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Brownie and a cuppacino, food for the mind, fuel for the soul.
LOL. I really need these when i study.
Minolta XD7 + MC Rokkor PG 50mm f1.4 + Fuji Pro 400H
Another study in advance of working on a commission. The building has been demolished but I hope to add a small version of it to the reconstruction drawing I have been commissioned to make. It stood near the entrance of an extensive goods yard, some indication of which will be part of the work o am doing. Drawn with a Pentel P205 0.5mm pencil in an A4 sketchbook.
My favorite color (yes, it's brown) dominated this hazy, near-sunset valley. Lots of local contrast manipulation made detail visible in the photograph. Overdone? Not sure ...
see the rest here www.laurencephilomene.com/blog/color-studies-lavender
and you can buy prints of this image here : society6.com/product/color-study-2-rne_print#1=45
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10th February 2010
10/28 - Month of... Jedi & I
Jedi has always been my study buddy. I often read to him and explain to him about all things medical. It's nice to have some company, even if he really has no idea what I'm talking about!
The final picture for now from Swansea on Tasmania's east coast is just me playing around with the longer exposures. A couple of avid fishermen turned up with their boat on a trailer and started backing into the water. I seized the chance to catch a little of the action. I could have ramped up the ISO and taken some conventional shots, but thought it would be nice to see the effects of movement in this early morning light. At least it catches something of the energy of these fishermen. They were keen souls who have done this plenty of times. Their operation to launch the boat was over in minutes.
Exposure times: This information doesn't show because of the way I've formatted the four shots. But if you move clockwise from the top left the exposure times are 10s, 10s, 4s and 2s.
In a Buddhist monastery in Mawlamyine, Myanmar.
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of polownia tremontosa in June, outdoor painting with coffee,carbon and graphite on Fabriano paper (background a bit textured).thanks for the visit.
While working on a paper this evening I looked out the window at the setting sun and decided to go grab a couple frames.
The clouds and the sun came together perfectly making for this shot.
pencil Gras drawing paper 120 gr. A3
uit de serie: eigen werk
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Another study for the commission I am currently working on. These are the tanks for cutch, a solution of water and bark which was used to waterproof drift nets for the Suffolk fishing fleet, which I have already drawn. The drawing reminded me that some of this paraphernalia would be useful for my commissioned drawing, a cutaway view of a building like the one in the background. Drawn with a Pentel 0.5mm mechanical pencil on an A4 sketch pad.
the elements of being architecture student. all I can say is you don't understand and I can't explain how it makes us feel. is it a gift or a burden? hard to figure out. hard to carry either way. you have to be the incredible hulk if you wanna graduate from the faculty of architecture successfully.
My wife gifted the flowers for 'nothing special' 2 yrs ago.
I made these pictures, then forgot about it. Today, I found a folder strangely named 'flower studies' in my old drive. About 50 shots of flower pictures were stored in the folder. Right, I've never studied flowers, but these remind me of a good day with my wife.