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One of several tutorials on my blog, showing you how to quickly (30 seconds) add canvas to your photo and fill it with original picture information so it looks natural, rather than messing about with the clone stamp tool.
Now that wetting agent being used here just happens to be beer …. ( amazing that ) , and not just any ole beer either , but VB naturally , of course !
Now after removing the wetting agent as much as possible , carefully peel back the paper backing … careful mind you .
What some people do on Australia Day 15
Story Bridge Hotel
Brisbane
These are some shots i took with an interfit lighting kit.
Main Light: Softbox high camera right
Fill Light: Umbrella low front left just outside the frame.
I'm not too sure i like the processing so i am looking for your comments on it. Thanks in advance!
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Video of the process of shark in black ink painting, you can see the video in my site thetimelapseproject.com!
Bought acne cream for there "facial" for like $5 at Wal-Mart and works really well.Right now it's filled up to the O and there still alot more bleaching to go.
Then begins the long process of wiping away all that paint. By the time it gets to this point, I have a large pile of paper towels and the studio smells like mineral spirits (ventilation is important!). Here is why leaving the "crunchies" around the lines is important: in the process of wiping away all the excess, the wax will seal over the paint and bury it under a small skin of wax. This helps give it more of a "tattoo" appearance of being just under the surface.
(this process starts here.)
Nikon FM2n
PC Brand ISO 200 film (C41 colour)
Caffenol C-M process (my first attempt at developing film with instant coffee, washing soda, and vitamin C)
"scanned" with the ES-E28 slide copy adapter
Hammer milling. As native seed comes in from the field, it is processed in order to produce clean seed ready for spreading on restored areas. 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.