẫn được phân loại theo cỡ hạt như một đặc thù của cà phê Kenya – Hạt cà phê càng lớn, giá trị càng cao.
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.
Cut out and made up my TP for the Thought Processor show at Munky King on Melrose on the 3rd. Looking pretty slick. Just gotta do the 2d piece now.
If you're in LA around the time of the show you should come down.
(Brasília - DF, 27/03/2018) Coletiva de Imprensa com o ministro de Estado das Cidades, Alexandre Baldy.
Foto: Valdenio Vieira/PR
Found an interesting glitch resulting from a strange edge case in a beta version of Processing. Based on this photo by spcbrass, licensed under CC-BY-SA.
NETL’s Fuel Reforming Facilities comprise four bench-scale reactor systems, one Fischer-Tropsch reactor, two reforming test rigs, and two Micrometrics catalyst characterization units. All are coupled with state-of-the-art analytical capabilities
Back to this project again. I cant stay away! Working on making it a stand alone application with beat detection and calibration.
Tried the Van Dyke process today with little success. Not as easy as Cyanotype but I’m not giving up!
I took this photo of my wife in 1985, Ektachrome, 35mm Voitlander VSL. Originally printed on Cibachrome. I scanned the picture and converted it to a digital B&W negative
How do Sorting Algorithms look like? A pixelrow of a photograph is taken and then sorted by colorvalues. Done with processing.
The Core i7-930, gently placed into the socket. The gold triangle in the lower left is supposed to be nearest the locking lever. Also, there are two notches on the left and right side of the processor for alignment purposes.
A few weeks ago I posted an image that some people commented looked like an energy drinks or sports commercial. I didn't start with this result in mind, the original photography was just me fooling around as usual - having fun and jumping. Something about my processed original didn't grab me sufficiently. Inspired by a variety of sources, I knocked together this version in Photoshop.
I cannot promise this is a faithful record of my thought processes and actions to create this image, but it won't be far off.... I've also not detailed every step and every experiment along the way, frankly I'm unimpressed with those tutorials that tell you that "for the next step you need to use colour #fe3c7e" or whatever - as if you had no brains or ideas yourself. So, far from comprehensive, lacking steps or shortening bits and possibly not quite how I did it. But maybe it might be useful to someone. ;)
I've deliberately assumed a level of competence with Photoshop that some of you may not have. Frankly I couldn't be bothered to write everything out. Happy to take questions/flickrmails on it though.
As much as anything I hope this has given you a little insight into why I did what I did.
Week 45 of 52 of Twenty Eleven: Processed image (before and after)
Plaça Catalunya, right in the centre of Barcelona, where pickpockets and bag-snatchers prey on unsuspecting tourists feeding the pigeons and taking photos.
I love Barcelona, but despite living here for years, I look like a "guiri" (foreigner), so as a potential target, I feel I have to be constantly on my guard, watching my back and clutching my bag or camera. Many people say it's no worse than any other big city, but maybe they've just been lucky.
As my Photoshop skills are still minimal, I used Picnik to process this.