Filed under: photography | Tags: impossible project, photography, polaroid, silver shade
The wealth of toil.
Filed under: video | Tags: animation, lomo kino, lomography, photography, video
A brief test run shot on the Lomo Kino I received for Christmas. Noise has been borrowed from Shane Constable. I recommend clicking through to youtube to see it at a larger scale. Unfortunately it has not compressed particularly well due to the foliage.
Filed under: photography | Tags: canon, construction sites, film scanning, landscape, lomo, lomography, photography, super sampler
Some frames from a recent roll of film. These have been scanned from negatives with my newly acquired Conon CS9000F scanner which I am so far immensely pleased with. It should eventually mean a saving on my film processing costs and allow me more freedom with some other projects I have in the works.
Filed under: 2012 made in, craft | Tags: art, landscape, needlepoint, silo, tapestry
My most recently completed tapestry. An experiment in finding the balance between the time spent making and the clarity and quality of the resultant work. Few images of interest to me work at this resolution, usually losing their link to realism and their atmosphere when reduced so dramatically.
A much larger tapestry is hovering near completion with only two square inches remaining unfinished. An order of yarn from the UK will be its savior, hopefully soon.
Filed under: photography | Tags: brickpit, d90, dslr, landscape, nikon, photography
The brickpit, an industrial crater transformed to frog habitat as seen from the aerial walkway.
Filed under: photography | Tags: black and white, heidelberg, impossible project, landscape, photography, sepia, silver shade
The gift of a classic Polaroid camera for Christmas has provided the impetuous for using more impossible project film. The high heat of the day seems to be the cause of the sepia tones. These images are developing towards a small series of photographs.
