
1. this is floating over my desk right now
2. it is being held up by spider webs, which also float.
3. it was taken with my zumi digital
4. no photoshop
5. it’s Halloween and Halloween is suppose to be scary.


1. this is floating over my desk right now
2. it is being held up by spider webs, which also float.
3. it was taken with my zumi digital
4. no photoshop
5. it’s Halloween and Halloween is suppose to be scary.

planes float in the air, right?
holga, no flash. i played with the highlights and color a tad with iphoto.
note: i was disappointed not to get a window seat on any of the 4 flights of our recent trip, so i politely asked the person in the window seat if i could snap a quick photo.

canon g10
macro setting
ambient light
set up: white cup, green tea bag, hammered spoon, white textured placemat underneath
Shot just a smidge above the cup on a mini tripod. Started without the spoon and realized the shot needed some contrast. Added in the spoon, and time elapsing helped water color. Sharpened in photoshop and tried the shadow/highlight filter which lightened up the tea to a nice yummy caramel color. Now looking at it, would be nice to have a highlight on the teabag for separation, looking flat. next time, on it.

i hate to be cliche but this zinnia lived for 2 months after i cut it from our front beds and i figured this would be a proper burial. there’s no shortage of empty jack daniels bottles at our house! other shots here.
top camera- d40 w/ macro filter
bottom camera- voigtlander brillant (extra dim viewfinder on that one!)
no retouching but would love for someone to tell me what to do about that hot spot?

Joe giving Jude a ride during Jude’s first trip to the beach.
Sony Cybershot
Slightly adjusted the levels.

Camera: Canon 40D
Lens: EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro
ISO: 400
Shutter Speed: 1/30
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 100mm
Drops of olive oil floating on water inside of a black crock pot..
Canon 420ex left and rear at 1/16 power. Canon 580ex II camera right at 1/8 power.
Blacks tweaked just a bit in Adobe Camera Raw.
Joshua R. Craig
http://www.joshuarcraig.net
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joshuarcraig


50mm
f/3.2
1/400s
ISO 200
Chloe and Olive play together a lot. This is at the end of Olive’s birthday party at a local park, and they’re both red-faced and tired from running around for a couple of hours, climbing on the jungle gym, going down slides and having fun on the swings. This is post-cake, too, so the sugar rush is long gone.
‘Time to go, Chloe! Olive, give Chloe a hug goodbye.’
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