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Antique mirror mounted on the wall behind a bunch of other furniture on display, all with alarms if you lean too close. So this shot had to be managed from about 5 feet back and angling up toward the mirror.
I'm lacking inspiration these days... I fear the onset of SAD!! Comments welcome on this. I took it as a bit of a joke, but quite liked the effect.
(Please note that I am not as chubby as I may appear but I had a huge down filled jacket on!)
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Showing the nice light from the Canon 580EX flash unit, scattered pleasingly by the Gary Fong Lightsphere II (C4 Cloud). So far it seems to be great for lighting up a room, or a good chunk of a big room.
This is not an ad for Warner Bros., but we love Taz!! I got him at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, CA, at least 20 years ago.
Canon 30D; EF 50mm f/1.4 USM; f/2.8; 1/60; ISO 100; AWB; original image (no post pr.)
“Working with analog film there is always a fear involved. Questions were always related about the film material – Was it the right exposure? Did I scratch the surface of the material? Where there any light leaks? – the thoughts could go on and on. I was too careful about the materiality of film that I was blocking myself with it. So this time I let it break, scratch and suffer in many possible ways.” Faces by Hóngwěi Táng (2/4)
“ Find your shooting star! The physical isolation is a unique self-reflection opportunity; look for what has been ignored. Just like this meteor passing by the Pleiades captured in 2018 during the Perseid meteor shower. It was not until months after taking this frame at the Long Sault conservation area, outside Toronto, Canada, that I noticed it. Right at the edge of the picture. Maybe the stars are more distorted than I would prefer, or the noise could be lower. However, satisfaction cannot be measured by these quantities. It is about the quality of such Aha! moments that give life a purpose . Even if it was ignored for years or lasts a fraction of a second; like this meteor burning in the Earth’s atmosphere.
Another warped self reflection. If you look close, I'm reflected in the "bubbles".
Today's Random Fact - I'm so tired of sitting on my ass without work of some kind. It's important to me to get some sort of self worth. I get a lot of that through my professional life. It'll come.. but, I'm getting very impatient.
Photo captured along the beach at Dry Lagoon. Humboldt Lagoons State Park. Humboldt County. Early May 2013.
Sitting in my room, bored. I always wanted to try a self portrait, so I grabbed this tining mirror lying around, put it on my chair, set up my camera, and took it. Thought it turned out ok for my first effort.
Self portrait in Bertie's American Diner where a large number of photographers met for an Exposure Leeds photowalk in Morley ...
Holga 135BC toy camera
Fuji Superia 400 film
Taken next to tennis courts at National Taiwan University, Taipei
攝於台灣大學網球場旁
Used curves to darken the darks; otherwise no post-processing
除了使用曲線使暗部更暗,無其他後製作
a giant glass house which used to be located at the Albright Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo. It was pretty cool.
-Summer 09
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My whole idea for this 3-part series was to portray me as a reflection in various portraits of other people. I do alot of portrait photographer, and thought that this would be a good way to show that I'm almost always behind the camera, not in front of it.
I shot this on Tmax100, Canon elan, 24-70 f/2.8 @ f/10.