with rain being forecast for the next few weeks, I hope this isn't the last dry leaf I see for a while.
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Digitalis are a small team of photographers who specialise in producing high quality bespoke images for our clients. Based in Cork and Tipperary, the team covers a wide geographic area. We specialise in Weddings, Portraits and Fine Art photography, but as you'll see from our gallery we do some commercial work as well. To relax, we enjoy wildlife & nature photography.
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Have Mobile Studio will Travel
The latest in studio technology - the inflatable studio.
How can it be safe I wondered ? According to the manufacturer "If it starts to deflate you would have roughly 4 minutes to make your way to an exit." which sounds fine I suppose, it's the statement "if you suffer from a rare disease that causes you to run in slow motion this may not be the product for you", are these guys for real ?
Judge for yourself at http://www.ips-studio.com/.Kudos to the Strobist for the link.
Wide open @ f/1.4 part 2
Why sometimes cobwebs make me hungry.
I love how the out of focus droplets on the web look, it makes me
think of an Aero ad. This is straight of the camera.
Wide open @ f/1.4 part 1
I wonder how much depth of field I've got wide open at 2 feet. As you'll see from this image of a rope swing in the woods, in the words of Paul Daniels - "not a lot".
According to DOF Master: Depth of field Total 0.04 ft
god sky in the woods - Autumn is here
It's that time of year again when you get the lovely mist in the woods early in the morning, worth getting up for.
The Hunt Museum - Photographic Exhibition.
Fond Memories Bring the Light: the Photography of Franz Sebastian Haselbeck October 13 - November 7 2010
Www.huntmuseum.com
Shadow Catchers Exhibition
http://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/photography/shadow-catchers-camera-less-photography/
The essence of photography lies in its seemingly magical ability to fix shadows on light-sensitive surfaces. Normally, this requires a camera. Shadow Catchers, however, presents the work of five international contemporary artists - Floris Neusüss, Pierre Cordier, Susan Derges, Garry Fabian Miller and Adam Fuss - who work without a camera. Instead, they create images on photographic paper by casting shadows and manipulating light, or by chemically treating the surface of the paper.
Images made with a camera imply a documentary role. In contrast, camera-less photographs show what has never really existed. They are also always 'an original' because they are not made from a negative. Encountered as fragments, traces, signs, memories or dreams, they leave room for the imagination, transforming the world of objects into a world of visions.
