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pAnOrAmA / from hOrIzOn by David Cardona for Antioquia Cinema Cluster on... by davidcardona

2013-06-10T18:17:35Z

pAnOrAmA from hOrIzOn a nOn flAsh tAkEs single by David Cardona cInEmA phOtOgrAphy & cOntEnts dEvElOpmEnt for Antioquia Cinema Cluster on hIs 6th ANNIVERSARY in PHOTOBLOG. ._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._. HANGOK TENGERÉN -On the Sea of Sounds- "Together with you my home is everywhere, / You carry me on noisy seas, / Hundred countries call me, so if you come with me anyway, / Speak to me, your sound come over me!" Flora Tandi ._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._. Best wishes at first dear ladies and gentlemen. "The only real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes". -Marcel Proust- It has been six years since 2007.06.10 sharing the David Cardona`s nOn flAsh tAkEs based on F-NFTE concept (Film - Non Flash - Non Tripod - Non Editing) with the most special ladies and gentlemen around the world! The cinema composition principles and the David Cardona and his special team´s CEM Strategy, based on Long Tail Concept, founds the posibilities of work, art, education and friendship on the Media when contents have been well structured preserving the quality and the love for a global audience. David Cardona thanks Juliana Tobón, colombian artist, for her friendship and support at begining of this project, G. Baker, actress, for her trust and collaboration and Mike Zupan & Michael Zhang for their managing and leadership from Photoblog.com. Thanks for your willingness and support. I feel so honored of your friendship! Have an incredible and very happy summer. A big hug and warm regards! U r thE bEst ! : D David Cardona cInEmA phOtOgrAphy & cOntEnts dEvElOpmEnt On hIs sixth anniversary in Photoblog.com 2007.06.10 - 2013.06.10 ._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._. "How many more times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps twenty. And yet it all seems limitless." -Paul Bowles- The Sheltering Sky Sharing with U a Very Special Tribute on Summer: IN MEMORIAM NEDA Thanks for your willingness and support dear ladies and gentlemen! U r thE bEst! &hearts; Photoblog.com! ______________________________________ All Rights Preserved by the blUElIzArd OpEn rOUnd tAblE Group A mrcardona&mrstobon@companion This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 License.

Kota Kuala Muda | fishing village by nooriz

2013-06-11T09:05:52Z

Kota Kuala Muda borders the states of Penang and Kedah, Malaysia.

I like New York in June, how about you? by marcinkwil

2013-06-08T14:22:31Z

Accidental double exposition and one sho above... by metapompa

2013-06-06T11:32:14Z

So after the first shot I forgot if I've changed sides of the cassette with film.. well old head.. To not waist the not exposed strip of film I've decided to take both sides again, like nothing happens , that way no side was left empty and one of them was doble-exposured for sure :)

Strings in analogue stripes by metapompa

2013-05-29T01:23:16Z

Since the film stripes are quiet long the photos can be filled with something similar. Old Polish bass guitar was perfect victim! In order to incorporate something alive into the composition I've pushed my head very uncomfortably to the neck of the guitar and added right hand for dramatisation :D Since the piece of film is very narrow there was a few miss-shots , but after 3rd try the result is acceptable :))

