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This plant is growing in my friend's backyard. After taking a couple pictures of it earlier in the day, I noticed how the sun was hitting the leaves and decided that I needed to take a couple more pictues.
Spotted this yellow snail looking very translucent in the morning sunlight. Taken with my Sigma 50-500mm.
Sorry, I have been really busy this week, will catch up with contacts soon!
Images for my college final major project, I decided on the topic of masks concealment, and underwent a series of shoots, ranging from white masks to still life images and explored a range in between creating a mini mask based portfolio
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The piezos & jacks will be enclosed in clear tube ( aquatic ) & the heads will be struck with clear mallets.
Macro shot using Nikon D90 + Micro-NIKKOR 55mm lens ( reverse lens )...one of many shots from Pertandingan Fotografi Apresiasi Ekohidrologi Tasik Dan Wetland Putrajaya 2014...
Material Juxtaposition of a Light Bulb.
Abstract Architectural experiment of turning the glass light bulb into the metal mesh and the metal base of a bulb now turned into an opaque glass. Taking the most prevalent characteristic of the materials and inverting it.
The injection of the new function (light) has successfully transformed the metal into a translucent material and the glass into an opaque material. It truly looks like a crystal glass that emits a light into various patterns. The light truly transforms any surface into a canvas, a form of painting, either on an object, person or plain surface.
“Origins” Exhibition - "La Caixa" Foundation, Barcelona
· Hyperrealist translucent polyester resin sculptures with modelled hair
· Plasticine model moulded with silicone
· Oil paint and glass eyes
· 23 individuals
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Shot on FILM Ferrania FERRANIA P30 Alpha at EI 80.
Black and white negative film in 35mm format.
Reversal developed
Large version at:
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Voigtlander Bessa R2, Jupiter 8 50mm F2
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This is probably my favourite of the images I took this afternoon. I appreciate the details in these flowers and the way the light enhances them. There is a luminosity about this image that I really like.
Camera: Canon EOS Kiss X4
Lens: Canon EF 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
Exposure: 0.04 seconds
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 28mm
I have been looking at my many stored photos from over the years. I found and reworked this shot of these Columbines. I love the translucent quality of the petals.
Columbines are my favorite Colorado wildflower, they are so unusual and are so beautiful; I can never really capture the true beauty of this magnificent flower.
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Susan
A small handful of translucent stones. Some are definitely quartz. All found along the beaches of Victoria, BC, Canada.
A night of celebrating the coming of 2012 at Dalila's House. While waiting for the steak, i setup my tripod, setup the camera, and try to take the picture of myself along the alley.
I let the first 5 seconds ticks, and then i stand up, and wait until it process.
Olympus PEN Series E-PL 1
Exposure time - 45''
ISO - 200
F Number - F/9.5
Focal length - 15mm