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Developed at home with the Tetenal Colortech C-41 kit using the 30°c method.
Olympus XA 2
D.Zuiko 35mm f/3.5
Lomography Colour 400
Converted to B&W using LR5 & Nik Software
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...seen at Winchfield station whilst awaiting the arrival of 46115 for taking on water.
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On a walk around the Red zone area in Christchurch eastern suburbs where once stood houses until the Feb 22, 2011 earthquakes. October 16, 2015 Christchurch New Zealand.
For more info on the Christchurch east red zones: www.teara.govt.nz/en/canterbury-places/page-9
www.stuff.co.nz/national/77041509/Five-years-on-the-red-z...
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Every so often I get the urge to try something new, something that I haven't tried before, and most importantly, something that I don't feel is within my "zone of comfort". So off Tom & I went to Palm Beach for some sunset and nighttime shooting.
I wasn't too excited about the sunset image opportunities at this particular site, so we concentrated on what we would do when the nighttime arrived.
I was taking images of the Royal Park Bridge, which connects the towns of West Palm Beach and Palm Beach, as seen from a small park area just south of the bridge. I was fascinated by the reflections of the city lights on the Intracoastal waters below, with the streetlights shining in the background, along with a glimpse of the downtown buildings. I still felt that something was missing, so I found this bench which offers one the opportunity to sit and take in the view of this beautiful area and I decided to incorporate it into the shot.
I really think that, while I didn't feel too comfortable with this type of shooting, that it's important to stretch our "comfort zone" in life, whatever realm of our life that is. Tom & I often do what many people might think are "crazy things" (you know, adventure activities - nothing makes us feel more alive - not to mention the feeling of conquering our fears or limitations that we place upon ourselves). So from a photographic standpoint, this was my way of doing that. Not so scary after all.
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Hope that everyone has a wonderful weekend!
The "Intimate Zone" below the characteristic white front handrail of a black MRCE Taurus ! Notice also, the "Deformation Elements" next to the bumpers, to avoid destructions of the frame in case of a crash with low speed ... ; )
www.mobility.siemens.com/mobility/global/en/interurban-mo...
This Smart car was on a tow truck and the local Mercedes dealership. The front end was fully caved, but the cabin appeared completely intact. I always wondered how one of these would survive a front-end crash, being as short as they are. Evidently, fairly well - at least for the passengers!
I feel like I’ve been in a construction zone for months. I made it a goal to get the house ready for winter, with some significant work required. Old roof torn off, new roof installed. Check. Old gutters replaced. Check. Exterior of entire house re-painted. Check. Big leaky windows in front room replaced . . . hello? Hello? No – they’ve been ordered for months. Supply chain issues. It’s starting to get cold at night and there’s a draft. Time to get on the phone again tomorrow and do my project management thing. Again. It's been a long summer.
For We’re Here! where the theme is Creative Tabletop Photography.
*a Zone Plate Lens experiment
*Minute Aperture Imaging/75mm-F65 Zone Plate Aperture for Hasselblad Body
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CONVERSATIONS Part 1: The Absinthe Dream
with Toshihiro Oshima and Velco Dojcinovski
McCulloch Gallery, 8 Rankins Lane, Melbourne
Friday March 13th - Sunday March 24th