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© István Pénzes.
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9 June 2012, a good use of the newly acquired Motor M.
Leica M7 0,58
Leica Motor M
Summicron 35mm ASPH.
Fuji Acros 100
Kodak T-Max developer
Coolscan 5000
Sequence taken at the 2006 Orange AIM Series competition at JNL Bracknell, and stitched back together at home.
Serie de fotografÃas que no tienen nada que ver con el cinetismo pero están inspiradas en Jesús Soto.
im going to start making narrative sequences, and putting them on my PDP stuff so its like progress.
i guess this is just an example of something simple like putting up a hood, my hairs not greasy, i just got out the shower lol
what a gorm
This is a real sequence of the last moments of a lamp (well I admit it! Except for the last thick-black frame...)! Call it instinct, call it stupidity, call it littering-photo-shooting, call it whatever, but for some reason I turned the camera towards the lamp and magic happened. So don't hesitate and shoot stupid things also. One day it will pay you back...
This is my sequence project. I took this during the MTB race I went to and competed in. I was in the sophomore competition. with Seta and her sister, Sidra was in the freshman. We competed in the morning around 10 am. This photo was taken during the boys heat. Their races started at 12 pm. First it was freshman, then sophomores. The men's division has 2 waves per category. One category for larger teams and the other one for teams under 15 people. This guy goes to diamond bar high school and you can see on the side of his jersey that he is sponsored by specialized.This portion of the race is one of the only parts that people are allowed to stand and watch the race, inside of the course. This part included a long hill before this turn on the top. In the middle of the picture, there is a puddle that the participants are forced to go through, which I did earlier. I used this specific picture for the puddle because it shows the puddle splashing and I like that. In the back, clearly it looks like a picture of the guy is missing but I did that on purpose. The place where the guy is "missing" is actually a place he never rode on. He curved around through the trees and I couldn't put him in because the trees were in the way and it JUST DIDN'T WORK OUT. That was the reason why he is "missing" but in truth he never even took that line, although the picture looks that way. I had a lot of fun during this project. I really like the fact that we got to do this project, so I know how to do this effect in the future, also something I also was interested in doing after seeing similar skateboarding pictures.
This was my first sequence. I have never worked with oils before and it was a little strange at first. They are so malleable.
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Original Size: www.flickr.com/photos/dancorbett/6729196831/sizes/o/in/ph...
I shot a roll of 35mm film in a sequence. When the strips were laid out on the paper larger images appeared. All together, the contact sheet creates a car. Photographs were taken using 35mm SLR film camera Pentax 30T + zoom lens.
2010 6th National Swimming Championships
Singapore Sports School
Breastroke sequence created by blending 6 sequential shots in Photoshop CS3
4 steps wired.
4017 clocked from LFO on noise toaster.
Hold, reset.
Since this video, I have a portamento function as explained here;
www.flickr.com/photos/92891884@N04/32699426511/in/album-7...