antonybarbour

Dogtracks

Dogtracks

The technique of double exposure photography can be used to great effect to express emotions or deep motivations, you might therefore be wondering why a dog wou...
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The technique of double exposure photography can be used to great effect to express emotions or deep motivations, you might therefore be wondering why a dog would be thinking about a traintrack... Yes, that's a good question... Umm... Yeah something about a lone wolf and the traveling spirit and metaphors and stuff.
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Canon EOS 1100D

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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 200 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 50/1

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Aug, 2015

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Virtuoso

All Star

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Happy

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Six shot composite taken near Glen Coe in Scotland.
All images taken in RAW at f-14 1-60 iso 200 18mm.

Barbary macaques

Eyes of the Clown.

This was taken last month at Newhaven Fort a large defensive structure built in the 19th century to defend the harbour at Newhaven, on the south coast

I made this using a recursive algorithm called the Droste effect inspired by Mc Escher.

A stereographic projection of a 360° panorama comprising 52 individual photographs.

Stag!

Gold Hill.

Make up by VVZ FX Make Up Copyright © 2013 Antony J Barbour

Droste Effect Self Portrait 2015.

Two young stags practicing their fighting skills for the rut.
Copyright © 2013 Antony J Barbour.

Durdle Door further Down the Hill.

Dual.

Magical words.

A while ago my wife and I came home to a bit of a surprise, as I was about to open the back door to let the dog out I noticed what I at first assumed

Six shot composite taken near Glen Coe in Scotland. All images taken in RAW at f-14 1-60 iso 200 18mm.

Dusting For Prints.
Concept by Jen Catterall. Make up by V Van Zandt. Photography & editing By Antony Barbour. Copyright © 2013 Porcelain Porcupine

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