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Red Tide
Image Title:  Red Tide
 
 By: Joggie van Staden  
  Copyright ©2005



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Photographer Joggie van Staden {K:41275}
Project #50 Alternate Perspective Camera Model Nikon D70
Categories Abstracts
Macro
Still Life
Film Format
Portfolio Appearance of Rust
Patterns of Decay
Abstracts
Lens Nikon  105mm f/2.8D AF Micro
Uploaded 9/16/2005 Film / Memory Type Lexar  1GB
    ISO / Film Speed 16
Views 1606 Shutter 1/250
Favorites Aperture f/16
Critiques 16 Rating
6.00
/ 4 Ratings
Location City -  George
State -  WESTERN CAPE
Country - South Africa   South Africa
About What is up above you will find below"

A saying that is often true - Number 6 in a series I am doing on the "Appearance of Rust".

All photos were taken on subjects in my backyard which are in a natural process of oxidation. Most of it on an old painted 44 gallon drum. My aim is to find patterns, textures and colours that echoes possible scenes from this world and even the universe. So please take on your imaginary glasses and tell me if you see what I saw, or something different or ...nothing at all!

These are all at the super-macro level (magnification ratio of 2.5 to 1 and closer). I used my Nikon 105 micro lense with a 2.5X Panagor macro converter. All settings on manual, the built-in flash on manual, full strength. Not tripod used. All photos are uncropped. All colours are as I found them - the only changes made were adjustments of brightness and contrast.
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There are 16 Comments in 1 Pages
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Brendan Mudd   {K:386} 9/16/2005
Very good abstract!! Great work. Regards ...Brendan


Dana Finchum   {K:2200} 9/16/2005
Beautiful, vivid colors. Definately resembles arial veiw of shoreline. Has a gem stone appearance also. Nicely done!

Dana


Marian Man   {K:69445} 9/16/2005
increadible dear Joggie!!!!! fine colors and textures!!!!!! red tide or volcano lava!!!!!! love it!!!!!
my very best regards
Marian


Robert Kocs   {K:89061} 9/16/2005
Wonderful texture with magnificent colors! Great find!
My best regards!
Robert


John Lamb   {K:9669} 9/16/2005
Wow Joggie. Great abstract. As a verticle it reminds me of a Van Gogh. Regards John


Linda Bique   {K:74033} 9/17/2005
beautiful abstract Joggie, the intense colors are lovely, reminds me of what marble or quartz would do as they age? Not sure but just a lovely rendition...well done...Linda


Kiarang Alaei   {K:49075} 9/17/2005
Wonderful look and special work!


Tjaart van Staden   {K:946} 9/17/2005
Best in the series Jog!


Chris Spracklen   {K:32552} 9/18/2005
Super abstract, Joggie, with a very appropriate title.
The detail is astonishing.
Best regards, Chris


Bryan Jarmain   {K:11941} 9/18/2005
A really nicely framed rust abstract macro. Almost looks like a mineral macro. I like the simplicity of this one...


jude .   {K:14625} 9/19/2005
Gorgeous hues and texture, Joggie...really well done.


Nigel Watts   {K:11045} 9/27/2005
Wonderful photograph, looks like an arial photograph
Nigel


Quix Photography   {K:20204} 4/7/2006
Love the wash of colours here... are these caused by the rust or nicely manipulated in Photoshop? Very effective.

Sue x


Joggie van Staden   {K:41275} 4/7/2006
Hi Sue - I used the minimum manipulation here - only a slight adjustment in contrast, brightness and sharpness. The colours are derived from right to left:
* Deep reds - wet oxidising metal - Rust,
* Blue-green tones - degenerating paint, discoloured by heat (drum used for barbeques!) and creeping rust
*Light blue/grey - a weathered label on the drum surface

Hope it make sense!


Quix Photography   {K:20204} 4/7/2006
Brilliant! I think I'm going to start collecting scrap metal in my yard now... lol

Very impressed by the whole series... thank you for your reply.

Sue x


Masahiko Shibata   {K:14814} 4/19/2006
Beautiful!!Great work!!


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