Alright, what is it?
Featured Work
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Illusion On Metal by Sherilee Evelyn
Interesting,illusionary image,using reflected colour and drops. / Taken as is.
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tumble tower by Tamara Cornell
amongst the bulbs, this wild flower blossom thrives in a flood of intense golden yellow. Victoria, Australia 2009. (straight from camera; as is. no photo editing applied).
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Crystaline Ceramics by Michael Rubin
This highly magnified image of a colorful ceramic tile shows the microscopic cracks against the various colors making up the tile’s pattern (a fall leaf). The photo was taken with a Canon PowerShot G9 and 2 add-on 10x macro lenses.
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Seedhead in Yellow by Gary Campbell
This is a macro of a seedhead of a Blanket Flower. FEATURED IN ALRIGHT WHAT IS IT? / FEATURED IN FLOWERS IN MACRO – 11/17/09
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Tulip by JUSTART
Abstract tulip. shot with my Canon A630 in my garden Featured in Flowers in macro, Tulips and in Alright what is it ?
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Floating Gold by Mui-Ling Teh
This is a close up of my piggybank; it creates the illusion that there is a floating golden box inside. Featured in: / Alright, what it is?
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Calla Lily by Evelina Kremsdorf
WINNER! of “Things That Are Yellow” challenge in Alright, What Is It? group on November 3, 2009 / / ============================================== / / / Missouri Botanical Garden / St. Louis, MO /
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Lattice Pray by David McMahon
I was walking briskly through Singapore’s Chinatown area in mid-December 2007 when the geometrical facade and strong colours of this building stopped me in my tracks. How many squares and triangles can you count? It’s not as easy as it seems! I do not crop or post-edit my work in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D fitted with a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F8, 1/90sec, ISO 400, focal length 78mm. Featured in SHAPES AND PATTERNS, May 2009. Featured in ART IN MATH, July 2009. Featured in 60’s GLORY, October 2009. Featured in THE THING, October 2009. Featured in ALRIGHT, WHAT IS IT? November 2009.* SingaporeB-1780
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Tulip Centre by Detlef Becher
Canon Powershot A780 IS, Macro mode. Taken April 2008 in my garden, Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany. / Featured November 3. 2009 in Alright, what is it? /
Recent Work
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Pine Forest by richman
Abstract Macro Photography – Landscapes I got really exited when i seen this mini landscape today. / It is a large stone, part of a very large, old stone wall bearing the weight of railway tracks. / The bridge is actually got a name, which suprised me, as railway bridges dont usually get named. / The bridge is called ‘Woodhouse bridge’, and it is in Calverley, Leeds, and it runs across the ‘River Aire’ (but it does not go over the Leeds to Liverpool canal which runs parallel to the River Aire) This large stone, part of the bridge really stood out from the rest because it was blue and orange with moss growing up it, making it look very much like a clear sunny day with a bright blue sky and a forest of pine trees.
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Underbeat by richman
Abstract Macro Photography – Spacescape I think it makes an abstract spacescape exposion. / old steel rusting warehouse door / soldered shut / Fulneck / Pudsey / Leeds / (Along the ‘Leeds Country Way’ walk).
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subtle by Tamara Cornell
macro photography. Australia 2009. as is, straight from camera. no photo editing applied.
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Crystalline Tree by Detlef Becher
Artwork completely illuminated with little light bulbs, displayed in the city of Duisburg, Germany. Taken December 2008 wit Canon Powershot A720 IS. Please view large / /
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macro of the zipper of my bag by Akshay Dhavle
On a boring sunday afternoon, my 100mm macro comes to rescue. This is a monochrome image of my bag’s zipper. 1:1 macro. very shallow depth of field. Lens : Canon 100mm f/2.8 / f/2.8, 1/2s, ISO 100
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A Time To Worship Art by David McMahon
I’ve seen some pretty amazing stained-glass windows around the world, but this is the first time I’ve seen a roof that comprises stained-glass. This was shot at a church in Pymble, Sydney, on Easter Sunday 2007. I just sat there during the service with a crick in my neck, because I was looking up at the ceiling all the time. I had never been to this church before (we live in Melbourne) so immediately after Mass had ended, I asked the priest if I could come back with my camera and take some shots – and he readily gave me permission. I shot about a dozen frames, but this angle, the best of the lot, could only be achieved by kneeling in front of the altar. Which I guess is very appropriate. If you look carefully at the image, you’ll see the reflection of the glass on the two wooden beams on the left. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F9.5, 1/250 sec, ISO 200, focal length 34mm. Featured in the ART OF GLASS group, June 2009. Featured in FRIENDS OF BANGOR AND NORTH DOWN CAMERA CLUB, November 2009. 23-8027
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Going For The Basket by Michael Rubin
A team of women’s basketball players rush the net in an attempt to dunk the ball in the net. The player jumps for the net while the rest of the players look on in anticipation. This is a multiple exposure (5) photo taken with a Nikon D700 using an aspherical lens. The effect provides a blurred motion of action.
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Treezzle by Michael Rubin
This multiple exposure shot (5) of a tree blowing in thew wind with a blue sky background provides an interesting set of patterns consisting of leaves and sky. The effect is not so much a blur as a set of patterns or stamps applied to the image.
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Marble Chicklets by Michael Rubin
A montage of tiles each consisting of an image that is made up of multiple photos, each blurred, twisted and contorted using CGI (Nodebox) based technology. A closer look reveals numerous objects from the specific merged photos. Photoshop was used to then place each individual image such that they merged together as a montage both from a size and color perspective. The black background makes each “stamped” image bounce of the bigger picture with a 3D-effect like marbleized chicklets.
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Symbolic Reflections by Michael Rubin
Cars parked outside this storefront are seen in the reflection of the window displaying a large sun-symbol with a form of hieroglyphic writing. This photo was taken in Phuket Thailand with a Canon PowerShot G9.
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Can You Spot The Runner? by David McMahon
Look carefully. He really is there …. If you can’t spot the runner, look for the little yellow figure located in approximately the nine-o’clock position. This was shot in Degraves Street, Melbourne. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F4.5, 1/10 sec, ISO 800, focal length 50mm. 116-8678
About This Group
The group is about photograph’s of the most unusual or the most common things. Taken at the point that we guess at what they are. All creativity is welcome, macro, super macro.
This group is for anyone one who likes to take pictures of normal or not so normal things and make the unrecognisable. Some photo shop is welcome, go easy on it. Photo’s only!
Things that are yellow challange winner:
Evelina Kremsdorf
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