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A flatbed scanner is, for all practical purposes, a camera. Of sorts. You can use it even to take 3D "photos."
Here, I was expanding my portfolio for Picture365 by using it, and as it scanned my hand, I slowly rotated it, thus warping it. A bit of fun... though it makes my hand look a bit plastic.
Rich pickings on the Swansea Bay steps today. The light was nice and someone had left a piece of a magazine flapping in the wind.
That kind of a day.
I have taken a lot of pictures of this place over the years but still return. I keep thinking that I have shot all I can get here but something as simple as the weather changes the mood.
Bauline, NL
Kevin Harvick locking it up as he approaches the pit line. Seems as his car has sceen better days!
2013 Aaron's 499
Talladega Superspeedway, Talladega - Alabama
May 5th, 2013
Zenit B with Helios 44-2 58mm f2.
Kodacolor 200 ISO 35mm film.
Processed at home with Tetenal C-41 kit.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA0Y58YgIFM (White Belly, by Belly).
So I finally got to doing a shoot with Becca after a year! It's hard to believe it's been so long! I missed her like crazy and since we did the whole leaf thing last year we decided to do another eye shot! Lately I've been posting a whole lotta B&W portraits.. Honestly I think it adds a whole level of drama to a photo. It makes the viewer wonder what colors made up the photo originally! Enjoy xo
Put the centre at the point of impact and map the fallout...
Secret Nuclear Bunker, Kelvedon Hatch, Essex, England
I broke a small piece of wood with termites in it and then put it near this ant to get this photo. Unfortunately, this show and the ones below were the best ones I was able to get, this medium sized species of ant is extremely strong and carried the termite around as if it was carrying a little cookie crumb, though it did trip every so often.
Ants and termites have always been worst enemies and colonies often fight each other without hesitation. In some places like Africa, the ants and termites often have epic battles. Some species of soldier termites have huge heads and jaws that can chop an ant in two, in other species, the soldiers have "glue guns" on their heads, and shoot the ants, covering them in a mess of sticky goo. Here, the solider termites have big heads and lame tweezerlike jaws, and the ants just carry the termites off one by one...
By Com Sally
Staged at Kala Academy on 16th March 2014
Houseful show repeat on 21.3.14
Tony de Ribandar and Antonette de Maina
More pics and video
joegoauk-tiatr.blogspot.in/2014/03/xezari-put-by-com-sall...
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My tribute to Rita Hayworth
Model - Raven Diva
When Mrs. O'Leary's cow kicked the lantern
In Chicago town
They say that started the fire
That burned Chicago down
That's the story that went around
But here's the real low-down
Put the blame on Mame, boys
Put the blame on Mame
Mame kissed a buyer from out of town
That kiss burned Chicago down
So you can put the blame on Mame, boys
Put the blame on Mame
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBILSCFMg8M&feature=fvst
Here the "making of" video:
Put It To The People march sees hundreds of thousands of people march through London demanding a final say on Brexit
Photographed this guy (Derek Yuen) for Australian Anhtill magazine.
At school he used to doodle shoes all day in class. Everyone, including the teachers, made fun of him. He's now the head footwear designer at Globe.
High upon a promontory on South Bass Island in Lake Erie at Put-in-Bay, Ohio, sits the Owners and Captains Quarters of the former Great Lakes Shipping Boat, The Benson Ford. The boat was built by Henry Ford and named after his grandson many years ago. After fifty years of service on the Great Lakes, the Benson Ford was scheduled in 1986 to be scrapped at the Port of Cleveland, Ohio. On the top front section of the boat were the walnut paneled state rooms, dining room, galley, and passenger lounge designed by Henry Ford for his own pleasure while traversing the Great Lakes on business. This is when an Ohio husband and wife stepped in realizing that these elegant quarters would be a magnificent residence, if they could only be removed from the rest of the ship and brought to land. After many days with torches and cranes, the Quarters were removed from the ship and floated by barge some sixty miles west to the tranquil island of South Bass Island. Additional cranes were needed to lift the Quarters off the barge at the Island up a steep eighteen foot promontory to its final site on solid bedrock on a single family home lot. The Quarters became The Ship Residence, a private home on South Bass Island.
Direction: Back/Side
Quantity: Low
Quality: Soft
Time of day: Morning
Aperture: Narrow
DOF: Shallow
Focal Length: Short/Medium
Shutter: Slow
Movement: None
Colour: Tonal
I have put these two photos up for posterity, as the mill is being demolished at the moment. It stands adjacent to the local canal (Leeds-Liverpool canal), where I walk the dogs. So, for the last 17 years I have seen this building almost every day.
Built in 1850 as a cotton mill, it was later converted to a shoe manufacturing factory (Lambert Howarth). Initial plans were to convert the building into canal-side apartments, but a poor local economy and extensive vandalism and theft means that demolition is the only realistic option. However, the land is to be used for mixed-use re-development (retail and new-build accommodation) .
This sweater is a little low-cut to be work-appropriate without something underneath, but I have a hard time knowing what colors will work with the green. Other than this pink, I'm thinking orange, maybe? Any other ideas?
I have this same sweater in a bright-ish blue color, and I am having the same dilemma. Other than brown, what pairs well with blue?