User:Grendelkhan/Images

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1 Note
2 Film photography
3 Digital photography
4 X-rays
5 Scans and the like
- 5.1 Scans
- 5.2 Slide photography
6 Musical notation
7 Drawings
8 Screenshots

[edit] Note

At the time of inclusion, all of these were made by me. If these images are replaced, and I'm stealing someone's credit, let me know.

[edit] Film photography

These were taken with a real-life honest film camera, developed, and scanned in.

User:Lady Byron models a BDSM-style collar, from the side

User:Lady Byron models a BDSM-style collar, from the back

[edit] Digital photography

These pictures were taken by me. (They're downscaled to keep this page manageable; click to view the full picture.) One picture, Image:Navel lint.jpg, I have judged too off-putting to leave here. Until I acquire good navel lint again and can take a decent picture of it, I'm leaving it as a link.

An Eastern Gray Squirrel, close up, in profile.	Another squirrel of the same species, this one showing off its camouflage.	My enormous dilated pupil	Scott McCloud on the Making Comics tour
Two White-eared Titis hugging tails	Leaf plate montipora from an aquarium	Western conifer seed bug in my kitchen	Top of a bottle, no softfocus effect (setting 0)
Top of a bottle, partial softfocus effect (setting 1)	Top of a bottle, full softfocus effect (setting 2)	Wachusett Mountain in wintertime	Strutting pigeon
Allen's Swamp Monkey	AMR and PCI slots	Hugh Blumenfeld	Willimantic's really, really suggestively-shaped clock tower
User:Lady Byron's back, covered in wax	Man being arrested by the Chicago PD	Sun Bear at the Chicago Zoo	Homeland security at Penn Station
User:Lady Byron plays the flute	Various colors of buckram	Two sides of a strip of buckram	A street musician from Quebec City plays the harp
A fridge full of energy drinks	User:Lady Byron's navel	Chute de Montmorency, in Quebec	The American Thread Company mill down by the river
The Willimantic frog bridge	The Willimantic River down by the old thread mill in Willimantic

[edit] X-rays

These are DICOM-format digital X-rays, on which Drgnu23 holds the credit. I merely converted, cropped, level-adjusted and otherwise prepared them.

Polydactylic left foot

Polydactylic left hand

Polydactylic right hand

Polydactylic right foot

[edit] Scans and the like

These are scans of public-domain images taken from various books.

[edit] Scans

Jozef Israëls, A Jewish Wedding, 1902. From Jewish Art.	George Emanuel Opitz, Dedication of a Synagogue in Alsace, 1820. From Jewish Art.	Sir Joseph John Thomson	John William Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh
George Francis FitzGerald	Heinrich Rudolf Hertz	John Henry Poynting	David E. Hughes.jpg
William Henry Preece	Peter Tait	John Perry	Thomson's autograph
Rayleigh's autograph	Hertz's autograph

[edit] Slide photography

Well, not slides, exactly. I made these using a copy stand and a digital camera. Aside from the digital part, this is how people make slides. These are much higher-quality than the previously shown scans.