Eric Brazier is a Digital Tech and Photo Assistant in Toronto, Canada

Tag: distorted

“Goodnight 2022”

Post date December 31, 2022

Tags blue, blur, blurry, distorted, distortion, gold, New Years Eve, NYE, orange, sunset

“Gridlock: Shadow vs. Silhouette vs. Reflection vs. Reality”

Post date November 4, 2021

Tags blue, distorted, glass, grid, reflections, self-portrait, selfie, shadows, silhouette, warped, windows

“Having a Slash, N°2”

Post date April 28, 2021

Tags angles, bent, blinds, chiaroscuro, chrome, curved, diagonal, diagonal lines, distorted, distortion, graphic, Having a Slash, lines, patterns, reflections, shadows, slashes, steel, sunlight, triangles, Venetian blinds, waves, wavy

“Heeeeeere’s Johnny!”

Post date September 20, 2019

Tags adopt, adopt don't shop, cats, Corduroy, distorted, foster, foster cats, fostering, Heeeeeere's Johnny, here’s johnny, kitten, The Shining, Toronto, Toronto Humane Society, wide-angle

“The Grater Good”

Post date November 13, 2018

Tags black and white, circles, distorted, forced perspective, grate, grid, holes, patterns, perforated, perforations, perspective, repetition, Slant, The Grater Good

“Shadow Puppets” – Olhos de Água, Portugal

Post date October 10, 2018

Tags Albufeira, Algarve, atlantic, Atlantic Ocean, blue, blue sky, coastline, Diana, distorted, dusk, geology, golden, golden hour, layered, magic hour, ocean, Olhos de Água, Portugal, rocks, rough, rugged, sand, shadow puppets, shadows, silhouettes, sunset, The Algarve, travel

“Greasie” – A selfie in grease

Post date September 9, 2016

Tags abstract, BBQ, BBQ grease, brick, distorted, fluid, grease, grease trap, Greasie, grilling, liquid, pitch, red, reflections, self-portrait, selfie, semisolid, summertime, viscous

“Whoa!”

Post date July 29, 2010

Sometimes it’s the inadequacies of a technology that make it beautiful.

With traditional photography thing do not warp; they blur.

Not so with the cameraphone.

For whatever reason – I admit I am lacking for a technical explaination here – cameraphones take rapid movents in bright light and warp rather than blur them.

The effect is somewhat like capturing what actually happened to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge on November 7th, 1940. YouTube it – you’ll see what I’m talking about.

Tags cameratricks, distorted, driving, highways, iphoneography, Ontario, warped