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This is a vase of tulips that had seen better days. The stems were all starting to droop. So I put a mirror under the vase and this is a reflection of a few that had arched over.
I couldn't let a week of self-reflection go past without acknowledging the biggest gift I have ever received.
I have to thank God for transforming me so that I could understand - as much as I am able to - what he did by sending Jesus to this world.
With that rock to stand on, the rest of my life follows.
Funnily enough the original photo had a blurred outline of the cross pendant which I felt worked on one level because it reflected my own struggle to see God clearly all the time, but when I applied this filter it popped out and became a very clear focal point for the picture.
eine solarisation, hier eigentlich pseudo-solarisation, rettet doch so manches selbstporträt...
mein ziel war es das auge hervorzuheben. allerdings konnte ich, ständig mit reflektionen des brillenglases konfrontiert, weder blitzen noch ein spot direkt auf das auge richten.
pseudo-solarisation deswegen, da die eigentliche solarisation auf auf dem negativ entsteht, verursacht durch extreme überbelichtung des photographischen materials. vereinfacht gesagt werden durch diese überbelichtig die lichter im bild bis zu einem gewissen grad immer heller und dann wieder dunkeler.
im labor spricht man von der pseudo-solarisationen, wenn das belichtete und unentwickelte bild noch einmal nachbelichtet wird. somit entstehen mit etwas glück ähnliche effekte wie bei der solarisation.
um einiges leichter geht das nätürlich bei digitalen aufnahmen mit hilfe tonwertkorrektur durch einen extrem s-förmigen verlauf der tonwertkurve.
So I am once again going to try to do 52 weeks... 1 SP a week for a year, and hopefully a chance for me to work on my portrait shots a little better, without the rush of every day. I actually took this during the week for FGR when they did Revisited, but I never uploaded it in time... I have done a few fogged mirror shots, so this is me revisiting one of those. :o)
Self Reflection: This project was one of my favourite shoots so far because I am a big fan of portraits and capturing emotion. One thing I learnt was to look deeper into my results because the ones I was going to cut at at first are the ones I ended up finding the strongest. It was really satisfying to put together a spread that represents the essence of youth. To me this album says "teens who want to party off the schoolweek with their best friends". I am really happy with how I completed this project.
The new Beer & Pie diet is working.
I seem to have gained 5 stone and lost my feet!
Taken after a couple of tins of Strongbow.
The door belongs to a 1970 Pontiac Firebird.
Snapshot of the day, 17th October 2008. I'm surprised at how well this bitch and I (her pup beside her, but not visible in this shot) blend in with each other, since I consider myself more of a cat person: dogs are too much of an obligation.
Always adding images to my Self Reflection Project: www.flickr.com/photos/scottosmith/sets/72157643375558274/
Everyone has different sides inside. If you couldn't face each of them in your mind, you may lost. When you feel lost, try to ask yourself for an answer, to find the real pain in each different sides and to fight the pain for yourself. Pain is good, pain make us glow.
The rear view mirror of my car. Held by a shutter monkey because I was looking for motion blur as well. Very hard shot that needs more highway to be mastered with.
Self-reflection - Tokyo Japan
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genyvb: I wish you joined one of our photowalks while we were in Japan 😅
instagram.com/mark.fearnley: Stunning gallery
jen_journal: @genyvb thanks. Yes hope next time👍😀
jen_journal: @mark.fearnley thanks so much for dropping by Mark and really appreciate your lovely comments🙏😀