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A bit of a late one for today’s photo so I got some of the props I got at the start of the year to make this somewhat abstract photograph. A pencil, some black paper and a light box is all it took (well a camera as well, obviously with
AKA a million and 1 uses for a vegetable steamer. I didn’t get the shot I was looking for with this but found it, after I had put all my gear away, so you’ll get that next time. I had some fun in photoshop with this as you can see
As the nights start to draw in again I’ve dug out the light table and ball bearings again to start back up on the black and white unite series of shots I started at the beginning of the year. Not sure this particularly fits the brief, but nice to give
More steel ball bearings, this time photographed between two metal shelves from my desk tidy.
It was lovely weather all day as I worked away in the office. As soon as I finished work, the heavens opened, so I’ve gone back to the Black and White Unite series, combining 2 of the patterns I used earlier in the series and adding some soup spoons to
The 15th (!) in the Black and White Unite Series. This is proving a useful series to do when I have nothing else to photograph or limited inspiration.
A similar shot to yesterday’s but with a different pattern, hopefully different enough for your enjoyment 😉
Another shot in the Black and White Unite Series. I’ve printed up a whole new batch of patterns to use in this series, so look out for a few more in the series.
Is it just me, or can you see a goat/ram’s face in this? I’ve decided that this shot qualifies as part of the Black and White Unite series as it is 1 image duplicated and flipped to make the final image…I saw the goat/ram’s face looking at the single image
A continuation of my Black and White Unite series…and the title is not an indication that this is the last one. This is becoming an interesting project. I started out making the pattern backgrounds in Photoshop, I’ve now progressed onto using Adobe Illustrator as well, a program that I have
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