Beautiful early
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Another not entirely right panorama from a camera my father made. Using these little cameras were a bit of a trick at times but the results were so various and mad that I love them. There are only five in this series. Below is a thumbnail of some Dad’s camera’s His camera always produced much better photo ’s technically than mine but I maintain that the mistakes I made with mine made for a more interesting image :)
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done in cs2
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Up at Glen Affric, really early, watching the sun slowly rise, illuminating trees at different distances through the mist. The best way to spend a morning.
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more…............ / taken in salem nh april 2008
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Sunrise over a misty Missouri Valley. I believe we will sleep long enough, one day.
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A mother American robin feeds a holly berry to her hungry little nestlings.
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Sunrise spectacular
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Happy Father’s Day. / Muyan is the local Wurundjeri word for Silver Wattle. Taken by the Yarra at Warrandyte in Early Spring, August 2007
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This series of panaramas was taken with a handmade camera using 120 film. The eccentric nature of the image is probably down to the eccentric nature of the camera! My father made it for me out of painted panels of MDF and a bit of twiddling …. oh and really nice Mamiya 1:6.3, 65mm lens. This is one of my favourite driveby images in the city hub. Its looking back towards the city and at the Redfern Housing Commission Blocks at the back edge of Redfern and Surry Hills. If you look really closely you will see a tiny little Centrepoint Tower next to the smallest of the tower blocks. Just over to the right of that in the sky is a tiny little dot which is actally a helicopter flying a huge Aussie flag. Because of the size and quality of the negative, if this was blown up to mural size you would be able to see the all the details on the flag and the helicopter. I would estimate this negative to be the equivent of around 250-300 megapixels. Film will never die! The colour balance is what happened when I scanned it and I love it . It seems to suit the other worldly sense of place in this image. I hope you guys like it too. Below is a thumbnail of some Dad’s camera’s His camera always produced much better photo ’s technically than mine but I maintain that the mistakes I made with mine made for a more interesting image :) /
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Asiatic Lily / got for easter from My sweetheart
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As the sun broke over the horizon, it’s rays gently kissed this Tulip. Each day, as I awaken, I receive early morning blessings. Ever grateful for the gift of life, I rejoice in loving and being loved. Image and text created by Susan Isabella Sheehan. / “Art Is The Perception Of An Altered Reality©” / Copyright 2008 Surreal Digital Artist™ I invite you to visit Surreal Digital Artist
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Got these in the hospital / cant wait to plant them
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sadly these are almost gone.. / glad i captured them ~ / tried sepia on this.. / TELL ME IF YOU LIKE?
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Lakes Entrance, Victoria
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taken early in the morning in the fresh clean air above Zermatt
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Stenigot is one of the most unusual places you could ever visit… I wanted to capture something of the surreal ambience, howling wind, isolation and stark elemental beauty that I felt and experienced. The post processing of this shot was quite instinctive, I didn’t so much decide the outcome as let it flow from my fingers based on the memories and sensations I collected there… [I discovered another little HDR ‘tweak’ along the way, but that will remain my secret.]
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This was the view from my studio window for nearly four years. I loved that studio but it was right at the back of St Peters station and really bleak at times. The photo was taken with one of my Dad’s homemade camera’s and is part of a small series of panoramas that I am uploading now. Enjoy! Below is a thumbnail of some Dad’s camera’s His camera always produced much better photo ’s technically than mine but I maintain that the mistakes I made with mine made for a more interesting image :)
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