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A sign of another life perhaps? Maybe.
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Done with an ancient, secret and mystic Welsh lomo technique graciously handed down to me by Matthew Norman
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Smoking is a practice where a substance, most commonly tobacco, is burned and the smoke tasted or inhaled. This is primarily done as a form of recreational drug use, as combustion releases the active substances in drugs such as nicotine and makes them available for absorption through the lungs. It can also be done as a part of rituals, to induce trances and spiritual enlightenment. The most common method of smoking today is through cigarettes, either industrially manufactured or rolled with loose tobacco and a rolling paper. Other forms, though not as common, are pipes, cigars, hookahs and bongs.(wikipedia.org)
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Dissection is cruel and unnecessary. With the alternative methods available today, schools can save thousands of dollars AND thousands of lives. Some things to consider are psychological impact, education, animal welfare, environment, cost, and chemical exposure. / / ALL proceeds will be donated to the Physicians Committee For Responsible Medicine. / / “To go against the dominant thinking of your friends, of most of the people you see every day, is perhaps the most difficult act of heroism you can have.” / ~ Theodore H. White, American political writer (1915-1986)
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DSCF2129sp FujiFilm FinePix F30 (IR Mod) / 1/360 sec / F/2.8 / ISO-200 Captured with 700nm Filter, custom white balance. On foggy morning, I look out of my window. There you are, behind the trees. / Yes I still cannot see you yet. / I feel you there. Thinking of me, Think of you. © All rights reserved :hinting Morning shot here: / Please see the rest of my portfolio. /
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Infrared. Camera: Canon EOS 450D / Filter: R72 / ISO400 / f/5.6 / Focal Length: 18mm / Tripod
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. . . I finally did it. / The most addictive substance on earth Oil on Stretched Canvas – No Airbrushing 48 X 48 inches / 122 X 122 cm Original : / Sold / contact my Agents at Gallery 112 / ......................................................................................
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Early morning in Port Phillip Bay
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My late lamented 15mm fisheye lens served me well. Waiting for the 14mm to arrive….any day now….. Dunedin railway station, Mainland NZ. If you ever get to this city, you MUST see the station! NEW ZEALAND
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Alice found her wants and needs change rapidly when she was ripped from her printed childrens book, then scanned onto a computer and put through all these weird filters. / All of sudden, she didn’t want to play with the small furry animals anymore… she wanted to stab the small furry animals. / Well… that’s progress. Something different for me… public domain images with filters…weird shit. I changed the original wording & spelling to stop confusion, it was a bad play on words. / After a hundred attempts i think I got the black version looking half ok
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Two Bleeding Hearts… they beat as one. =) Images copyright ©Kimberly Palmer– 2008. / Copying, displaying, manipulating or redistribution of any image from this portfolio without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited
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yes I got the flood, but I had to use it at least once… :)
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I’m not sure about this one so I’d like your feedback, please. / / These steps are located in Darling Harbour, Sydney. They are one of the many water features in the area. / / It was really hard to get a good shot of them…this was the best one that I could come up with. It was a really bright and hot day so I used a polarising filter, an ND4 filter and an ND8 filter to try and get a longer exposure. / / Camera: FujiFilm FinePix S7000 / ISO200 / f/8 / 1/5 sec exposure / On my hands and knees getting strange looks from lots of tourists who were just prepared to stand over them and snap away..lol / / / /
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A Panorama shot of 5 images of the Paradise cove Jetty in Mauritius at Sunset .
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Took this image yesterday morning from Kingspark at sunrise . / Was a 10 image stitch panorama
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This Toyota concept vehicle was on display at the 2008 Melbourne International Motorshow. I went crazy with a flood filter and got rid of the people standing around it to create this image. The car is called the FT-H5 and is a hybrid electric concept, the car was also on display at the Chicago motorshow. Click here for my other photos of cars!
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DSLR Beginners Guide - Silly things No.2
by The Gift of Art: Members of A Photographer's Craftby Adrian Rachele Silly thing No.2 – Multi Coated Filters & Cleaning Most photographers …
by Adrian Rachele Silly thing No.2 – Multi Coated Filters & Cleaning Most photographers will always have a filter attached to the end of their lenses. The main reason is protection. It is also handy for cutting down on unwanted ultraviolet light. With the advent of digital photography, the multi coated filters like the Hoya’s Pro1 D, or B+W MRC filter series are now the standard for digital photography. What the manufacturers will not tell you is how to clean the filter without damaging it. I used the Eclipse cleaning fluid to clean the filters. It states on the website that i can clean filters with this fluid. I even had some Pec Pads i can use in conjunction with the product. Bad idea. While it is true that you can clean filters with this product, i found it is not true for multi coated filters. Take my advise, and do not even try it. It seemed to remove the coating and create large streaks and then little pools of uncoated glass. I did manage to salvage it slightly, but the filter was ruined. One of my more expensive circular polarisers was for the bin. So what to do? A fellow photography enthusiast informed me he himself does not use any special fluids, brushes or the like. The best and cheapest method, is to give the filter a blow with something like Giottos Q.Ball if it needs it. Use your breath to dampen the glass, and clean using a good cleaning cloth. I currently use B+W’s cleaning cloth, which is a great product. If you have managed to get salt water, dirt or some other alien matter on the filter, use tap water to clean, let it dry, and clean in the way just mentioned. If you do have dirt, please be sure you have removed all the dirt before wiping with the cloth. Otherwise the glass may become scratched. Granted, this may not be the only method of cleaning, but it has worked well for me thus far. If anyone has some other tips or tricks, i would love to hear them. But do not forget, do not use special fluids on multi coated filters. Take it from this numb skull. One way i have avoided the heartache is to not purchase the multi coated filters. I now use the B+W standard UV filter as a protector filter, which is also cheaper. It does a great job, and it is easier to clean. —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- Please check out the author’s portfolio of work here
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Sunset on the Atlantic at North Shore Nova Scotia on Cape Breton Island. Singh Ray Warming Polarizer and 3-Stop Reverse Gradiant Filter
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Watch and listen to this song here / . / movement / no movement / just a falling bird / cold as it hits the bleeding ground / he lived and died… / catch sight / cover me with earth / draped in black / static / white sound a day without substance / a change of thought / an atmosphere that rots with time / colours that flicker in water / a short term effect scream! / as she tries to push him over / helpless and sick / with teeth of madness / jump jump dance and sing / sideways across the desert / a charcoal face / bites my hand / time is sweet / derange and disengage everything a day without substance / a change of thought / the atmosphere rots with time / colours that flicker in water / a short term effect an echo / and a stranger’s hand / a short term effect / an echo / and a stranger’s hand / a short term effect / . / The Cure
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