Warpped Fuckery
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Subway Station "Westfriedhof" in Munich, Germany when the train drives through...
Used Tools:
Stefan
Sony ILCE-7
Sony FE 16-35/4
Thank you all for your visits, faves & comments. Manual setup, manual focus, available light, handheld. Hope, you enjoy!
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October Contest #68: Vanishing Point
www.flickr.com/groups/1752359@N21/discuss/72157673612354868/
Using my own photos of the Eurotunnel train to create this 'warp speed-image'.
Happy Sliders Sunday once more! ;-))
Found this on the internet:
~~Warp speed is an example of a phrase that entered the public consciousness through science fiction and eventually gained enough popularity to end up in the dictionary. The expression was popularized on the science-fiction show Star Trek in the 1960s. On the show, warp speed referred to a specific concept, namely the idea of faster-than-light travel. Within a relatively short period of time, Star Trek gained a devoted and intense following. Fans were soon discussing the fictional concepts of the show, including warp speed, with great enthusiasm. Eventually, the term warp speed was adopted by the general population. In the process, however, it lost its specific fictional meaning and came to mean simply "the highest possible speed."~~ www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary
6 million muslims were gassed by the French, UK, USA coalition, according to this warp. The blue on the walls is from the zyclonB gas.
Only after this massacre they can start their own ISIL caliphate. Remember the future.
Macro Mondays - theme of March 7, 2022: mesh
This is a 1.7 cm wide tap aerator / flow regulator (to use for the water tap / faucet) which I put on a little colour-changing cone-shaped LED light with a blue glitter foam rubber as background. Additional lighting with a LED torch to create bokeh bubbles
... reminds me somewhat of the engine / warp drive of Star Trek Enterprise ... maybe that's escapism speaking right now : )
taken with the manual LOAWA 60mm f/2.8 ultra macro lens @ f/5.6
HMM
(I will catch up this evening)
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Dies ist ein 1,7 cm breiter Perlator / Durchflussregler (für den Wasserhahn), den ich auf eine kleine LED-Kegel-Leuchte gelegt habe (mit Regenbogen-Licht), ein blaues Glitzer-Moosgummi als Untergrund. Zusätzliche Beleuchtung mit einer LED-Taschenlampe zum Erzeugen des Bokeh
erinnert mich ein wenig an den Antrieb von Star Trek Enterprise ... vielleicht spricht hier gerade die Realitätsflucht aus mir : ))
[manuelles Laowa 60mm 2fach Makroobjektiv bei f/5.6]
“Memory warps time, as it does the sights and sounds and smells of reality; for what shapes it is emotion, which can twist what seems clear, just as the surface of a pond seems to bend the stick thrust into the water.”
― Sherwood Smith, Crown Duel
Blog Post
The Wave sign at the top of an apartment block reflected in a warped way in the blue glass monolith across the street from it.
Liked this exposure catching the trucks that were all there lined up and racing down the interstate.
Ab und zu mache ich Dinge gerne etwas "anders".. so ist die letzten Wochen eine kleine Serie mit Graugänsen entstanden, woraus ich hier ein paar Bilder zeigen möchte..
I did one like this a couple of years ago, so was hoping to do better, well it was done again anyway LOL. This time WARP 10 Let there be light! I am giving all I can give captain!
My first attempt playing with 360 pano.
Inverted stereographic projection of 360° panorama in equirectangular format. Intrigued by photographer Randy Scott Slavin shots, started looking for the techniques behind and wanted to give it a try without investing much on those precision pano heads.
There are so many variables and a complex process behind, that took a while to understand how they're captured and processed.
Lens: Sigma EX 15mm DG Fisheye f2.8.
Capturing: 6 + zenith + nadir. No tripod used - handheld shots using philopod pitch variation technique.
Processing: Hugin pano editor. Converted to equirectangular and then to stereographic + inverting.
I took my Zeis Ikon Nettar 515/2 6x9 folding camera out to shoot a roll of Fomapan 200. The camera is around 80 years old, has no light meter and uses the distance focusing method. It captures 6x9cm negatives which are huge compared to 35mm film but not as big as a large format camera but still plenty big enough for me :)
Zeis Ikon Nettar 515/2
Fomapan Creative 200
HC-110 for 9 minutes - 63+1