Jello juice - always present in my kitchen.

Please note - with all of my images so far, I have at least done color corrections. This is Straight from the camera - no alterations.

here's the data -

ISO 200

1/125 second

f 5.6

50 mm focal length

A bathrobe over a kitchen bowl. A seamless sheet of white paper lit from behind by my strobe at 1/16 power. The glass was 30 inches from background. Camera was 4 feet from subject. My wife poured the juice into the glass. By the way, this was not a series of multiple shots. This is my first attempt and I snapped the shutter at exactly the right moment. very lucky - but I did it.

Weekly Assignment - "From Your Kitchen"

It should be really easy to find a subject for this one. Try to focus on composition and how you can make the photo uber compelling even though it may be a household item. Look forward to seeing what comes in. Good luck.

This oughta get me caught up...mostly.

I bet you thought I would never post again. HA. Let me know what you think.

Water

Mirror

Long Exposure.

Geometry.

For Fun.

Opposites.

Balance.

The Art of Science Made Clear.

Abstract.

f/22

ISO 100

Bias 0 step

1/4 sec exposure
The gradient effect was just for fun.

Science made clear...

Yup, Science made a clear stone which is similar to a Diamond. Science also made a light source which uses a 650 nm wavelength. Both are depicted here. Enjoy!

Exif data:

manual settings and focus

ISO 100

35mm on a $40 crap lens with the front element removed. It makes an excellent macro lens. :) distance of about 2" from subject.

f 11

AV 1/125

Lit with my AlienBee B400 at about 3/4 power, with the same setup as the one in the scissors photo 2 weeks ago.

The Art of Science Made Clear: The Sound of Science v1.0 and 2.0

v 1.0

v 2.0

So I was listening to the Beastie Boys and it hit me... so I took some old ear phones and plugged them into my iPod. I filled a cookie sheet with a bit of water, rustled up some Paul's Boutique and tah dah!

f-stop: f/2.2

exp: 1/125 sec

ISO: 400

Focal Length: 50mm

I added a color gradient to the image in Photoshop. It was too funky fresh not to post yo!

Battery Power!! (The Art Of Science Made Clear)

Multiple Exposure MagLite

The Art of Science Made Clear: A Robin's Eggs

Science: Reproduction works! This is a robin's nest outside the backdoor of my parent's house.

Okay here it is...

The assignment this week is pretty easy and self explanatory. Ready?.... OK....

The Art Of Science Made Clear

Direct any questions about the assignment to Jed.

Weekly Assignment: Braden

No our assignment isn't to take pictures of Braden, though that could prove to be interesting. Braden, lets hear it, what's the assignment this week?

Abstracticus

okay here is my real submission for this weeks abstract picture.

Abstract

This is actually 2 trees. The original was struck by lightning and died and the new tree grew around it (the dead portion is the darker part inside that looks burnt).

f/stop: f5/6

exposure: 1/250 sec

ISO: 400

focal length: 55mm

lighting: natural

Post: Just dinkin' around in Photoshop. I really wish I knew what I was doing in there. Anyone wanna volunteer to teach a Photoshop 101?

Abstract

ISO 200, f/5.6, 1/100 second, 80mm

ISO 200, f/6.3, 1/160 second, 28mm

Completely unaltered images ;) Ok... maybe not.

Abstract...I guess...

I really did not know what to do for abstract, so I guess this is my submission for this week.

This actually is an HDR shot....

green in the abstract

So... here is my submission.

F 5.6

300 MM

ISO 200

Manual settings, including focus. Yes, I know the focus is a little soft - that's what happens when eyes get old :(

Abstract

Butter utensils