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Wired magazine from England invited me to illustrate the section "How To..." the text talk about how to produce a movie in an cheap way.
Christmas lights with some nice optical effect! :)
I swear that I didn't created the stars with Photoshop or another software!
Made it in Explore, #409, December 22nd, 2008.
Taken with a Pentax MV using Illford HP5. I've been using Fomapan 400 and 200 to date so thought I'd give HP5 a go for a change
With all my ❤️ I thank you for your ⭐ or 💬 or just for 👀 it.
A 📷 taken by me + Camera Raw
THIS PHOTO IS NOT AI 📀
You can look at the Exif data on your right ➡️ (on PC) or below the comments 👇.
One wire, countless circles.
Seen up close, something as simple as a piece of wire seems to lose its beginning and its end. Each curve leads to the next, repeating the same rhythm of light and shadow, as if the spiral could continue forever.
A small everyday object transformed by macro photography into an abstract path wired to infinity.
Never underestimate the quality and the diversity of your photographic equipment ... A really good photograph can only be taken when your equipment has the potential to properly "do the job" for you !!!!! No matter how "dab hand" the photographer may be, the truly amazing photographs that all of us see here and there wouldn't be feasible to capture without the use of proper (not necessarily expensive) photographic equipment ... !!!!!
The back lit scene that you see above was taken at the harbor of Thessaloniki ...
I tried to capture a proper frame with my standard Nikon 18-55 lens but it was impossible because the final result was lucking the desired detail ... Not to mention the fact that the place where I was standing on was not only too far but also heavily protected with barbed wire (still cannot understand the reason for such heavy "protection" of a practically empty spot) and it was absolutely impossible for a photographer to use a tripod, not to mention to take a clear capture ...
It was then that I decided to use my Tamron 70-300 lens ... My view finder started to give me totally different views of the same place !!! A little compromise for the proper shutter speed value to 1/40 s (the shot needed slower shutter speed but from within the wire my hands could not provide a steadier frame) ... et voila΄ !!!!
To all of you DSLR users, a small piece of advice !!! Always keep a 70-300 (or 55-200) zoom lens within easy reach !!!! You never really know when it may come in handy !!!!
EXIF: NIKON D90 DSLR with Tamron 70 – 300 mm Di VC lens, Manual mode, f 10, ISO 200, focal length 105 mm, manual exposure selection, white balance set to cloudy weather, center weighted average metering mode, focus mode AF-A, shutter speed 1/40 s, HDR processing had nothing new to contribute to the frame's elegance, no tripod, no flash, original RAW image dimensions 4288 X 2848 pixels ....
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I made this coffee cup from wire and then painted it. As long as I'm creating, I'm HAPPY!!!
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