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Two forks and their accompanying shadows!
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My first Push was from melbaczuk (www.flickr.com/photos/melbaczuk/) who issued me the following challenge:
" I challenge you to create a piece of art from a photo. Go abstract Take the picture knowing it will change. Edit it into something creative!"
For this image I took a shot of myself standing in front of a bush with red branches with yellow grass in behind. I used a slower shutter speed and panned the camera to get a blur in the direction of the branches.
My shadow is in the lower left corner. I did some editing for contrast to make the shadow more defined and learned a new effect in Photoshop adding the ripple effect.
Thanks Mel for the challenge as abstract is not my normal style and it reminded me that you sometimes you need to step outside your “normal” to get something different and unique.
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After arriving at Arcadia in perfect late winter afternoon light, 11Z with the NS 8103 ended up stopping for 2 hours because of MOW. Screw the shadows!
A change from Cornwall to one of my favourite lighthouses. This is an early morning shot of the beach defences at Spurn with the low sun making for some half decent shadows
Begonia blossoms caught laying on my kitchen counter with white art paper and light coming through the venetian blind. News at 11. LOL
And in other, non related, news: I don't care what it says on my calendar... when you have to run the water in the kitchen sink for a long time to get it COLD, you know summer has arrived!!!
We are having a heat wave. Yesterday I brought my fans in from the shed and got them set up. Still, it is cooler outside than it is inside my house, so as much as I possibly can, that is where I am staying.
Hope you all are well and staying cool.
Day one with the new Pen F, my first time with the 4/3 format. It's a great little camera, the only issue is the lack of instructions in the box a CD my computer won't take and a cryptic in camera menu. I have always been an Olympus fan (love the OM2), so this adventure will be fun. This was late evening, Tramore races, lots of low direct light.
The Saturday Self-Challenge: Shadows
I used a cutout of an elephant along with the light from a window to make a shadow on textured wallpaper.
TSSCIMG_4697
I was amused by the perfect shadow last night's moon cast over the western most tower of the Bay Bridge. Since this was taken from my balcony, not a lot of effort went into this shot.
The Bay Bridge opened for traffic on this day 75 years ago (Novemer 12th, 1936)
How to avoid cold paws: The cat is actually sitting on my back, while I am taking photos in the garden after a heavy snowfall.
Found this old portrait today whilst cleaning up the harddrive.
Taken during the period when I was shut outta Flickr.
I like it.
Seeing it again made me warm inside.
Shadows of trees over a river and a small waterfall in Minca, Santa Marta, Colombia. A long exposure picture using a ND32 filter
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Dawn of Shadows
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The shortest school bus I have ever seen. To create this night photo, I set the camera on a tripod. I opened the camera shutter for a long time. While the shutter was open, I walked around with a handheld ProtoMachines LED2 light capable of producing different colors, and illuminated the bus interior with red light. During the exposure, all the light I shined on the subject was cumulative. This process is called "light painting". Why? Because one uses the flashlight as a paint brush, "brushing" on light, not paint. Light painting to illuminate subjects is a beautiful, addictive art, as you can walk around the scene, deciding what to bring to light and what to keep in shadow. And it's more fun than AI-generated images. This was photographed while Tim Little and I were teaching a night photography workshop at Nelson Ghost Town in Nevada.
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(Plate 2080) Pentax K-1/15-30mm f/2.8 lens. April 2024.
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The sun was streaming through a break in the storm clouds lightening parts of the ground but was not able to reach everywhere.
Camera: Ricoh kr-5 super II
lens: zoom 35-70 f3.5-4.5
Film: Ilford HP+ 400 asa (expired)
Developer: Kodak Tmax 1+4 9 min.
negative scan
Some shots from yesterday's ramble around our local byways and lanes.
They were very far away, on the hill at the other side of the vale, but I loved the shadows cast by these sheep.
Sony A850
Sony 70-300mm lens
[explore #266 on 17.04.98]
SOOC.
a special thanx to my model for his patience.
no editing, I only made a different crop.
ringraziasi il "modello" (mò però non ti montare la testa, eh -.-") per la sua pazienza. e per il tempo passato fuori in terrazza ad infreddolirci mentre tentavo di capire perchè quel cesso di macchina fotografica non mi abbassava gli iso. grazie a te, che invece di dirmi "datti all'ippica" incoraggi la mia pazzia :*
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