LIKE!Spenner wrote:These were just some vivid synesthetic things I saw when listening to some Burial today.
Influenced only by the magic of musiconly spent about 10 minutes on each though, basically stream of consciousness vector work.
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This is so good!bleak. wrote:
bleak. have you ever considered bundling a bunch of these pictures? Pictures like this one and the sun mirrored in the water, those possibly accompanied with some text/poetry.... I don't know what something like that would cost, but I would certainly be interested!
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i will definitely take that into considerationrik0000 wrote:This is so good!bleak. wrote:
bleak. have you ever considered bundling a bunch of these pictures? Pictures like this one and the sun mirrored in the water, those possibly accompanied with some text/poetry.... I don't know what something like that would cost, but I would certainly be interested!
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Album Design! It was all done with ink, cardboard and acrylic paint (except for the small text)
Printing finished today just in time for the first leg of a countrywide tour. Stream the whole freaking thing here: http://soundcloud.com/prettyblueguns

Front!

Back!


Inlay!
Printing finished today just in time for the first leg of a countrywide tour. Stream the whole freaking thing here: http://soundcloud.com/prettyblueguns

Front!

Back!


Inlay!
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hey man, my photographs are very much digital vs analog - taking the best of both worlds and finding results which i'm happy with. my main camera is a canon 550d (highly recommended) whilst the analog photographs vary between olympus cameras, cheap disposable cameras, toy cameras etc. the majority of the photographs are shot on the canon, with the light leaks coming from the toy cameras. hope that helps!Ottomatik wrote:bleak, all your pictures are awesome! Lots of beautiful tones and colors and atmospheres… Which camera do you use, and which lens? (if that's not indiscreet)
I'm so jealous of your talent!Keep going!
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Bravo! What software did you use?jambone wrote:
Check out the full video here:
Thanks.....and enjoy!
http://englishrussia.com/index.php/2009 ... ghthouses/
I'm going to go there and listen to Geogaddi until I transcend.
I'm going to go there and listen to Geogaddi until I transcend.
Thanks! Really interesting technique! Do you have several lenses for your 550D or just one? Which focal length and aperture do you prefer? I really like your pictures, I love the feeling they give!bleak. wrote:hey man, my photographs are very much digital vs analog - taking the best of both worlds and finding results which i'm happy with. my main camera is a canon 550d (highly recommended) whilst the analog photographs vary between olympus cameras, cheap disposable cameras, toy cameras etc. the majority of the photographs are shot on the canon, with the light leaks coming from the toy cameras. hope that helps!











