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Theme: Unusual processing, equipment or approaches.

Examples:
Processing: e.g., Sabattier, toning, infrared, UV, photoshop...;
Equipment: scanner, lensbaby, pinhole, slit or zoneplate lens, fogged lens, Vaseline on lens...;
Approaches: e.g., interesting accident, conceptual; unusual framing, perspective, composition; projection of images on subject...

Please share your thoughts on how you created the image. Examples:

Fusion: light shining on vases: pinhole image. Flashed Polaroid 667 film with Flash mid-processing (Sabattier)


Walking on Water (crosswalk imaged with homemade slit lens (foil slit by razor blade))


Hand Jive (moving hands over scanner during scanning)


My Main Squeeze Frida (Image of Frida Kahlo projected onto apple)


Hidden (Hanoi Park - infrared image)


The Big Easy - New Orleans (zone plate image)


Post Marked (conceptual)


Submissions will be closed on Thursday the 2nd of February 2023 at 1:53:00 UTC

Posting Photos for a Contest
1. Photos must be hosted on pbase.com
2. Maximum of 3 photos per contest.
3. Photos must be embedded in your post. See the following link for how to do this http://forum.pbase.com/viewtopic.php?t=18022
4. Post only medium versions of your picture using the PB-Image button
5. The host is not eligible for their own contest.
6. Any picture you've taken is eligible, regardless of date taken and camera, as long as it hasn't already won another contest.
7. You can do all the post processing you want.

Winning and Running a Contest
1. If you enter the Show and Tell Contest, please note the closing date and be sure to check back to see if you won.
2. If you win the Show and Tell Contest and cannot run the next one, please notify the person running the contest immediately, so they can notify the second place winner.
3. If you decide to run the next contest, please post the new contest within 24 hours.
4. When the contest ends, please post the winners within 24-48 hours. (If you keep an eye on entries during the week, you will have a good idea of your favorites by the time the contest ends, and be able to more quickly post your winners.)
5. If you know you will not be able to post a contest, judge it, and post winners, within these timeframes, please do not start one. Instead, notify the person running the contest, so they can pass it on to the second place winner.
6. Pick first, second, and third place winners. You may include up to 5 honorable mentions.
7. Include these rules in the body of your contest.

Competition History available at https://forum.pbase.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42757

Infra-red thermal camera software filter applied using Nik Color-Efex Pro
Japanese Garden, Portland Oregon
Original unfiltered un-cropped image: https://pbase.com/luxun54/image/138534705


Special effect created by zooming the lens while shooting photo -- mud flat patterns in Death Valley, CA


Photoshop filter applied to California sunset and trees

An old photo from 2002, taken with my first digital camera, a Kodak DC265, three images merged into one.


Another photo merge, two images of a couple of corporate drones walking by the street art (Hosier lane, Melbourne) without paying the slightest attention to what surrounds them.


A background desaturation

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PBase cubed: an uploaded image in an uploaded image in an uploaded image


Mistaken effect while learning how to take merged images in camera


Overlaying a classic view of Philadelphia on background of clouds taken from an airplane, for a dream-like image

skunk cabbage
tripod; neutral density filter, long exposure, work the zoom step-wise during the exposure.



dandelion
tripod; neutral density filter, long exposure, work the zoom step-wise during the exposure.



10 fps high speed; blended in Photoshop

Sparks are created by steel wool which is set on fire, attached to a whisk, attached to a line, and then spun.



Light sticks which blink in different colors.



(See first image)

Seven pictures of one kestrel, put together using GIMP


My wife and me before we were married


Radially blurred duck

I can never remember what I did with photos - this had to be layers.


Again, not sure, but looks like a treatment using Topaz Studio


Pretty sure this was usinsg Topaz Studio watercolour treatment.

Gill

Taken open shutter in dark room.
Strobe triggered by microphone on stand.
Position of microphone used to control where bullet was in the shot.
Found out how it worked when the film was developed.
If you look really close you can see the bullet on the right.

Oil painting effect in Photoshop.



Changing the focal length, at long exposure.



Spinning with my camera pointed at the tops of trees.

Long exposure at dusk on a snowy evening.


Long exposure as wind lashed the oak tree.


Long exposure of surf lapping around rocks.