Recent content by Bongo

love me a Holga pixs 😻

me too. Right after I shake hands with someone, I forget their name. But I never forget faces, voices, gait, mannerisms, expressions etc. Thank you, that is the hardest part of making these. The photos were taken days, weeks, months, years apart and never considered to have some over-arching...

some caveats - I bought mine probably ten years ago - renewed for $300. They may have changed the specs and prices (up or down) since then, and undoubtedly, there are new models to choose from. Also, make sure they say the resolution is "native resolution"., A lot of companies use...

I have the AAXA P7 and highly recommend it. it easily meets all your requirements. For your canvas size the projector would have to be back 3 feet. Runs on built-in battery or wall. I leave the studio lights on and turn off the ones aimed at the canvas It's 4"x4"x 2". Has a remote. Can use...

wow - love the colors in the last one. Apple looks like a red delicious,

Thank Laf - going on a road trip back Oct.3 so will post some more after that.

I think it's the opposite. Abstracts don't demand any emotion or personal meaning. They are pure joy and pleasure, visual treat, stimulation - a reprieve from interpretation. That's what makes them popular - that they do not require or evoke "personal meaning"don't require a whirlwind of...

I think they give you x free looks before they hit you with a paywall.

my subscription to the WP expired so can't read it.

Thanks Donna. Street Photography photos are normally viewed in book form - where you can self-pace - Putting them together as video presents all sorts of issues. for starters you expect a video to be a moving picture not a set of stills. The photos were not taken with any theme in mind, but...

You might want to look around on You-tube about doing image transfers. Some techniques are better than others. I looked into it, probably about 15 years ago also, never did it, but I remember one technique, which of course I can't remember - was head and shoulders above the others....

the red flower that sort of breaks thru the mist gives depth and a point of focus and for me makes the painting.

Street photographer BONGO captures life on the streets of Seattle, 1/250 of a second at a time. Focusing on candid expressions and gestures, "In a Blistered Blink" is a series of 2-minute videos featuring Bongo's street photos from 2005 to 2008. this is #4, the newest one in the series - also...

Bart, I don't know if it's a paywall, but it REQUIRED a subscription - at least for me. Which I might be willing to do, but not if I have to give my phone number. What could a newspaper possibly want with my phone number -- except to sell to some ad firm?