Insomniacs and Other Night Crawlers
Featured Work
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The Fall by Cathleen Tarawhiti
www.cathleentarawhiti.co.nz Model – Felix To see more of my photography, you are most welcome to visit my Facebook photograghy page Featured in Insomniacs and other Night Crawlers / Thank you Tama. Featured in Queer and Gender Theories / Thank you John. 100+ views People/Portraiture Pin-ups The Date Series HDR Photography Macro Photography Architecture Collaborations Skyscapes Animals/Birds/Insects Street Photography Everyday Objects Seascapes/Rivers/All Water Summer Photography Odd/Unusual Flowers/Plants/Trees Landscapes New Zealand Abstract Humour Black and White Photography Canon 400D / 11pm
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This Way to Southbank by Mike Weeks
Canon EOS5D MkII; ISO100; 21mm; f/22; 30sec New Jubilee Bridge at 12:30am, crossing over the River Thames from the north to the south bank. Blue Tint added in Lightroom.
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Crawley Edge Boatshed (Portrait) by EOS20
The Crawley Edge Boatshed on the Swan River, One of the most iconic landmarks in Perth. The Boatshed is believed to have been built in the 1930’s. I spent a nice warm summers night shooting at this location out with my new 5DMkII. Featured in: Insomniacs and Other Night Crawlers.
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Arachnid by hologram
Detail of the Lafayette Galleries, Paris. Finished Edit : 00:08 GMT Many thanks to the Shapes and Patterns group for the feature (October 2009). Many thanks to the Insomniacs and Other Night Crawlers group for the feature (October 2009). Many thanks to the Architectural Details / group for the feature (December 2009).
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Teriyakianarkisaki by parmi
This is my personal dedication to one of the best night’s out Melbourne had to offer in the late 90s – mid 00s. The night, by the same name, was held at Room680, in Hawthorn. It was the home to some of the best DJs and music at the time, and became a place of great memories for me today. The original Japanese Kanji characters were taken from a poster in a back alley in Chinatown, Melbourne. The two characters represent anarchy and chaos. Filled the background with a deep red, added a dusty, scratchy layer, then a splattered paint layer, faded both slightly. Two layers of the same broken glass on top of that. Then a bit of tweaking and contrast adjustment to get this rather vibrant, if not slightly crazy looking piece. The night itself was nothing short of crazy, busy, active and fun. Kinda gave you the energy to run out and throw yourself through a window.. but in a good way! Themed loosely around Japanese underground electronica clubs. Thanks Teriyakianarkisaki for a great few years of fun! Featured in Insomniacs & Other Night Crawlers Canon 50D / 58mm, 18 – 55 Edited 10pm MCN: C465F-FEUVJ-FBRK7 Textures used from www.deviantart.com free stock
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Autumn Skeletons by linmarie
up until 3am again,, drawing and clearing my head,,, this is water colors with pen ink drawing of the maple leaves on top,, drawn on 11” x 14” white glossy poster board-2009 / “autumn” / “autumn” / “autumn” / FEATURED in- INSOMNIACS and Night Crawlers GROUP- 10/24/2009
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Kwinana Power Station At Night (B&W) by EOS20
The Kwinana Power Station at night shot with a long exposure to blur the smoke coming out from the smoke stacks. Kwinana, Western Australia. Canon EOS 20D. Featured In: Black and White Photographers United, Insomniacs and Other Night Crawlers, Perth, Tone It Down.
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'Scary Dreams' by StarKatz
Deep in the forest the ooze of horror floods the atmosphere, a baby sleeps, cradled in it’s pram by an open window.. the baby wakes and cries loudly, the parents think it’s colic but baby knows better.. Experimenting quite late around 3am with almost every conceivable technique was used to create this.. / I hope you like it… Scary Dreams was featured: /
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Reflected Thoughts by Daniel Angeles
What is it like to leave, to go away not come back. I probably think about it way too much, I used to want to go so badly, more for the sake of it than anything else. Right now though, I have reason to stick around. / I touched a leaver on this morning, the feeling didn’t linger the way it did the other day, It was cold, I expected the warmth like i am used to, the feeling of acceptance of my touch being absorbed into the skin. At least he had his hat with him as he was on his way, its alright, it meant something to us to see it go with him, the smiles formed beneath the tears dispersing them at least for a little while. / One foot in front of the other we carried an empty box a moment after the last glances of the dust trails left behind. / Where did you go? i can only wonder, you say you’ll be there on that day you spoke, but will you really? or is it just a pleasant thought that can be believed to be true, I’ll smile for you. / / . Self / Nikon D90 18-200 / Shot around 11pm Featured in / JPG Cast Offs / Sydney / 1620 / Photography UNlimited / Art Of Intrigue / Canon vs Nikon / Insomniacs and Other Night Crawlers
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Kick in the Eye by Selkie
Self-portrait after unfortunate encounter with the doorway on Ambien at 2 am… Kick in the Eye, Bauhaus “And he spoke of pastures green / I was never told why / Each journey lasts an age / And my throat feels dry / It must be the lesson / Hidden deep inside / It must be the lesson / So roll the tide So I began the crossing / My throat burned dry / Searching for Satori / The kick in the eye”
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. by Seamus Kristöfer
Thank you to Tama Blough for the wonderful texture. / / Made under sleep deprived conditions (as usual).
