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Oldman too said:Route 66, Albuquerque, N.M.
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That's in Chinatown, I assume? I visited New York just two years before 9/11, and I stood at the base of one of the WTC towers and looked up along the wall. They were incredibly tall.morrobay said:Catherine st. Downtown. Note the WTC towers. I used to work at WTC 6 while a customs inspector at New York seaport.
Yes ,the East Broadway Chinatown district as opposed to the main Canal st + side streets ( Mott st, Mulberry st.) Chinatown district.DennisN said:That's in Chinatown, I assume? I visited New York just two years before 9/11, and I stood at the base of one of the WTC towers and looked up along the wall. They were incredibly tall.
Awesome light value, that's art!DennisN said:After sunset at a rocky beach, taken yesterday.
Thanks! I had actually planned to go down to the start of the Öresund Bridge (at the Swedish side) to take some pictures there, but I saw this scene on the way there and decided to get off the bus earlier instead.Oldman too said:Awesome light value, that's art!
That was a good call.DennisN said:but I saw this scene on the way there and decided to get off the bus earlier instead.![]()
Is he holding a Peace Pipe? Is that why he has that big grin on his face?Oldman too said:Just thought I'd drop this one on the pile also, A.E. hanging out with the Hopis near the Grand canyon.
Why yes, that is a peace pipe, as opposed to a war pipe (or bong).berkeman said:Is he holding a Peace Pipe? Is that why he has that big grin on his face?![]()
Einstein: "I went on a trip to the US and visited an ancient tribe. We smoked some strange stuff. And that was the first moment I got the idea of the theory of relativity."Oldman too said:If he was asked about what was being smoked, his expression may have looked something like this.
There is an interesting story behind the Einstein pics I've posted. They aren't very much mainstream A.E. shots and I had to search them using specific criteria. I recently finished reading "Einstein, his life and universe", an amazing biography, if you have read it I don't need to say more, if you haven't had the chance, check it out, you won't be disappointed.DennisN said:Einstein: "I went on a trip to the US and visited an ancient tribe. We smoked some strange stuff. And that was the moment I got the first idea of the theory of relativity."
I'm actually thinking of going back to Copenhagen soon, and bring a bike with me on the train and then bike around in the city to places I haven't been to.epenguin said:And I'll give you some Copenhagen too.
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I looked for the original but regretfully I had already deleted it. I should have kept it.morrobay said:@DennisN Could you post the original , un edited photo of Sun Street in post #588 for comparison so as to see the after effects.
Yes, this is a neat thing to do, you haven't done it before.DennisN said:Something really experimental this time...
I've been thinking about testing the pinhole camera technique for quite some time, and I finally got around to do it. I made a "pinhole lens" (well, it's not actually a lens) from a camera body cap by drilling a hole in the cap, covering the hole with black tape and then punching a small hole in the tape with a needle:
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My first test object was my cat.
Cat (with pinhole cap, exposure: 2 seconds):
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Cat (with pinhole cap, exposure: 4 seconds):
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Cat (with pinhole cap, exposure: 5 seconds):
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As you can see the photos get very, very soft and "dreamy".
It's pretty fun that photos can be taken with just a small hole in front of the camera sensor.
I'm going to try experimenting with it outside in nature, to see if I can get "dreamy" atmospheres.