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Retro poster designs
Here’s a couple of retro-esque graphics I’ve made. This was the cover for a university yearbook (I also did the layout, design and prepress for the yearbook): A concept poster for a friend’s short film: This is a lot older (2007?), an illustration to accompany an article on Thorium energy.
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135/35mm film in 120 Medium Format back
I recently acquired a Bronica GS-1 6×7 medium format camera – I’m loving medium format film, but am in a bit of a dry spot while I wait for a box of the stuff to arrive from the US. I found an excellent post by another GS-1 owner (flickr stream) who’d managed to squeeze a…
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Jacob – another hit (NSFW)
Another submission from Jacob.
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Doodlebug Doodle (NSFW)
I work at a newspaper, and one of my roles is to write the content for the kids page, as well as judge the entries for the weekly ‘doodlebug’ competition. Every week a new doodlebug is published in the paper, and the kiddies will make a drawing from it. Two winners are selected and their…
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Perth Arena Timelapse
Shot on 14th May 2010, of the Perth Arena as the roof is raised. This was shot for and broadcast on a local TV news station. To take the photos, I used a home-made intervalometer, built using a Picaxe 08M microcontroller.
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Using Cactus V4 wireless flash triggers as a wireless camera shutter trigger
I briefly searched the internets, but did not see that this had been discussed before. It turns out that you can use a Cactus V4 (and maybe V2) flash trigger as a wireless shutter trigger. In other words, you can remotely trigger you camera’s shutter from afar! Triggering the camera is as simple as pressing…
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New lights
I bought a set of Bowens 400 W/s monoblocs from PRA – I was so keen to test them out, I took them to a party and forced everyone to do cheesey faces : The kit came with two biggish softboxes, which I really prefer over umbrellas, especially for portraits.
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DIY super lapel mic
I’m doing a project which requires a lapel mic be used to record voice alongside video on my Pentax K7, while the camera is some distance away. The project’s budget doesn’t stretch to actually buying anything – let alone using a dedicated sound recorder – so I modified a cheap little electret condenser mic, which…
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Camera Recycle Project
Camera Recycle Project is an initiative which aims to put cameras in the hands of socially disengaged or disadvantaged kids. I’ve been involved in it – in a few different ways – almost since its inception. It’s really taking off now, but still needs donations of equipment or money. I’ve done a quick logo, which…
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Skull Probe
Scanned one of my grandfather’s old images; he worked at State X-Ray Lab.
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Max Dellaway – Pentax Repair
I had some Pentax bits and pieces in need of repair; the go-to man in Perth is Max Dellaway. Not only does he know his stuff, he has badass 645N gear too. He was gracious enough to permit me a portrait.
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Suggestive Ad
Perth Antenna man will fix more than just your antennas: Edit – bugger, beaten by TWOP.
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For Sale
I’ve got camera lust so am hoping to offload some gear : Sigma 28-70 f/2.8 DF Pentax Mount An impulse buy from Camera Electronic. Purchased 11/3/10. I already own an 18-55 f/2.8 so this one is redundant – I find the extra 10mm wide more useful than then extra 20mm reach this has. Only used…
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PIP Photowalk timelapse
PIP Perth City Photowalk Timelapse by Jeremy from Jeremy Hall on Vimeo. Taken at 6 second intervals between about 4:15PM and 1:30AM. Stopped the camera sometimes, but ended up with 3500+ shots. Jon picked me up and we drove into the city and waited for some others outside boost juice, then went for a wander…
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Negative Photography (digitizing negatives on a DSLR)
A few months ago I was going on about how I reckoned I could scan negs by just photographing them – anyway, today I finally got around to it and voila: Dave generously and kindly lent me his 100mm f/2.8 macro to have a look at (I’m looking to buy one) – attached to…
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Home-made lens experiments
I made a toy lens for my DSLR using three plastic lens elements nabbed from an old Kodak Instamatic ‘255X’ (which used Kodak 126 film – virtually useless now).
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Guerilla Laneway Exhibition, Perth, 13th Dec 2009
Some artist and photographer friends had an exhibition in one of Perth’s laneways. I filmed a timelapse on my Pentax K100d super, using a homemade intervalometer built using a Picaxe 08m chip. Guerilla Laneway Exhibition, Perth, 13th Dec 2009. from Jeremy Hall on Vimeo. (Best viewed full screen, HD etc.)
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Telwest Business Cards
I did a small branding and logo job (including the sketch of the man!) for a local business and then designed and printed this generic business card.
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Portait using “Brenizer” panoramic method
I have been experimenting with a technique called the ‘Brenizer Method’ where a panoramic stitching technique is used with a telephoto lens. The portrait of Nick was taken by stitching together about eight photos, taken on a Revuenon 135mm manual focus f/2.8 prime lens. Each image is ~6MP, 16bit RAW so the image is insanely…
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