Self-Portrait with Bathing Singularity
by bspurgeon

Comment by bvy:
Beautiful, Ben. Like a daydream...

S T R E E T B A L L
by bspurgeon

Comment by bmartuch:
Phi-slamma-jamma. Nice use of blur.

Self-Portrait with Bathing Singularity
by bspurgeon

Comment by hihosilver:
Oh Ben! A timeless mosaic of spring! Beautiful!

S T R E E T B A L L
by bspurgeon

Comment by FourPointX:
not sure how i feel about the blur, i kinda like it but not crazy about it 6

Self-Portrait with Bathing Singularity
by bspurgeon

Comment by LevT:
congrats Ben, beautiful painterly photo! Now, I know it was good for the challenge to have something in focus, but for the sake of art, I'd prefer to have everything blurred here... actually, you can still do it in PP if you decide to make a print :)

Untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment by sulamk:
Dreamy images like this don't need an obvious point of focus! I like it there is plenty of movement to draw the eye in.

Self-Portrait with Bathing Singularity
by bspurgeon

Comment by dtallakson:
Good showing Ben. Love the photo and the title.

Self-Portrait with Bathing Singularity
by bspurgeon

Comment by posthumous:
Lovely shot and fascinating title

Sububarn Farm
by bspurgeon

Comment by bvy:
You did it! Glad I could help. One of the big challenges with this kind of photography is capturing good shadow detail. But everything here looks perfectly exposed. And yes, it is a super wide, super warped view that you get. In this case, the tractor comes across looking like some piece of space junk. Very cool.


Message edited by author 2010-05-30 16:52:20.

Sububarn Farm
by bspurgeon

Comment by bspurgeon:
Ha! Thanks Lydia! Actually, you can see this image quickly as well, just depends on the location of the developer! ;)

Deb, I set up the chemicals in our bathroom, covered up the doors, and swapped a safelight for one of the normal bulbs. 5 minute conversion, and you can give your kid a bath at the same time! :) I based my exposure on this information.