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the event had an opt-out from photos where people could wear neon wristbands, but in practice it's kinda impossible to tell who in the audience is actually wearing one cuz most of the time both of a persons wrists aren't visible, so i took it as an interesting limitation to crop and rotate heavy to get only the action in the shots. pretty fun stuff. shot with a manual focus 28mm on apsc so i had to be riiight up on the pool to get these shots. i'm still trying to get the oil out of my lens and camera heh.. a good pile more of these photos will end up here in the near future
nines does sequential documentation of a day that was way too hot but healing all the same.
cuddling by the fan, trying to beat the heat with the cats, cooling off in the library, reading comics, wandering down the street to get a drink and some gyros, back home and melting in the heat even as the sun sets, discovering the ac and watching star trek with the cat, then working on the house, hanging on the porch enjoying the breeze, ending the day with drinks on the curb
i miss: my cat, my friends, bidets, toilets, washing my hands, showers, baths, just really everything associated with having running water (turns out that was a cool invention [i wish public bathhouses existed here that would solve a lot of my problems right now]), air conditioning, insulated living spaces, the list goes on
i dont miss: the extreme psychological torture, having to drive like 30 minutes to ever do anything
let's see how long this lasts
first, what we were greeted with when we first arrived,
second, a view out of one of the windows,
third, a view of the new bridge to canada from the nearby boat launch that is fiercely guarded by a lot robocop
poisoned shadow sweeping across the land, a giant needle and thread, a cult who eats godslime to become children again
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@0x35c these shots were both 1 second exposures, handheld, at 1.7 aperture and 200 ISO (my camera's base ISO, which I never leave). I kept the camera steady for most of the second, then swung it hard near the end. I took like 6 shots doing this and these two were the most pleasing.
In post I gave each shot a custom tone curve to deepen the shadows and brighten most of the rest. Topped it off with some RGB curves to give the image more of a blue/orange contrast. I do my edits in rawtherapee. c:
i genuinely wonder how did you manage to get everything clear while moving the camera for the lights ? (i'm new to photography)
the lights look like scratches on the right, i love that effect! sick colors too