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This "found object" is a translucent screen from a hotel lobby. The light transmitted through it brought out the interesting texture of the material.
Displayed as packaged. Translucent colors: red, clear, smoke, teal, yellow, blue, dark green, light green, orange.
The beautiful textures of the petals of the Senetti flower are depicted from beneath in this view, with bright sunlight revealing their delicate, translucent quality and graduated tones.
Exposure f/11 for 15th/sec at ISO 100
Translucent clouds in the setting sun. A big thunderstorm was forming only a little ways away from where I was. But it didn't come nearer.
Very cool: A translucent backdrop for the window display. You can read the text (in person, anyway), but you can also see through it what's going on in the store. I like it.
One of the three large "raised" forms that came out of the kiln this morning had a large crack in it, on the base where it must have been hammered very thin. I do like the translucency however!
This is Stratford 6-50 porcelain from Tucker, fired around cone 7-8 in oxidation.
Cracked when I opened her up. This would be about the fourth time I've opened her up.. She was perfect before. The cracks are pretty bad, so I'll be changing her face plates to regular ones. Poor Quinn will be having cosmetic surgery in a couple of weeks.
I am a Nerd.
Just received my Newton eMate 300. Jonthan Ive's first attempt in traslucent plastic product design for Apple (if we exclude some earlier transparent case Newton MessagePads).
3 Newts in the collection right now.
The battery still works!!!
The plan is now to connect it to the Internet via wi-fi (I collected all the nedeed hardware over the years).
"Why in the world" are you asking yourself.
Because we can.
background: translucent reflector + lumopro 160 @ 1/8 shoot-thru
behind camera big falcon eyes umbrella with three strobes @ 1/16th shoot thru
www.strobosfotografie.nl new name, same game