Ten Thousand Places

Copley farmer’s market July 15, 2009

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My parents got me my first digital camera ever for last Christmas (I know, but I had a really good film camera that lasted for years), but I have only now gotten around to buying batteries and learning how to use it. I spent the whole day taking pictures and then editing them with iphoto. These are my first attempts to enter the world of digital photography. I’ll post a few here, but follow this link to see the rest.

Copley Square fountains

Copley Square fountains

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Close-up of fountain

Sunflowers and produce

Sunflowers and produce

Root vegetables

Root vegetables

I don't know what these are.  Squash?

I don't know what these are. Squash?

Berries

Berries

 

Electric photos by Robert Buelteman July 2, 2009

Filed under: Photography — tenthousandplaces @ 9:32 pm

Thanks to Ze Frank for this discovery.  You can read the Wired article here or check out Buelteman’s website. He does something with electricity that I don’t quite understand, but I love the results.  Here are some of my favorites.

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Take on me. June 16, 2009

Filed under: Community,Photography — tenthousandplaces @ 5:47 pm

Multimedia art by Patrick Loughlin, “This is what I would look like in a Duran Duran video.”

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Picasso and light drawing January 29, 2009

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Another fun haus dinner at 71 ending in random conversation and collective internet searching led to a discussion about long exposure in photographs and Picasso’s light drawing.

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Brilliant, the drawing and the photography. The question is, how is Picasso not blurry from movement? Joel had almost the right answer; the full story can be found here.

 

 
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