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Daniel Hachman
born in October 1977 it took Daniel Hachmann nearly 30 years to find the right tool to live his creativity:
“Show me your art and I will tell you who you are.”
Daniel Hachmann`s work reflects his inner self as it reflects the world around him.
Chris Boffoli
Christopher Boffoli is a writer, photographer, filmmaker and artist. His work has appeared in newspapers, magazines and online publications around the world. He currently resides in Seattle, Washington, USA.
The time of grime
Don’t Call Me Urban! is the result of a 12-year project by photographer Simon Wheatley, who has documented the everyday lives of people at the heart of London’s grime scene.
BEARS!!!
Photographer Jill Greenberg has taken portraits of many animals. In particular she did a series on bears called Ursine. The different emotions of the bears she captured is amazing. Check it out.
Microclicks
Untitled Micro Click image by Simon Tomlinson
There is a cool technique that can be done with a Holga similar to a panorama. But, rather than trying to line up the image edges, they are purposefully overlapped. Usually 7-8 images make up a 180° image. What you get is more of a wide angle effect, rather than a panorama.
Here is a link to a guide on how to shoot one yourself. The rest of the site has some other great tips and advice on Holgas.
See the passage of time
Incredible, eerie photographs taken by basic pinhole cameras with six month exposure times. A 6-month exposure enables Justin to capture the arc of the sun as it rises or sinks over 6 months. This final photograph, called ‘Bridge View’, shows six months of the sun’s luminescent trails and its subtle change of course caused by the earth’s movement in orbit.
Here is a link to his website as well as a how to.
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How to
It’s like giving your point and shoot superpowers!
I did this to my Canon Powershot at the beginning of the school year. I’ve had some fun making time-lapse sequences. There are lots of scripts for all kinds of things, like really slow, or really fast shutter speeds, and motion detection, and even a lightning detection script. It works for many different cameras and is a great way to be able to take RAW images with a point and shoot.
CHDK screen shot