小歇的鮮桔茶還真好喝

une création de Allaboard

Bewick, Thomas, and Edward Walker. Vignettes. Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by Edward Walker, 1827.

Some tube station ceiling. Victorian engineering.

This is an illustration for my tutorial "Vignetting with The Gimp":

www.funadium.com/vignetting.php

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Deco District vignette at a corporate event.

Leica CL Agfa APX400

Bewick, Thomas, and Edward Walker. Vignettes. Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by Edward Walker, 1827.

I may have gone a bit overboard :B Taken at Dollism Plus in NY.

Another experiment with light and colour correction.

Blackboard: solid white on black.

Hasselblad SWC with Phase One IQ140

Focal Point Styling @nyclqinteriors Lynda Quintero-Davids

Holga style effect from Vignette for Android on my Droid Incredible.

Make a simple vignette to help draw the eye to your subject.

A photo taken using my Droid phone and the Vignette app that turns digital photos into old looking photos.

hasselblad swc w/ilford delta 400

Used the Random feature in Vignette for Android.

using a lens optimized for digital use in my analog camera

Vignette

This (hopefully) is the first of a series of driving vignettes that I would like to do. I’ve been doing something similar to this with my Canon 50D, but I decided to make a video with my Canon G9. During this video, the G9 was attached to a tabletop tripod that was placed on the dashboard (wedged between the glass and the dashboard so it would not move), directly in front of my line of sight of the road—not something a cop would be too pleased to see. Along with the G9, I had my 50D attached to my tripod in the front passenger side with a remote shutter release so I could get some long-exposure light trails (I am compiling a big collection of these images for a reason).

Between video and photography, I feel more enthusiastic towards photography, but attempting video every now and then can be fun too. Being more of a photo person myself I was surprised when my friend and I took home the award for best video in our university’s art show—that I cannot post to Flickr, as it was 15 minutes long.

This video starts by driving down a small town's main street, passing by a large refinery (look for the fire), up and over a bridge, and then proceeding down IL Rt. 53. (watch for the famous arches)

All the while you get to keep track of my speed through the nifty display that I have in my car.