The Alamo....good, no...GREAT! Mexican food, and hot sticky weather is what San Antonio is all about!
The altitude chamber for flight school was all sorts of craziness! They brought us up to like 30 something thousand feet, then rapid decompressed the chamber! We had to don our masks and gangload our regulators or choke! Fun!
I'll be coaching a teammate for a Brazilian Jiu jitsu tournament tomorrow. I hope I get some kickass pics! If I do...I'll post them here!
Later!
-Mark
Friday, June 29, 2007
Monday, June 25, 2007
San Antonio - High Dynamic Range and Multi-Temporal Images...Whew!
I'm pooped...walking around Seattle for a week and now I'm running around the river walk in San Antonio. It's hot and muggy -- I like it! Below are images I've captured today.
The first is a multi temporal image. Put your camera on a tripod, take three shots of something moving with something not moving (for reference). Cut and paste two of the pics and paste them in as red and green layers of the third image (it is already the blue channel). So basically you've combined red, green, blue of three pics. Anything moving turns into acid, anything standing still is exposed correctly :)
The 5 shots below are of the river walk and buildings leading there. All images below are High Dynamic Range (HDR). Slap your junk onto a tripod, take a good metered image and take eight shots: 4 stops up and 4 stops down (shutter speed not aperature!). Merge'm together with Photomatix, throw some S curve lovin' from Photoshop and you get what you see below... :)
The HDR shots below are inside my swanky brothel-looking hotel :)
Ok tomorrow I'm off the altitude chamber for my flight school stuff (for work). Wish me luck!
PLAY!
-Mark
The first is a multi temporal image. Put your camera on a tripod, take three shots of something moving with something not moving (for reference). Cut and paste two of the pics and paste them in as red and green layers of the third image (it is already the blue channel). So basically you've combined red, green, blue of three pics. Anything moving turns into acid, anything standing still is exposed correctly :)
The 5 shots below are of the river walk and buildings leading there. All images below are High Dynamic Range (HDR). Slap your junk onto a tripod, take a good metered image and take eight shots: 4 stops up and 4 stops down (shutter speed not aperature!). Merge'm together with Photomatix, throw some S curve lovin' from Photoshop and you get what you see below... :)
The HDR shots below are inside my swanky brothel-looking hotel :)
Ok tomorrow I'm off the altitude chamber for my flight school stuff (for work). Wish me luck!
PLAY!
-Mark
Sunday, June 24, 2007
One Last Post For the Night
I'm off to San Antonio for a week. I'll be enlisting my old friend Terry and her husband Chuck for some photography practice. I told Terry, to get some old clothes ready to get wet, muddy and dirty :)
-Mark
-Mark
My Version of Light Painting
Here's an experiment I did a long time ago. Just thought I would show some old experiments..of which I have thousands of images! Maybe I'll post a few. Some involve lasers, blur, cow skulls, eggs, and fire!
This is long exposure and some fun with a laser pointer :)
This one below is titled Flowers, and was done in my backyard with a flashlight.
PLAY!
-Mark
This is long exposure and some fun with a laser pointer :)
This one below is titled Flowers, and was done in my backyard with a flashlight.
PLAY!
-Mark
Painting With Light
So at the Antiworkshop John demonstrates some kick ass painting with light stuff. Of course this involves a willing participant. My buddy Zulu, a Rhodesian Ridgeback, African Lion hunting dog became my subject for my experiment. He sat there quietly as I blasted him with light! Not even a fidget or complaint, as he normally does when I have him sit there for a photo. I think it came out ok, nothing dramatic or award winning but proved to me I can do it. Now it's time to do some serious stuff :)
-Mark
-Mark
Blur Can Be Good
DOF makes me happy :)
Friday, June 22, 2007
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