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This is another image that I quite liked from my shoot. This image was almost a replication of loss of nature. The double exposure came out in the image almost as a ghost. It came out as what nature was with the mountain in the frame but the more exposed water and rocks looked as if they were the only items left in the scene and somehow nature was fading away. This theme was enhanced with the burn in the bottom of the image. The film burn gave the theme quite a nice back up and realistic feel.
Overall I really enjoyed the experimentation with analogue photography and I found it quite interesting to have to wait for the photos to be processed by the lab before I could actually view what I had actually taken, it was very unique compared to the DSLR where we can simply view the image and hen adjust accordingly. It was very difficult to know exactly what we had taken and what the outcome would be, that element of surprise was something I quite enjoyed. I also found the restriction of 12 images to be a fun factor, as with the limit of 12 images and no way to view what we had taken to be an interesting experiment, Next time I would like to possibly take long exposures namely as I found the double exposure image I took to be very interesting, I would most definitely like to play with long exposures and see the interesting results the film could produce.
i was lucky to get this pic just in one single shot when i was on a bus. it turns out that each little frame itself comprises a little pic, this reminds me about a classic masterpiece (taken in China in 1950s from a window frame, and there was a story in each little frame)
So many flowers!
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Replication Awardee: Bryn Parchman, ACM Board Member and Port Discovery Children’s Museum President & CEO; Promising Practice Awardee: Neil Gordon, Past President, ACM Board of Directors; CEO, The Discovery Museums; Rohit Burman, Director, Culture & Public Broadcasting, MetLife Foundation; Promising Practice Awardee Ruth Shelly, ACM Board Member and Madison Children’s Museum Executive Director; and Promising Practice Awardee Marilee Jennings, ACM Board Member and Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose Executive Director.
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Replicating an experiment. See my blog: blog.patanderson.net/2010/06/23/experiment-replication-vo... for details.
“Models are not replications of reality. They are simplifications, and thus, are imperfect,” said Hansen during one of four lectures during his visit to France. His argument for confronting that reality was to accept that there is little we can know with certainty, but much we can understand about uncertainty itself. "Let's push uncertainty to the forefront of economic analysis."
The 2013 Nobel laureate—famed for teaching economists that they could "learn something without knowing everything" via his General Method of Moments—traveled to Paris in May 2015 to speak to alumni at the University Chicago Paris Center.
This was a bit more difficult than I anticipated! My oldest son is my model for this assignment. We had a hard time getting the exact pose! However, I enjoyed the quality time and it was a fun shoot for us. I now have so much respect for fashion photography as well as the depths of editing.
The Material Used: Ring Light, Backdrop, Two Softbox Lights.