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I have photographed this waterfall on a variety of occasions - it is generally a challenging shoot owing to the amount of spray when there is a good amount of water coming over.
Thanks to Steve Pellatt for his excellent company!
My 8 yr old granddaughter and I had a hoot doing this. ALOT harder then I thought it would be. Guess Vaseline didn't stick as well as I hoped but still Ok.
Happy Smile On Saturday
It took me a while to decide to post this photo. The theme motion blur for Macro Mondays took me way out of my comfort zone with my camera. Moving away from the automatic switch is very new to me and it proved to be very challenging trying to create the blur effect. I must have taken hundreds of photos, I was quite excited when I got the results of this spinning Vaseline tin which fell off the table numerous times in my attempts. I would have cropped the lights out of the back but then I would have lost the edge of the tin. I will try this again when I have more time and patience :-)
PETER (trying to walk with the poop chair on his back)
Pffff....I'm so hot. Today it will be 30 degrees.
I hope help comes soon.
Any help is welcome. egg split spatula, plunger, vaseline or bowling ball, it doesn't matter. As long as I get rid of that poop chair
ROMEO:
Da..da...daddyy....poooppppp
When Rhama Sends Me To The Supermarket To Get Cucumbers, I Also Buy Vaseline So The Cashier Doesn't Think I'm A Vegan.
BRUNO: "The plunger was too big for Peter's head, so I'll take kingkong21's tip to heart and use the bowling ball he sent me to free Peter from the poop chair.... Mummy Kat! Help me! I can't get my paw out, pass me the Vaseline!"
ME: "None in the house! Salted butter works too..."
BRUNO: "Noooooo! Not yucky butter!"
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My attempt to participate this week Macro Mondays - Green - theme
Photo captured with Sony a7II & Vivitar Series1 90mm F2.5 VMC Macro aka Bokina
Soft focus is a photography technique in which the image is deliberately slightly blurred. One way to achieve this is to apply some Vaseline to the lens. It is not recommended to apply the Vaseline directly to the camera lens. It is better to do this on a UV filter or a neutral protective lens, which is screwed in front of the camera lens. This keeps the camera lens itself clean.
Coverage for Day Two including more photos of Belle and Sebastian, The Vaselines, Bis, CMAT, crowd shots and more here:
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...ho scoperto questa cosa bella dell'olio e i colori acrilici (immiscibili).
Ho riempito la bolla con acqua, Poi ho aggiunto un bel po' di olio di paraffina o vaselina (11 €/lt). Ho seminato in fretta le gocce di colore (tendono ad aggregarsi rapidamente) sia nello strato oleoso della bolla sia nell'olio da versare. Purtroppo, come un ebete, ho dimentica l'auto focus su attivo e quindi non è stato preciso. Accidenti!
5 flash
“smashed up my sanity
smashed up my integrity
smashed up what i believed in
smashed up what's left of me
smashed up my everything
smashed up all that was true
gonna smash myself to pieces
i don't know what else to do
covered in hope and vaseline
still cannot fix this broken machine”
-Trent Reznor
A simple trick to soft focus photography, Vaseline. Years ago when Catherine and I were shooting film a little trick we learned, and had fun with was to add {smear} some vaseline on a spare UV or clear filter. DO NOT do this on your lens!! You smear the petroleum jelly around the outer edges of the glass and try to leave the center of the filter clean and without the vaseline on it. A little alcohol on a paper towel can be used to clean the center should you get some of the jelly where you don't want it. Two other tricks to try that will give you a soft focus look is hair spray sprayed around the out perimeter of the filter, and you also can try shooting through a nylon stocking (with your wife's leg out of it) :) I haven't done this in years and I just thought about it again, found myself an unused filter, smeared the vaseline on it, and had some fun shooting the above images. Now you can buy soft focus filters, or for a much higher cost a LensBaby, and both will yield similar, but not quite the same results. But save yourself some money, smear 15 cents worth of vaseline on that filter and have some fun with it!
My attempt to participate this week Macro Mondays - Multicolor-theme
An old plastic toy on top of a uranium-tinted glass plate that is illuminated with UV light to make it glow.
