This shot was taken through the same device that I used for this one, and I was going to try and explain what it is again but there's a photograph of one on photorealistica, which will probably make more sense than another garbled description.
As for this shot: it's one of two that I'm putting up and I'm reasonably pleased with how it turned out. That said, I would have preferred a little more detail in the inverted portrait, but on the whole I think it's ok. Tomorrow's, on the other hand, is a portrait of my wife and think it's quite a lot better (though do tell me if you disagree).
Oh, and after today I'm away until Friday. I have shots to put up, providing I can get internet access to post them, but I wont have any time to respond to comments. I'll try to catch up when I get back, but by then there'll only be six days till we move (fingers crossed) so things may be a bit hectic for a while.
camera capture date aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO focal length image quality white balance cropped?
Canon G5
9.42pm on 11/6/04
f2.5
1/60
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
50
14.4mm
RAW
auto
minor
Wow, this is really quite trippy. Definitely would be an interesting contribution to the Mirror Project =)
Hope all goes well with the packing and moving. . .
comment byamanda at 03:09 PM (GMT) on 14 June, 2004
i love the fact that i want to look upside down.
intrigues me till i see what i want to see in the shot.
youre so gonna have to name this glassy thing.
you could market it even!
the chromasia ball of intrigue
who needs a lensbaby when youve got the chromasia ball of intrigue? =D
This shot was taken through the same device that I used for this one, and I was going to try and explain what it is again but there's a photograph of one on photorealistica, which will probably make more sense than another garbled description.
As for this shot: it's one of two that I'm putting up and I'm reasonably pleased with how it turned out. That said, I would have preferred a little more detail in the inverted portrait, but on the whole I think it's ok. Tomorrow's, on the other hand, is a portrait of my wife and think it's quite a lot better (though do tell me if you disagree).
Oh, and after today I'm away until Friday. I have shots to put up, providing I can get internet access to post them, but I wont have any time to respond to comments. I'll try to catch up when I get back, but by then there'll only be six days till we move (fingers crossed) so things may be a bit hectic for a while.
capture date
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
focal length
image quality
white balance
cropped?
9.42pm on 11/6/04
f2.5
1/60
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
50
14.4mm
RAW
auto
minor
interesting composition. love the grain/noise in this...
Nice job. This one sort of reminds me of that M.C. Escher sketch, "Hand With Globe" or something similar.
The page came up and I said "Hi Escher!" The black and white definitely adds to that effect. Glad to see you're having fun in the middle of a move.
Wow, this is really quite trippy. Definitely would be an interesting contribution to the Mirror Project =)
Hope all goes well with the packing and moving. . .
i love the fact that i want to look upside down.
intrigues me till i see what i want to see in the shot.
youre so gonna have to name this glassy thing.
you could market it even!
the chromasia ball of intrigue
who needs a lensbaby when youve got the chromasia ball of intrigue? =D
Hand with the Globe comes to mind, too -- Very nicely done... I like the article on Photoblogs -- really nice.
bob
Beautiful. Love the hand effect!
Wish you luck with new town. Love pics of empty house :)
Thanks. I'm quite pleased with this one too.
look like M.C. ESCHER (1898-1972) ?!!!
rick