Daniel Mountford's Double Exposures Are Created In Camera All images by Daniel Mountford. Used with permission. Photographer Daniel Mountford is a creative designer who has an incredible Behance profile as well as some of the more interesting double exposures that you’ll probably see. Dan does his work all in-camera with little bits of post-production to give a filter effect. This comes from his experience using Holga cameras; and he tells us that learning to do that on film was quite a process involving trial and error. His creative vision for his double exposures is one that stems from combining emotions with memories connected to specific people in his life. Phoblographer: Talk to us about how you got into photography. Dan: Whilst studying Graphic Design at college, I took a darkroom techniques evening class and my interest in photography started there. Phoblographer: What inspired you to want to create double exposure portraits? Dan: I was really inspired by more abstract photography than conventional. Like what you read?
Les 100 du numérique en France Un million d’emplois, 148 milliards d’euros de chiffre d’affaires et plus de 8% du PIB. Qui oserait encore douter du poids du numérique dans l’économie française ? Comme le montre notre infographie, son importance ne cesse de croître dans tous les domaines. Il a pourtant fallu attendre que Google commande une grande étude au cabinet mcKinsey pour que la France prenne enfin conscience de l’enjeu. Et encore, l’enquête ne portait que sur l’écosystème du web, laissant de côté l’électronique, les progiciels, l’informatique embarquée, les jeux vidéo… Pourtant le numérique, c’est tout cela. une industrie hybride qui s’infiltre dans toutes les autres : la santé, l’aéronautique, l’automobile…À titre d’exemple, près de la moitié de la valeur ajoutée d’une voiture est électronique. Twitter et les 100 du numérique Retrouvez et suivez les 100 du numérique à travers la liste des comptes créée par L'Usine Nouvelle Dossier coordonné par Aurélie Barbaux Les 100 du numérique en France
Misha Gordin Photography Misha Gordin est un photographe vivant aux USA qui, malgré les avancées technologiques, continue de travailler avec un appareil photo argentique. Explorant la place et la nature de l’Homme à travers des clichés visuellement impressionnants, découvrez ses superbes créations sans manipulation numérique dans la suite. 2nd grade This brilliant idea comes from Reggio Children Inspired, and I experimented with it a bit today. I used an xacto knife to cut slits on the flat side of large bubble wrap, and stuffed the inside with yarn. I love how it makes a messy bunch of scraps look like nice neat little balls – too cool! My mind is sufficiently blown now with all the possibilities, because this could make some great outdoor, as well as indoor art.
Chantal Anderson Jenna Yankun. February 2014. Brooklyn, New York. 2 weeks ago17 notes happy friday, you guys. 1 month ago13 notes eliz: Chantal Anderson in her new placeAngelino Heights, Los AngelesMarch 2014 eliz took my photo at a little housewarming party the other night. 2 months ago383 notes(via eliz) A couple stills from moving day. Here are a couple things I’m gonna miss most about Portland:-Kombucha on tap (all day, everyday)-Good bar food (bacon)-Candyland colored houses (see #candylandhousesofpdx) -OREGON (the most incredibly diverse and amazing state)-Riding my bike to the bluffs at sunset and drinking wine wrapped up in paper bags-Sauvie Island picnics-Swimming holes-FOOD Here’s a list of my go to spots for food in pdx: BreakfastSweedeedeeBroderP’s and Q’sTasty N’ AlderRoost LunchCanteenPrasadEl GuerroWolf and BearsPor Que No? DinnerThe Woodsmen TavernLuceKen’s Artison PizzaPortobello Vegan Trattoria Pok Pok NoiNavarre 2 months ago20 notes
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Maciej Dakowicz - photographer Crafts for Kids: Tissue Paper Butterflies - Playdough To Plato | Playdough To Plato Activity for ages 4 to 8. The sun is shining, thermometers are climbing and that can only mean one thing… spring is on its way. This spring-themed butterfly craft project can easily be modified for preschoolers to second graders and is a perfect compliment to our popular bugs and butterflies math and literacy unit. To Prep Before asking my daughter to join me, I gathered my supplies: Various colors of tissue papers cut into 2 inch squares12″ x 18″ black construction paper12″ x 18″ white construction paperA pencil {a white crayon would work well too}ScissorsWhite glueWatercolor paintbrush {or any soft brush} I folded the black construction paper in half and then used my pencil to draw one half of a butterfly. I placed the tissue paper squares on a tray and poured a glob of white glue into a bowl. To Create Since we had been talking about Spring and the life cycle of a butterfly, I told my daughter that we were going to create a butterfly craft. I love collages because anything goes. Find More