An old clock tower that seems like it may have also dealt with a severe storm or two in its life.
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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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red,
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Messing Around With Cyanotype
...not the actual printing process. More so, I was trying to create a style that would look good with the photos I took today...what I ended up with is reminiscent of a cyanotype. A cyanotype or an underwater world. One, or both, of the two.
Both of these are from the greenhouse in the Botanic Gardens
I guess they were just doing some standard pruning, but when I opened the door and saw men with chainsaws and hardhats peering through the bushes and trees, it was as if I was witnessing some mass deforestation. I felt like they felt that I was judging them for what they were doing.
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pruning,
rain forest,
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