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The fresh leaves of 楓 (Kaede: Japanese maple)

 

SD1 with 28/1.8 ISO100 f/1.8 1/1600sec NR: C0.00/L0.00

Big leaf (2 3/4") is Pardo, little one is Premo.

These are made from 2 part molds of Alder leaves.

I had a request for leaf molds. I tried, they are almost impossible to get right. I won't be making these for sale :-(

Victoria James Art Real Textures

New exclusive translucent paper tinyurl.com/px8v5zy / Size from 24x24 cm to extra large 70x70 cm - Skull tinyurl.com/2esfmfx by Tominaga Kazuhiro folded by Eyal tinyurl.com/2esfmfx

macro, detail, translucent, square....

Leica MP. Voigtländer Nokton 35/1.4.

Kodak Portra 400.

The Sun shining through a buttercup before I scythed it down.

Bead made with translucent clay, textured then highlighted with chalks

seen in Musashi Koganei, Tokyo

I finished my sister's birthday present! :)

I made her a vintage handkerchief dress to match her eyelids. I also handpainted 3 of her eye chips. This was my first attempt at a semi open mouth, it was fun! ♥

28.2.2008: slice of cherry tomato sitting on a plastic folder sitting on top of my desk lamp and the super-macro setting on my pocket camera.

 

Really high-tech photography.

seen in Nishi Arai, Tokyo

Various random Hasbro Star Wars Translucent Figures

seen in midtown Manhattan, NYC

Translucent 8, 58x42x7 cm, mixed media, 2010

Self-portrait using an overhead projector to create cityscapes on and behind me.

seen in Kita Ayase, Tokyo

A layer of translucent blue (Again, testors enamel) gives the surface an iridescent quality. Id recommend tossing the nozzles these cans come with and buying nice ones at an art supply store. They spit paint everywhere and it can ruin a nice basecoat

 

This paint job changes color drastically in every photo with each different camera...

Estacion Joaquin Sorolla, Valencia. Architetti Luis Almeida Duarte e Elvira Puchades Gimeno.

(img_2646.jpg): ........... Better with B l a c k M a g i c .

Astor Place, New York City. These were taken on a trip to New York that Gary, Anne and I took a month ago.

 

This particular building reflection caught my eye because it was so clear and because the left edge/corner of the newer building was sharp and shallow enough so that we could see through it. Also, it was dusk so there were lights on in the older building.

 

Thee's something about seeing the inside of a monolithic glass box from the outside that has an appeal for me. Sort of like finding out how airplanes are honeycomb structures covered with a thin skin of aluminum (or whatever material their skins are made of). Lastly, this large face of the building was facing due west, perfect for picking up the sky and fading light.

PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 100 ISO • Tamron SP AF Di 90mm F2.8 Macro

 

Pentax K-7 • Pentax DA 21mm F3.2 AL Limited

 

Catalpa Leaf

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