Captured with Sony a7II & Vivitar Series1 90mm f2.5 VMC Macro aka "Bokina" + Vivitar Series1 Macro-adapter.
Holga 120N. Kodak Portra 160VC. 10 seconds exposure on bulb setting.
The same shot with added Vaseline can be seen here
I love experimenting with the 'other worldliness' of textures.
This portrait was shot through perspex smeared with vaseline.
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Macro Mondays (11.09.09) - Dreamy
This silk flower dreams of being a real flower some day... :0)
The focus is sharp on the flower's centre, while the edges and background are softly blurred, creating a shallow depth of field that makes the dahlia pop. I went back to the old school and used Vaseline around the perimeter of the UV filter
A simple trick to soft focus photography, Vaseline. Years ago when Catherine and I were shooting film a little trick we learned, and had fun with was to add {smear} some vaseline on a spare UV or clear filter. DO NOT do this on your lens!! You smear the petroleum jelly around the outer edges of the glass and try to leave the center of the filter clean and without the vaseline on it. A little alcohol on a paper towel can be used to clean the center should you get some of the jelly where you don't want it. Two other tricks to try that will give you a soft focus look is hair spray sprayed around the out perimeter of the filter, and you also can try shooting through a nylon stocking (with your wife's leg out of it) :) I haven't done this in years and I just thought about it again, found myself an unused filter, smeared the vaseline on it, and had some fun shooting the above images. Now you can buy soft focus filters, or for a much higher cost a LensBaby, and both will yield similar, but not quite the same results. But save yourself some money, smear 15 cents worth of vaseline on that filter and have some fun with it!
Happy April 15th to all of my American friends. Hope you bought your Vaseline and don’t worry: your tax return is in competent, capable hands. =)
Just a break between my Pendulum Aerial Arts series. I had to celebrate this once a year American tradition. I will be resuming my PAA series tomorrow.
Vaseline glass, also known as uranium glass, fluoresces under black light. It's difficult to get a good photo that properly brings out the glowing green!
This piece is 2.25" x 2.75".
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1.176 Liquid: vaseline
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No photoshop, as always. :)
Macro Mondays - February 8, 2021
Theme: Vibrant Minimalism
Vaseline glass, also known as uranium glass, fluoresces under black light. It's difficult to get a good photo that properly brings out the glowing green, but I think I got it!
This piece is 2.25" x 2.75"
Shooting with the Crown Graphic is just fun. And most of that fun comes from the lens. It's an early 1900s Steinheil just warps the edges of reality just enough to make me smile.
There's no crazy drop off or vaseline-like bokeh swirling its vortices all over the background. But it's more than just a pleasant softness to the focus. It's a vintage look that doesn't allow me to rely on the look as a crutch.
Essentially, I have to take a good photo in order for it to look like a good photo. That should go without saying, but it really doesn't.
I typically shoot this lens at 1/200sec to avoid motion blur when hand-holding it. It's a 135mm lens, so that's a pretty simple task. I also like to shoot it with a wide open aperture (f/4.5). This allows for the maximum effect.
Sometimes in bright light with higher speed film, this forces me to stop down the aperture to something like f/18, but that still doesn't kill the look completely.
One thing this lens is not amazing at is landscapes. And while this photo looks sort of landscapy, it's really not. I mean, I guess it sort of defaults to that category, but it's not a wide open and sprawling photo. It's a tight hold on the tree and the rock formation beyond it. Hell, it's essentially a portrait of Umatilla Rock with the tree photobombing it.
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'When You're Not Really There'
Camera: Graflex Crown Graphic (1954)
Lens: Steinheil München Anastigmat Actinar 4.5; 135mm
Film: Fomapan 200; red Filter
Exposure: f/4.5; 1/200sec
Process: Foma Retro Special; 5min
Grant County, Washington
March 2021
L-R: Luis Hatred (bass), Jasmine Salome (vocals), Holly Cock (vocals), Miss K (lead guitar), Mona Compleine (rhythm guitar).
Photo: Pearl. Image altered late 2006.
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Flyer produced by me to advertise tha Killaz' performance at Club Vaseline. Model: Mary Kelly.
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