Music: Star Wars – Soundtrack This is a simple case of “Oh lets see if that is going to work out”. 5 exposures at 2EV difference. HDR Tone Mapping in Photomatix. No Photoshop. I thought the flare might come up nice after processing, but I never imagined it to be like this. I hope you like it.
I took this picture near the beach where I took my waterscapes «Fog and fire»«liquid diamonds»«fire and ice »«land of fire»while going on the other part of the camp at the other beach.It was very foggy as you can see and the scene was realy magic .The same morning I took« Mirage» and «HEADLAND» but those where taken at the other part of the lake.That’s why I have so many picture with fog.Every time fog is there I ‘m out and very early of course ,it’s so quiet and magic .Walking in the woods is a real passion …but that you already know….inspired from the movie /
Model: Helen Mclean / Photography: Jo O’Brien
So called for the 16:9 aspect ratio, and the feel of the image. The inspired Jo O’Brien, inner Melbourne, early 2008. / For those who are interested, the technical details of this image are: Canon EOS 5D 100mm f/2 lens ISO 1250 f/2, 1/2 sec Lightroom “Wet Chrome” preset, 16:9 crop
Tee by Sánchez
Model/MUA/Concept/Styling etc. – Atrophy Gloria Swanson is alive and well and living in Melbourne, it seems. Canon 40D + 50mm 1.4 + overcast daylight = Silver Screen Fun. Copyright 2008 Harmony Nicholas
For fans of the classic Kung Fu theater, the Shaw’s invented this genre…hi ya!!
Winner of the Vintage Lettering Challenge (My first challenge win!) Featured in Anything Theatrical Group The Astor Theatre in St Kilda was built 1935-36. The Astor Theatre is architecturally significant as a highly intact, rare survivor of a Jazz Moderne, or Art Deco, style cinema. Its façade includes a stepped parapet wall, a projecting bay flanked by three large recessed panels with casement windows, and a cantilevered awning with pressed metal ceiling. The projecting bay features an eight point star in bas relief with an illuminated neon sign and flanked by twelve illuminated, ascending stars. Beneath the theatre awning are four shopfronts and the theatre entrance. The side walls are red brick and the roof is corrugated iron. Source: Victorian Heritage Register Canon 450D / ISO 800
My first Boris Karloff portrait as the monster of Frankenstein. / I must reveal you – this was the most difficult painting I’ve ever done in my life!!!!!! But it’s worth every moment I worked for this. / ROUBLE Full view please / 21×30 cm / Acrylics on canvas — / / — © All images copyright ROUBLE RUST / Spyridoula Bleta / All the images in this gallery are copyrighted, are NOT part of public domain & may not be reproduced, copied, edited, transmitted, uploaded, downloaded, or published in any way without my permission. Any violation of this copyright law will result in a lawsuit.
It´s not that I had ever been a big fan of classical music, but have to admit that it has helped me a lot while on the making of movie and Tv scripts, as well as to deal with some very special moments of my life. Appassionata Beethoven´s Piano Sonata No. 23 in F minor, opus 57 is one of those music compositions that is really hard to not have in mind. / All three movements of the Appassionata sonata lasts about 23 minutes, so if you want a hear a segment of it, and also to know a little bit more of its creation, you may go here) /
This is one of my first cinema4D renders; I lost the original project file so it´s not possible to get a higher resolution version. Anyhow, I thought you´d like to take a look at it. It was inspired by the Beatles´s “She´s Leaving Home” amazing song. So here are the lyrics: Wednesday morning at five o’clock / as the day begins / Silently closing her bedroom door / Leaving the note that she hoped would say more / She goes downstairs to the kitchen / clutching her handkerchief / Quietly turning the back door key / Stepping outside she is free She (we gave her most of our lives) / is leaving (sacrificed most of our lives) / home (we gave her everything money could buy) / She’s leaving home after living alone for / so many years (bye bye) Father snores as his wife gets into her dressing gown / Picks up the letter that’s lying there / Standing alone at the top of the stairs / She breaks down and cries to her husband / Daddy our baby’s gone / Why would she treat us so thoughtlessly / How could she do this to me She (We never thought of ourselves) / is leaving (never a thought for ourselves) / home (we struggled hard all our lives to get by) / She’s leaving home after living alone for / so many years (bye bye) Friday morning at nine o’clock she is far away / Waiting to keep the appointment she made / Meeting a man from the motor trade She (what did we do that was wrong) / is having (we didn’t know it was wrong) / fun (fun is the one thing that money can’t buy) / Something inside that was always denied for / so many years (bye bye) / She’s leaving home (bye bye)
Copyright DaniloLejardi 2009 / (Please view large) / I guess most of you probably know or have read about Penelope, the faithful wife of Odysseus, who keeps her suitors at bay in his long absence, and that her name has always been associated with faithfulness. And Time. / Well, I decided to recreate this character once more by thinking of Helene Ruiz. Why? Well, because you probably know that one of the recurrent elements in her works is Time _ if it´s not her main theme. Just take a look at her gallery. / So this is my very personal tribute to one of the greatest artists in town. / This is also a tribute to one of my favorite Spanish singer/composers of all times: Joan Manuel Serrat. One of his most known musical compositions is Penelope, precisely; the story of a woman who spent all her life waiting her lover to come back. Though in this case, her lover returned, but he was so old that she couldn´t recognize him, and then she forever continued to wait for the love of her youth. Here is a videoclip of singer Diego Torres singing Serrat´s Penelope. / Here are the lyrics of Serrat´s Penelope ( In Spanish): “Penélope, / Con su bolso de piel marrón, / Sus zapatos de tacón / Y su vestido de domingo. Penélope, / Se sienta en un banco en el andén / Y espera a que llegue el primer tren / Meneando el abanico. Dicen en el pueblo / Que un caminante paró / Su reloj una tarde de primavera. Adiós, amor mio, / No me llores, volveré / Antes que de los sauces / Caigan las hojas Piensa en mi, volveré por ti Pobre infeliz, / Se paró tu reloj infantil / Una tarde plomiza de abril / Cuando se fue tu amante. Se marchitó / En tu huerto hasta la ultima flor, / No hay un sauce en la Calle Mayor / Para Penélope. Penélope, / Tristes a fuerza de esperar / Sus ojos parecen brillar / Si un tren silba a lo lejos. Penélope, / Uno tras otro los ve pasar / Mira sus caras, los oye hablar, / Para ella son muñecos. Dicen en el pueblo / Que el caminante volvió. / La encontró / En su banco de pino verde. La llamó, / “Penélope, mi amante fiel, mi paz / Deja ya de tejer sueños en tu mente. Mirame, soy tu amor, / Regresé.” Le sonrió / Con los ojos llenitos de ayer / No era asi su cara ni su piel, / “Tu no eres quien yo espero.” Y se quedó / Con su bolso de piel marrón, / Y sus zapatitos de tacón / Sentada en la estación.”
