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Three colored Bottles..

July 27, 2011 2 comments


This is one of the Water drops from bottle project results, i edit the photo in the photoshop to colored the red water into blue and mauve.






































MoneyArt 100QR




This is a shot of the 100 Qatari Riyal [1$ = 3.65QR], it’s a yellow, green and mauve money paper with some draws.
It shows two buildings first one for a traditional building and in front a mosque.

This is part of the money paper, the other half dose’t show any art.

























You can find a list of all BankNotes graphics on this link.

Water drops from bottle..

July 23, 2011 13 comments



How to shot the water while it drops out from the bottle?

In this project we need to setup a studio to be ready with the following:
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Here i am listing the equipment that a used in this project, you may have better studio than this..:)
o} A Bottle.
o} Food colors.
o} Light.
o} Monopod.
o} Tripod. [80cm from the bottle]
o} White Paper as a background.
o} Hanger. [to hang the bottle up side down]
o} I used the Nikon D90 + Nikon 35mm lens with shutter release cable.

1. Fill the bottle with a colored water and hang it upside down try to close the bottle hole with your hand. [Click the image to enlarge]











2. Start shooting [use the release cable] and remove your hand and let the water comes out from the bottle.

I come up with almost 200 shots here are some samples..
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I just start to play with the photos in Photoshop and LightRoom here is one image and other will be post later..[Click the image to enlarge]
















MoneyArt 50QR




This is a shot of the 50 Qatari Riyal [1$ = 3.65QR], it’s a red money paper with some draws.
It shows the building Qatar Central Bank with seashell and pearl in front of it.

This is part of the money paper, the other half dose’t show any art.












You can find a list of all BankNotes graphics on this link.


Photo Frame by Photoshop Action..#7




In this Action the file MUST be resized to 1500W, new layer will be created (filled with white) and curved rectangular to be erased from the white layer.

Name: ahradwani_curveFrame
Contain two actions for two frames.
Download: Download the File from the Photoshop Actions in my “Download Section
Result: [Click the image to enlarge]















In this action 4curveframe your image will looks like this..
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Sun Eclipse Lens cover … Create One..

June 20, 2011 9 comments

How to create a sun eclipse cover for the camera lens you have?

What do you need?
* Cardboard – any color.
* A4 paper or any paper that can be twisted around the lens.
* Camera Film.
* Tape (Masking/Duct Tape)
* The lens that you want to use. (I prepare two covers for my Nikon 70-300mm, and Sigma 50-500mm)

Assemble it..
* Put the lens on the card board and draw a circle around the lens.
* Draw a rectangle in the middle of the circle and cut it out,
The cutting area must be smaller than the film width/height.

The RED rectangular is the Film size, you have to cut the GRAY (Smaller) rectangular




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* Fix the film on the card,

for now, you have the cardboard and the Film taped on it you need another one step to start shooting the sun in the mid of day.






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* Make a Cylinder of the A4 and use the tape to fix it.
* Place the Card inside the Cylinder (on the top of one side – left 1cm) and use the tape to fix it.



Now you have this, and it’s complete, just fix it on the top of the lens and shot the sun.





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Final result… the cover for the Nikon 70-300mm



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Done …


Here is a shots for the sun and it was great to see the small black spot on the sun! i don’t know what is it but it’s there you can see it, too make sure it is not a dust on my lens; i move the camera to the right and left but the spot dose’t move which mean it it not on the camera it is something on the sun or close to it it may be a planet… Have Fun



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The Camera Setting
Exposure Time = 1/1250″
F Number = F13
Exposure Program = Manual
Date Time Original = 2011-06-20 16:02:48
Exposure Bias Value = +5EV
Focal Length = 1000mm





Moon Eclipse 15 June 2011

June 17, 2011 4 comments

The longest Moon Eclipse on 15/6/2011, I used Nikon D90 with Sigma 50-500mm lens and 2x tele-converter to reach the 1000mm. Here are some photos and more will be posted in coming days.





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Here is another one..










More photos will be posted..



Other photos on my Flickr..

Photo Frame by Photoshop Action..#5


In this Action the file will be resized to 2500W, 0.5cm border will be selected and copied to new layer with multiply blinding mode finally white border the image will resized (about 0.5cm), New layer will be Created with two rectangular one as out border and the second is just bigger than the image.

Name: Simple Dark.
Download: Download the File from the Photoshop Actions in my “Download Section
Result: [Click the image to enlarge]







Instruction:
– Un-ZIP the file.
– Copy the file to this folder :[Your Drive] .. Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Presets\Photoshop Actions
– Open the Photoshop (this sample is for Photoshop 7.0)
– Your image must NOT BE on the background Layer, copy it to new layer first.

For How to open an action file in Photoshop Click Here..

Water Drops Project

August 22, 2009 4 comments

This is the Water Drops Project,
 
Here is the studio and the requirement
 
 * White/Black A4 Paper for the background.
 * Black or any color Plate to hold the Water Drops
 * Plastic bag with small hole (with needle head) hanged over the plate.
 
I used Nikon D90, Nikon 105mm macro lens, Nikon SB-900 Speedlight, and comeup with +700 shots, +/- 100 are catched some drops and/or water stalagmites (if we can use this word!!) and water crown.
 
here are some photos,,
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
thats it for now,,
 
Ali