http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qZ8EnJoJMY
Still working out how to do this!
The end result (and thanks as always to m’lovely friends who let me misuse their perfectly nice faces)
pen and ink, A3
Monthly Archives: May 2012
Queenie
More inky scribbles, and more trying to figure out how wrinkles work.
Blue, black and red ink with a dip pen, A3.
The demon truck
On a photography night-walk through the city I encountered this wonderfully lit demolition site, with the gates open to allow a truck full of debris to exit. Went too far when processing for noise, but decided I rather liked the surreal effect; it was a pretty surreal scene.
Handheld, ISO 1600, f1.8, 1/125
Norman
Pen and ink, with a dip pen … I always forget how much I enjoy using the stuff, and then I remember again and fritter away an afternoon in scribbly lines.
Norman, pen & ink, A3
Wildlife portrait photography continued …
Keeping with yesterday’s theme of looking them in their tiny little faces.
iso 200, f2.83, 1/125
Wildlife portrait photography
I admit, it’s very small wildlife. These were taken in the garden this afternoon, playing with a new macro lens on my nearly new camera. I’m finally getting the whole aperture/depth of field/shutter/iso interactions sorted in my mind, which is just as well since at this scale the tiniest tweak can drastically affect the outcome.
They say to always focus on the eyes
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