Facepod Unsteady

[Brian Moore]

XA on unsteady facepod (vin du table-related?) with Arista Premium 400 film.

 

[Beth Carter]

how many bottles of wine did you have during dinner that night? cool pixie dust effect in the first, and the squiggly lights in both of them.

 

[Brian Moore]

how many bottles of wine did you have during dinner that night? cool pixie dust effect in the first, and the squiggly lights in both of them.

Clearly not enough to steady the facepod sufficiently, Beth! Thanks for the comments, Beth.

 

[Hamish Gill]

Ha! There is a fine line with facepod and alcohol consumption ... You need just enough, but not to much. If you get it right you find the balance just between the shakes and sways ... This is also the best time to play bar sports such a pool as you will find yourself un characteristically good! Unfortunatly this period of brilliance can quickly turn on you so never let the alcohol induced cockiness that oft comes along with such brilliance lay any money on the table!!

anyway, I would say this was toward the end of the shakes ... So yeah, a little bit more wine was required ... Thankfully though we you were partaking in art and not sport ... In art "shortcomings" can become something more special!

these photos make me think of the "C" word! Not the naughty one, or the one that requires lots of medication and sometimes a bandana ... The one in December that people think it is acceptable to already be mentioning

 

[Pete Askew]

It does indeed have elements of the C-word about it. I also have some photos of biofilms that are not dissimilar! But do like the jelly-like tower in the first shot. Next time, try a horizontal orientation for the face pod (sometimes this happens automatically anyway). It can provide an interesting view point and is often more stable.

 

[Ahmad Bhai]

So different from the typical Eiffel photos. These are kind of magical.

 

[Hamish Gill]

So different from the typical Eiffel photos. These are kind of magical.

definitely agree!

 

[Lesley Jones]

Oooh yes!! I especially like the first one. The shape is so familiar, that even in black and white, with a jelly-like wobble, this is instantly recognisable. And quite magical too

 

[Brian Moore]

Thanks everyone for the comments.

 

[Paul Lange]

There's a wobbly wonderful world out there if you can prize your mind from our reality (wine does indeed help with this)! Did someone mention jelly? When I first saw these I thought of dessert.

 

[Brian Moore]

There's a wobbly wonderful world out there if you can prize your mind from our reality (wine does indeed help with this)! Did someone mention jelly? When I first saw these I thought of dessert.

Thanks for the comments, Paul!

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Quite an eye full Brian

The effect is brilliant

 

[Brian Moore]

Quite an eye full Brian

The effect is brilliant

Much obliged, Chris. Thank you.