Sunday, October 28, 2012
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Adventures in Black and White
More Hipstamatic double exposures. I don't know who this woman is, or why there are two posters of her in Ashton Lane, but she does go quite well with the leaves.
Glass roses
Obviously the tower had to feature at some point...
Clouded trees
Light through a star and "The Twelve Dancing Princesses".
Labels:
black and white,
double exposure,
glasgow,
hipstamatic
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Only
My latest favourite photo app is Hipstamatic's multiple exposure plugin (multiple exposures are also my favourite thing about my real Holga). It's also given me a chance to try out some black and white double exposures before going out with actual black and white film. I did have another one like this that I liked a bit better, but it said "permit" across it, which is a daft word to have on your photo.
Labels:
black and white,
hipstamatic,
multiple exposure,
only,
photo,
road markings,
square,
trees,
words
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Threads of Ska
Threads was back after a bit of a break last week with an all-ska programme, where everyone was moving fast (including the crowd).
Joe Viterbo
Capone and the Bullets
Esperanza
More photos over here.
Friday, October 12, 2012
Botanical
I recently acquired this tiny Kibble Palace-alike for my office window ledge. The clover's not really there - it's a double exposure to give the general impression of plants, although some viola seeds are hopefully germinating in it as we speak.
It's only about 3 inches tall and the same along, so I could really do with a tiny sprinkler system in it so that I don't have to take the whole thing off the base to water the seeds, which tends to lead to the roof collapsing. I'm also a bit worried about what will become of the roof if the violas do grow as, while they're fairly small plants, they're not that small and I fear it might all turn into a bit of a triffid scenario...
Labels:
blender,
botanic,
double exposure.,
glasshouse
Monday, October 08, 2012
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