Father's Day when my daughters gave me a present of a kitty cat by magnets

2013-05-26T21:08:44Z

All that was missing was a whoosh, a flash and some swirling camera movement to indicate that I had left the present and been transported in to the previous. Found photographs have a way of undertaking just that. There I was in my 2012 kitchen, reaching behind my refrigerator using a broom deal with attempting to kill a cricket that had been driving me crazy. OK, if my little ones are reading this, I was wanting to catch the cricket and release it into the backyard to go forth and reside a prosperous life. There. Anyway, behind the fridge have been a couple of yellowing, discolored pieces of paper. Using a couple of deft swipes together with the broomstick, I was capable to bring them within Neodymium Magnets attain. I flipped them over and whoosh! Suddenly I was in a classroom. Had to become 1999. I could actually hear my previous self say, "Let Daddy take one more image," along with the moment captured on film played out prior to my eyes. My daughter, Sarah, was no longer 19 years old, tall and beautiful. She was six, adorable and sitting inside a plush dinosaur chair subsequent to her perfect pal, Delaney, in Mrs. Blaine's classroom. The photograph was partially water damaged, plus the corners had been curled up, however the time-traveling memory it brought back felt as fresh as if I had just clicked the button around the camera. I acquire the older one particular gets, the more 1 says, "Feels like it was yesterday." There have been way more yesterdays behind the fridge. Clearly, at some point in the past, I had stacked rubber magnets some photographs on major with the refrigerator. It's truly a character flaw, but when my wife says, "Find a place for these," I quite often find yourself setting whatever it's on top in the refrigerator. Who wants photo albums, perfect? The following dusty and water-damaged photo was of my youngest daughter sitting on a table inside a hotel in Orlando for the duration of a Disney World trip. This 1 had the date on it: 12/28/2002. Man, feels like yesterday. As the permanent magnet cricket started chirping once more, I sat on the floor from the kitchen and flipped through the long-forgotten, now-found photos. Found pictures will probably be a point future generations will miss out on. All photos nowadays get downloaded into the pc instead of getting placed on prime on the refrigerator. There have been seven pictures behind the fridge. With every single one particular came a whoosh of mental time travel. Easter 1995. Thanksgiving in our first apartment. Father's Day when my daughters gave me a present of a kitty cat. A group of girls on a trampoline in my parents' backyard. They're all grown ladies now, but behind my refrigerator they had been frozen at 7 years old. I hope they are as pleased now as they had alnico magnets been then. Major smiles. I blew off attempting to kill the cricket. (I mean, capturing it to set it totally free within the yard.) I used some refrigerator magnets and identified locations for the long-lost photos on the front of our extremely cluttered refrigerator. We use the front with the fridge as a communication station. Now, along with the cricket chirping, whenever I visit the fridge, I will also hear the miraculous sound of whoosh

Another stripes by late evening light by metapompa

2013-05-15T01:43:37Z

I have to give up using of the old films, this is a lottery. I used two pieces of the 20y-old Foto64 and one of them lost the light-sensitive layer completely and the second one I was so lucky to fit my ace right where the film was contained. From one of the last local photo stores I've got the Agfa APX 100, just a regular modern film and both of the shots came-out as expected. The incidental smudges and shapes on the old film are maybe interesting, but you never know if the image will even show the object or the smudges only. The photos were taken by natural light from partially covered window at Sunday evening. Since the old film became less sensitive for the first photos Iv'e had to stay still for 16s! The Agfa material is a regular ISO100 so the time of opening shutter was about 3-4s. everything that by aperture about f5,6 or something (it s hard to see the scale since the lens is a bit modified and placed inside the camera ;) ).

B&W Film 2013 by RJQPhotography

2013-05-11T11:48:14Z

Film Projection by jnc12

2013-05-01T23:20:36Z

At my school we have a film lab and this is the set up we have to learn (well had to) in order to complete an audio process. Taken with a Pantech cell phone camera and processed in Bridge Tag: Smartphone2 Day 122 May 1

Sprinkling Droplets by jnc12

2013-05-03T21:42:21Z

I have uploaded this picture earlier but this is the film version of it. I do feel that the digital one is much batter in terms of composition and detail. Day 122 April 30

School of Trees by jnc12

2013-05-03T21:38:21Z

Something about trees, texture, and film just creates a great image to display. Day 120 April 29

Day 116-118 by jnc12

2013-05-03T01:29:31Z

More pictures to print (Lucky Me lol) Day 116-118 April 25-27

April 23, 2013 by vmeyers

2013-04-23T20:55:44Z

A man sits behind his glasses wrist moving frantically, up and down, back and forth across the paper. Reading..., writing? Mood: mystery.

Days 112-115 by jnc12

2013-05-03T01:22:50Z

Works of film for my class and i will print them all. (Hopefully) Day 112-115 April 21-24

VECCHIA INSEGNA TRATTORIA "MILANO FILM" (MILANO - Via Baldinucci) by BERLIN80

2013-04-23T16:14:20Z

Reflecting Tree by jnc12

2013-05-03T01:18:51Z

This is a picture i plan to print. I am not sure if i want more contrast or less. Day 111 April 20

Lighting Heat by jnc12

2013-05-03T01:16:49Z

This is definatly one of my favorites because the capture of this heating it just awesome. I have no story behind this besides i love it. Day 110 April 19

Reaching Out by jnc12

2013-05-03T01:14:40Z

Processing film to digital has its compilations but it is well worth it to see this with out wasting paper. Day 109 April 18

centuria super 200 by amnezic

2013-04-14T15:14:09Z

expired 35mm film in 03 / 2007

Hanging Leaves by jnc12

2013-05-03T21:46:12Z