Featured in Bryce and Beyond! / Please view large. / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi / This is a new version of an old Cinema 4D render. In fact, it was the first image I tried to upload to this site, but I realized that the original resolution was extremely low considering RedB image size requirements. / Just blurred small areas with Photoshop. The icy-water mesh was created with RealFlow software. / Oh! The original idea was that of recreating an ice queen, or something like that. / So, here it´s again. Now available in all possible sizes. / / An original cinema 4D render . (CINEMA 4D is a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3-D graphics application).
/ Please view large. / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi / Just ordinary life, at one of those intimate situations we have to face _ or will have to _ at some time. It is the moment before contact is established, or perhaps re-established…. / Although I had a particular experience in mind, I suspect it could describe other circumstances and feelings. I’m not trying to get you to guess what I experienced, but rather to explore the range of situations and emotions this image can apply to. So, can you imagine a real life situation like the one I depicted or the associated emotions?
Please view large. / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi I prefer not to introduce this image to you; not to contaminate you with my visions, I mean. / Anyhow, I´ll appreciate comments regarding to what this image provokes or evokes on you. / / An original cinema 4D render; no postwork this time except for the titling. /
/ Please view large. / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi This is a recreation of an image I created a couple of years ago. / / I dedicated it to my disciples and to their most recurrent ghost: violence. / A cinema 4D render (CINEMA 4D is a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3-D graphics application).
Please view large. / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi / Basic render was done in Cinema 4D; rest was done in Photoshop by blending layers and doing some digital painting. / A cinema 4D render (CINEMA 4D is a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3-D graphics application).
Please view large. / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi / Basic render was done in Cinema 4D; rest was done in Photoshop by blending layers and doing some digital painting. / A cinema 4D render (CINEMA 4D is a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3-D graphics application).
Please view large / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi / Basic render was done in Cinema 4D; rest was done in Photoshop by blending layers and doing some digital painting. / A cinema 4D render (CINEMA 4D is a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3-D graphics application). / /
Please view large / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi / Basic render was done in Cinema 4D; rest was done in Photoshop by blending layers and doing some digital painting. / (CINEMA 4D is a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3-D graphics application)
Please view large / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi / Main fairy figure and her accesories were done in Cinema 4D; rest was done in Photoshop by blending layers and doing some digital painting. Main background image is RB artist jewelskings´s Fog No. 2. / Jewelskings in Redbubble / Jewelskings in Deviantart / Jewelstocks in Deviantart I felt so deeply in love with this image since the first time I saw it that couldn´t help but asking permission to jewelskings to use it here. Nevertheless, I think this image deserves much more attention _ and recognition_ by itself due to its own undeniable merits. / Thanks a lot jewelskings for letting me to work so close to this incredible image. CINEMA 4D is a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3-D graphics application.
Please view large / © 2009 Danilo Lejardi / Main figure is a Cinema 4D render; I blended to the original a couple of fractal images created with Apophysis in Photoshop; there´s also a bit of digital painting. / (CINEMA 4D is a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3-D graphics application). Notorious Tropicana nightclub, the template from which Las Vegas was made, is a world known cabaret and nightclub in Havana, Cuba. / It was launched in 1939 at Villa Mina, a six-acre (24,000 m²) suburban estate with lush tropical gardens in Havana’s Marianao neighborhood. It inmediately became a magnet for international celebrities, musicians, beautiful women, and gangsters. The long list of stars who flocked to the Tropicana included Édith Piaf, Ernest Hemingway, Jimmy Durante, Pier Angeli, Maurice Chevalier, Sammy Davis, Jr., and Marlon Brando. / Headliners included Xavier Cugat, Paul Robeson, Yma Sumac, Carmen Miranda, Nat King Cole, Josephine Baker and Liberace. Heralded as a “Paradise Under the Stars,” the Tropicana became known for its showgirls, conga sounds and flashy, spectacular productions. / The Tropicana continues to operate with very few changes to this day, attracting tourists to its elaborate floorshows.
© 2009 Danilo Lejardi / Main figure was done in Cinema 4D; also blended a couple of Apophysis renders, and did a bit of digital painting.
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