An old clock tower that seems like it may have also dealt with a severe storm or two in its life.
Showing posts with label grey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grey. Show all posts
Monday, February 20, 2012
I'll Tilt-Shift The World (or at least the majority of Belfast)
Got caught in a heavy downpour. Had to hide my camera under my jacket. Sadly, I was shooting with my homemade tilt-shift lens. So that meant I also had to hide my massive and heavy 90mm Mamiya lens...and the bellows of a plunger. But I got this...
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Pepper Grayscale Study
Three delicious sweet peppers. A yellow, an orange, and a red.
Once these three peppers were converted to the grayscale, where they fall on the scale becomes visible. The red, the one all the way to the left is much farther from the orange (middle) then the orange is from the yellow (right). Also, I would have thought that yellow would have been closer to absolute white than orange is. Unless my photograph didn't convert properly, or the lighting ruined something, I was wrong, and orange is actually closer.
Once these three peppers were converted to the grayscale, where they fall on the scale becomes visible. The red, the one all the way to the left is much farther from the orange (middle) then the orange is from the yellow (right). Also, I would have thought that yellow would have been closer to absolute white than orange is. Unless my photograph didn't convert properly, or the lighting ruined something, I was wrong, and orange is actually closer.
Pepper Grayscale Study
I wonder if we would be as inclined to eat fruits and vegetables if they were just shades of gray.
I wonder if we would be as inclined to eat fruits and vegetables if they were just shades of gray.
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