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Don't know why but when i de-saturated this photo in photoshop it became all noisy and grainy. If any one knows why please leave a comment.
ok...so first I see him walking barefoot down the middle of Hastings Street wearing foam bread on his head two hours before this picture... then there he is in a wheel chair and now wearing shoes (not shown) panhandling out side the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. 'Selective Disability'
...and yes I did give him some spare change in exchange for the photo
This tree caught my eye. This was a good day with my "new" lens.
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I look like my dad.
Me and Tessa wanted to shoot again, since we liked the results of our previous one. Of course once we had time to shoot, we ended up with a case of major photo-block, and I mean a bad one...
Eventually we settled on this, since nothing else came up. We found an empty road in Enumclaw and tried it out. Then once we got set up a random car would come and we'd have to move. I'm pretty sure we pissed off many drivers that went by, but whatever. She made the sign, I can't make letters all that well.
The other pictures either had bad lighting, or had cars in them. One had a school bus, and it was a good one unfortunately.
Next time we shoot, we'll actually have something planned, rather than improvising like we kind of did. Expect more later on, whenever we get a chance to shoot together we'll have more.
-Zack
Hey guys, now it's Tessa :)
Just wanted to say that the reason Zack is probably going to be typing all the descriptions on our joint account is because I type like an 113 yr. old lady walks across a street. and not just across but to one end and back.....yea. No offense to 113 yr. old ladies. And I also hope no one who reads this is an 113 yr. old lady, cuz then I'd feel bad...okey dokey, I'm done now, so bye :))
and I think that was the single most useless bit of information ever typed on flickr :DD
-Tessa
My version of a flyer design for the photography show I am going to exhibit in next month.
Check out my blog at jnhkgraphicdesign.blogspot.com/
Photo taken last year in a supermarket in Argenteuil, France and played with yesterday with a new app I discovered through a new group I joined, because the picture I admired from someone making me 'contact'
Brooke showed me a wedding shot that had a really cool composition using selective focus and I wanted to give it a try. Not having a line of guys plus a groom I tried it out with candles. Worked out pretty will I think.
Not so much subversive as "snark-tacular," I made this sampler for my mom's laundry room. She liked it so much, she's hanging it in her kitchen. Woo!
Also, my first foray into beadwork! Pattern was adapted from Leisure Art's Samplers Stitched for You. Of course, they wanted me to quote the Bible. YAWN.
(thank you to my mom for stepping in for Vanna White)
Montaña de Oro State Park
Los Osos, California
Went to Mattowoman Creek this morning with the intent of grabbing some sunrise shots but the lighting was terrible and you needed a boat to get to the hot spots. I was going to call it quits until I found this pier and met this fisherman. He's actually a Maryland state trooper. Really nice guy. I called this "Selective Fishing" for two reasons. One, because of the selective coloring. Two, because he caught a small fish and threw it back. His expression was priceless when he reeled in the small fish. I'll be uploading a picture of him throwing it back in the water when I have some time.
When I was a baby
We would go out to the park
And sit out in the fountain
Splashing 'round until it's dark
The days go on forever
When you only know that much
And everything you need to know
Is answered with one touch
I wish could remember
But my selective memory won't let me
Made while listening Eels's Daisies Of The Galaxy
Quote from poem: "Selective Memory" by Mark Oliver Everett
I shot this today to get some practice with selective colour technique. I see plenty of green from my balcony (most of the year). For me, this finished piece with the BW forest has a cottage feel to it - the cottage where you drive a couple hours from the city to get to on weekends.
Still photography at the shooting of the videoclip "Me Gustan Toas" (Jaime GarcÃa, D.J. Gus & Mercedes Sayas), directed by Jaime GarcÃa, with cinematography by Sergio Alvarez.
Wish the bar along the bottom wasn't in the composition. But it adds to the focus theme of the photo.
For ODC-Primary
For Slider Sunday-HSS
I think this portrays the 3 colours - yellow, blue and red.
Thanks for all your comments/faves, I do appreciate them all.
Have A Safe and Colourful Sunday :)
Jo :)
Assignment: PCA101 – Selective Colouring (Be Selective)
Date: Mar 28th - Apr 4th 2010)
Image Tag: pca101
From: Donald Macleod
WIT
I know this is not the most original idea or composition, but I looked at this assignment as an opportunity for my to learn a little bit more about Photoshop Elements, and less about being creative photographically. PSE is a program which mostly frustrates me, and thus, I rarely use unless it does something that Aperture does not. I already knew how to desaturate sections of a photo, but I really didn't understand all of the selection tools available or how to use them. I learned more about the magic wand and the quick selection tool. In that regard, this assignment was very helpful.
I did, however, have some difficulty mastering the selection tools.... they seem to have a mind of their own! I couldn't quite get things selected the way I wanted, so I had to paint in (by pixel) some of the upper edges of the oranges in the basket. I also had to clone out some orange where it didn't belong. You can see the oranges on the top have edges that are not entirely smooth or consistent in large, but overall, I'm pleased with it for a first real try at this.
Selective focus/fake tilt shift of the Coast Guard station in San Juan Puerto Rico.
The original is here.
NYIP assignment UNIT 1, this one selective focus.
Nikon D200, 1/400 at f/1.4. 50mm-1.4 lens. Tripod with dual axis spirit level, triggered using cable release.
Shot Outdoors at Justin Herman Plaza using natural light.
Lessons taken away: Watch your gear, punks looking for opportunities all over!
I'm so over selective focus flowers, had to try something else. Really like to use this technique with my 50 for food, both in resturants and with strobes at the studio.