Archive: 2008 February 25

Photo: Sunset in Motion

By Richard X. Thripp at 2008-02-25T04:06:01Z in Photography, Shop, Stock Photos, with these tags: 4x6-lustre, automobiles, beauty, bright, canon rebel xti, contrast, efs 18-55mm, motion, orange, sky, sunset in motion, sunsets, yellow, 1 Comment. 77 words.

Sunset in Motion — a car speeding past a bright-orange sunset

A speeding car is the foreground for a stunning sunset outside my home. I’m breaking some rules here: the horizon is tilted, and the sky is over-exposed, but it’s worth it because this is different and creative. Right? :smile:

Editing: burning on the sky and dodging on the car, plus more contrast with the curves tool.

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Canon Rebel XTi, EFS 18-55mm, 1/30, F4, 30mm, ISO100, 2008-01-01T17:45:45-05, 20080101-224545rxt

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Photo: Common Geometry

By Richard X. Thripp at 2008-02-25T02:27:44Z in Photography, Shop, Stock Photos, with these tags: 4x6-lustre, architecture, b&w, canon elan iie, common geometry, ef 50mm 1:1.4, film, kodak tri-x 400, 0 Comments. 53 words.

Common Geometry — street lights in a new light

I took this shot from right underneath a street light; the subject is quite interesting yet overlooked. Developed this from black-and-white film; it was sunny out yet I managed to get a dark sky. :smile:

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Canon Elan IIe, EF 50mm 1:1.4, Kodak TRI-X 400 35mm film, 2008-01-28, common-geometry-rxt

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