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King Street, Caboolture.
Camera - Holga 120 CFN
Film - Fuji Provia 400F
Process - Cross processed C-41
FP4 4x5 shot on Intrepid.
Reprinted as 8x10 digital negative and then used that for this gold toned kallitype.
We didn't get many pictures of the carving actually happening. I was the last one to finish since I was trying to get the seeds into the oven while everyone was carving, so Nic was able to take a couple of pics as the bat pumpkin came to life. Originally the bat was horizontal, but I accidentally cut across where the wing was supposed to connect to the pumpkin, so I had to tilt it so it would still work. I think it looks even better now!
Smoothing out the relief with a finer tool, and then rough sanding Carving faciel features. This is a little misleading because the exposed wood looks like the line. But what I will do next is neutralize the wood tone on either side of the carved line and the old sketch design will come back quite a bit. so lots of sanding tommorow. I'm not sure if I will try and carve the hands, probably just paint them... Might be a few key flowers that get carved too.
As the previous District image, this version has some processing. Definition, saturation up, shadows up a touch.
This is a B&W film developed in red wine. No colour was added in Photoshop! This is the way the negative scanned. The colour cast is just the wine.
Oklahoma Judicial Process Servers is now proud to announce that it will be offering process servers who are licensed to find and serve people in other countries!
For a few years now, i've made cards in batches of at least 2. i have all the supplies out anyway, so if i have a design i'm really happy with, it's easier to do them all at once. i send out a lot of cards, too, so i need some for sending, some for sale, and one for me to keep.
University of Arizona Opera Theater's production of Don Giovanni.
Director: Charles Roe
Scenic Designer: Sally Day
Technical Director: Aaron Contreras (Myself)