Without Prejudice 3

[32BT]

Okay, so it's a bit like Enya: out-of-phase layering was cool when we first heared it, so just let me do a couple of these until it becomes equally stale.

[Rob C]

Okay, so it's a bit like Enya: out-of-phase layering was cool when we first heared it, so just let me do a couple of these until it becomes equally stale.

No prejudice against the technique - just never heard of her before this post, and so I looked her up and discovered she sings.

I'm thinking desperately hard to think of the name of another woman who sang like that during the 80s - she used to be on music shows on Super Channel.

Anyway, glad you are now following the Combined Rules of Photography and Imaging a little bit more closely; that attention is improving your photography imaging tremendously!

;-)

Rob

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Perhaps we could call it "phomaging," to bring back a hint of a connection to photography.
After all, "imaging" is a pretty broad term that doesn't refer only to digital stuff that made use of a camera at some point.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

For quite some time I’ve been referring to myself, only half-jokingly, as a “photoshopographer.”

[Rob C]

Perhaps we could call it "phomaging," to bring back a hint of a connection to photography.
After all, imaging is a pretty broad term that doesn't refer only to digital stuff that made use of a camera at some point.

Hmmm... that may be too reminiscent of 'phone images, which would never do at all.

[Rob C]

For quite some time I’ve been referring to myself, only half-jokingly, as a “photoshopographer.”

It's the new way, baby!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I guess I'm more of a "Lightroomwithatinybitofphotoshopographer" these days.
Now how do I fit that onto a business card?

[Rob C]

I guess I'm more of a "Lightroomwithatinybitofphotoshopographer" these days.
Now how do I fit that onto a business card?

Use a panoramic card?

Very trendy, and makes peole think you do big deals in film and tv.

Psychological selling.

Which brings up the subject of my new manual: 317 pages of tightly-packed facts about the art and culture of selling images in the digital age.

;-)

Full disclosure: the following image is a teaser from the aforementioned manual.

[Riaan van Wyk]

Nguni cattle.

[32BT]

Full disclosure: the following image is a teaser from the aforementioned manual.

omg, is this thread now degenerating into a selfie-thread? Or is it your alter-ego; Garry?

[KLaban]

I know Nikon shutters aren't exactly silent, but really, Rob, ear defenders!

[Rob C]

omg, is this thread now degenerating into a selfie-thread? Or is it your alter-ego; Garry?

No, no! Garry wrote the one on imaging; this one's mine, on advanced marketing, bringing all the experience of '60s - '80s techniques into the present-day market where they will be seen as extraordinarily revolutionary: real, face-to-face encounters over desks and in restaurants, not a computer, cellphone or electronic device to be seen!

At a stroke, this will put the reader at a massive advantage over his head-down competitor.

I am working already on the sequel: How to be a Meaningful Buyer in the New Age.

I though I'd better get in before that scoundrel Garry thinks of it.

[Rob C]

I know Nikon shutters aren't exactly silent, but really, Rob, ear defenders!

Now you're being wilfully obtuse: those are not defenders, they are transportational ears taking me from Mallorca to Baton Rouge and the glories of swamp pop rock.

I have little interest in Japanese music - from the Nikon label or any other.

:-)

[Rob C]

This is another illustration from Advanced Composition Compendium which is a little masterpiece on all things photographic/imographic.

It explains the mathematical ratio between the part and the holistic: the subliminal interplay between sex, high-hopes, learning at Mama's knee, disintegration, disillusion, holding it in and waiting for the taxi.

What do you want for the money?

[Rob C]

So this is August? Who said no change in climate?

[RSL]

Great shot, Rob.

[Rob C]

Great shot, Rob.

Thank you, Russ.

Rob

[Bob_B]

As I watered the hanging pots, I noticed a sparrow in the leaves of one of the plants. She was alert, but frail, and I assume was weakened by a disease that would soon end her life.  As I watched her, I felt she knew that her time was short. I left to attend to other chores, and when I returned later that day she was gone. I think this photo captures the moment.

[Rob C]

As I watered the hanging pots, I noticed a sparrow in the leaves of one of the plants. She was alert, but frail, and I assume was weakened by a disease that would soon end her life.  As I watched her, I felt she knew that her time was short. I left to attend to other chores, and when I returned later that day she was gone. I think this photo captures the moment.

I have come to believe that, accidents aside, all animals know that time.

Rob

[Rob C]

I prefer non-brilliant sunshine; the charms of unbroken azure are overestimated.