Recent Work
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Star Trails Over Lake Clifton by EOS20
I spent a hot summers night shooting down at Lake Clifton (About 100km South of Perth) and part of the Yalgorup National Park. There wasn’t any moon light on this visit, unlike My Last Visit to the lake, I had been planning on shooting some star trails, so the conditions turned out to be ideal to shoot star trails, unfortunately the tide was coming in, so the Thrombolites were submerged again on this visit. This was a 1 hour 17 minute exposure shot with EOS 7D And 15-85 IS Lens. I used a spotlight to illuminate the foreground and to bring out the details of the Thrombolites.
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"A Merrily Modern Holly Hobbie" by StarKatz
My little Tammy taken last Christmas at my aunts place looked cute as could be in her little dress, I used this photo and manipulated it heavily onto layers, using a bouquet on my table to set the scene I worked around it using experimental Tangerine coloring and created the grass with brushes.. also in a dark to light tangerine. / Created at 2:30am I’m now uploading what took me almost an hour to complete. I hope you like my modern Holly Hobbie :) Olympus E-300 / 32 mm / F/4.7 / 1/60 sec. / ISO-250
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mini vinney by sarahhoffman
5×5 inch pastel…up late till 4 am due to caffeine…my ultimate hero
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Gambit by parmi
I’ve wanted to take a shot of playing cards for a long time, and decided to get it together last night. As my contraption is practically impossible to hold facing down, I had to stick some cards together with tape, lean them against my wall, and put the contraption to use with my viewfinder and DSLR. Layered the original shot three times, desaturated colour, increased contrast and added several filters in orange, yellow and sepia, desaturating a little each time. Click here to see how I created this image. Canon 50D / 18 – 55mm + Macro Filter / f4, 1/8, ISO 1600 / Ansco Rediflex / Home Made Dark Box Edited 1am MCN: CL466-M3CBB-WF7W9
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Star Trails Over Thrombolites by EOS20
I spent a hot summers night shooting down at Lake Clifton (About 100km South of Perth) and part of the Yalgorup National Park. There wasn’t any moon light on this visit, unlike My Last Visit to the lake, I had been planning on shooting some star trails, so the conditions turned out to be ideal to shoot star trails, unfortunately the tide was coming in, so the Thrombolites were submerged again on this visit. I had to get wet for this shot as I couldn’t get the camera set up low enough to get close to the Thrombolites, and get enough sky in the frame, so had to set the tripod up in the water to get the composition I wanted. I left the camera to shoot while I went off to shoot with my 300D at Another position This was a 50 minute exposure shot with EOS 7D And 15-85 IS Lens. I used a spotlight to illuminate the foreground and to bring out the details of the Thrombolites.
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Star Trails Over Lake Clifton Thrombolites by EOS20
I spent a hot summers night shooting down at Lake Clifton (About 100km South of Perth) and part of the Yalgorup National Park. There wasn’t any moon light on this visit, unlike My Last Visit to the lake, I had been planning on shooting some star trails, so the conditions turned out to be ideal to shoot star trails, unfortunately the tide was coming in, so the Thrombolites were submerged again on this visit. This was a 35 minute exposure shot with my 300D and 18-55 lens. I used a spotlight to illuminate the foreground and to bring out the details of the Thrombolites.
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Fatal Attraction - Part of Tango Obsession by Aleksandar Topalovic
tango night, ballroom dance in Belgrade. / canon450,kit. Takes more that Two For Tango Obsession / You are reaching around me / like an ivy tree “UN TANGO URUGUAYO/ARGENTINO EL CHOCLO
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Transmission Complete by karenee
Stayed up too late to finish this one, but it turned out more random and fun because of it, perhaps?
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Archway'... by valzart
261 views…captured the Moon as the Sun was rising this morning on the Costa del Sol – as is straight out of the camera Olympus FE 35/30 f/stop 4.2 1/160 ISO 100 3.26 35MM 59 Moonlight sonata .....
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Holy Family Shrine - Night by Tim Wright
This is still my favorite subject to photograph in Nebraska. I’m there two or three times a month but it has been a while since I visited at night. / Although I’ve had some strong success selling photos in the gift shop here, I have not yet captured a shot that defines its full beauty. Part of me hopes I never do because it’s so much fun trying.
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Making Wishes by StarKatz
I took some photo’s of my friends baby boy, he was laying on the bed, I played with the photo removing the background of the wardrobe etc.. then adjusted the contrast and lighting after adding a few brushes of dandelion effects :) / Created at 2am Would love your feedback on this as it is going to be a gift. Olympus E-300 / 22 mm / F/4 / 1/40 sec / ISO-200
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