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"Crumbling is not an instant's Act
A fundamental pause
Dilapidation's processes
Are organized Decays.
'Tis first a Cobweb on the Soul
A Cuticle of Dust
A Borer in the Axis
An Elemental Rust --
Ruin is formal -- Devil's work
Consecutive and slow --
Fail in an instant, no man did
Slipping -- is Crash's law."
~ Emily Dickinson, 1830-1886 ~
A series to show the life on the streets of Chennai and surroundings. Most are from the car so they are not always perfectly focussed.
Strobist: One Prolinca 250 through 65x65 cm softbox camera left and one Prolinca 250 with a paper snoot from camera right high and a bit behind. Image x-processed in PS. Strobes triggered by Tristar 4 channel radio trigger.
I'm working on a painting today. First step is transferring the printed out line drawing to watercolor paper. I use some ghetto carbon paper I made, taped to the back of the drawing.
I decided to see what this picture would look like cross processed. If you would like to see the original please take a look in my unusual oddities folder.
Model: Scott mcClelland
Birthday presant
phew! processed foods are gross!
still working on it- starting to go in now with actual text- what is on it now will be changed, but for most part planning on leaving timeline text at bottom, except info about obesity and disease which I haven't got to yet (as far as placement). This is the inside so outside of pamphlet will have actual timeline title.
a teaser for a project I'm currently working on, which is to candidly shoot artists in a peripheral (no faces) manner, as they create.
should my updates become somewhat syncopated and begin to lag, I apologize. this is one of 4 projects I'm assembling / working on.
best viewed on black.
While we were going to the Sacramento River Delta this afternoon, a fire started on the eastern side of Mount Diablo in the San Francisco Bay Area and put up a lot of smoke. Because it was so hazy and smoky, detail was hard to see, so I heavily processed one image (which entailed splitting the image up into several different types of components then finally combining them into a CMYK image) that showed some detail...
I don't like this very much :)
But i had a contest going on with Lala about what's on your wall: I realized how empty my walls are :)
Anyway...this is a souvenir I bought one year ago when I was in Ireland... I had such a good time there!