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16 Spot Ladybirds
Tytthaspis sedecimpunctata
Feeding on buttercup pollen, Barling Nature Reserve, Essex
Wtihout the topper! A purple and pink cake for a very special girl's sweet 16!!! The first tier is all chcolate, the middle, all vanilla and the top tier is vanilla cake with oreos 'n cream buttercream. www.irresistibledesserts.com
Una vez más mi intuición me falla. Los prejuicios pesan demasiado.
Al principio Marta no mira a la cámara. Cuando se lo pido me confiesa que le impone mucho y que la única forma de salir natural es mirando a otro lado.
Lleva una mochila llena de mazas para hacer malabares. Dicen que cuando te subes a un escenario te transformas. Debe ser verdad.
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Again my intuition fails. Prejudices are so heavy.
At first Martha is not looking at the camera. When I ask it to her, she confesses she is overwhelmed and the only way to look natural is looking away.
Carrying a backpack full of clubs to juggle. They say that when you get on stage you become someone different. It must be true.
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This picture is # 16 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the www.flickr.com/groups/100strangers
i am absolutely in LOOOOOVE with this action! you wouldn't be able to tell by the rest of this set though... :)
Courtney's Actions, really good stuff!
This is her nostalgia
Some of the most beautiful things arrive when you least expect them. This is Hayden, and he did an amazing job holding still for a whopping 16 seconds of exposure. My collodion is about two months old, and is slower than ever... making my exposure times exceedingly long. I placed a piece of lint on a light reflector to give Hayden a point on which to gaze. The very slight bit of movement over 16 seconds ended up looking more like a soft focus effect, which is a very welcome surprise.
8x10 wet plate collodion tintype
16-second exposure with two CFL banks and daylight
11.25" Voigtlander Petzval lens from 1857 (wide open at F4.6)
Kodak Master View 8x10 camera
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About Wet Plate Collodion:
Wet plate collodion is a 19th-century photographic process invented in 1851. It was the third photographic process (Daguerreotype was the first, Calotype was the second), and used throughout the Civil War. Wet plate collodion was the most popular form of photography from the 1850's into the 1870's.
Wet plate collodion is a process of hand-coating a plate of glass or metal with salted collodion and then sensitizing the plate in a solution of silver nitrate, making the plate light sensitive. The plate is then transferred (in a darkroom) to a light-tight holder, and then to a nearby camera while still wet. The image is exposed using a view camera (of any size). Exposures need a lot of light, and the plate is only sensitive to UV light (no reds or yellows) and has an ISO of less than 1 (yes, one).
After exposure, the holder is taken into a darkroom, the plate removed, and a developing solution poured over the plate. It is then hand developed, stopped, and rinsed. At this point, the plate can be taken out of the darkoom. The image appears as a negative until a fixing agent poured over the plate turns it into a positive. For an ambrotype (wet plate collodion on glass), the silver is a creamy color, so the image appears as a negative if viewed against a bright white and a positive if viewed with a black background. Ambrotypes can be made specifically for use as glass negatives as well (for contact printing). For a tintype (on metal), the plate is pre-coated with a black background, and the final collodion image appears as a positive. The final step of the process is varnishing the plate to protect the silver from tarnishing.
On the morning of Thursday 6 April 1972 No. 16 has placed some loaded wagons in the New Sidings next to the BR Blyth & Tyne lines and is returning light to the pit.
No. 16 (RSH7944/57) had arrived 'dead' from Bedlington 'A' on Thursday 30 September 1971 at about 14:00 in 9B20, loco 6804, along with a RH 0-6-0DE No. 27. The two locos were placed in 'The Square' sidings.
No. 16 entered traffic at Backworth in its black livery, lined red. She received an overhaul and repaint at the shed later that year and re-entered traffic in October 1972 in standard blue livery with N.C.B. on the tank sides.
The Full Story is at www.NicholasViltrakis.blogspot.com
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STROBIST: WEstcott flex light above subject, full power, raw
Contrasty scene on the 3rd floor of the World Market Center Garage reveals a glimpse of Downtown Las Vegas.
Few months ago, I saw a beautiful photo from Mai’s stream. Which somehow inspired me to visit Versailles.
~Lancelonie tagged me to list 16 Random Things About Me. Hmmm, I have nothing much to say about my self, but probably:
01. Quiet, boring person.
02. Sickly, I am not a fan of vegetables.
03. Likes coffee
04. chocolate is constantly inside my ref
05. I love paintings.
06. I love to travel, I have no savings because of it
07. I like to read space exploration news
08. To put a smile on my face, I watch bubble gang from youtube, browse kwentongbarbero.com or any funny blog or pep.ph (showbiz, he he he)
09. Would like to visit at least 1 country per continent
10. Wish to see all New7Wonders of the World (+ Giza Pyramid and Stonehenge).
11. ‘Vanilla Sky’ and ‘Nacho Libre’ seems to be favorite movies, for now.
12. I am an OFW.
13. I hate Beggars In Uniform inside the airports back home.
14. I thought I will be in seminary after graduating from high school.
15. I wish to learn other languages. I tried but I am a slow learner.
16. I like the simplicity of life in Finland
First of my summer holiday photos... and first with my new camera. Didn't take that many photos as my focus on this holiday was very much the pool!!
A long distance sunset shot from the west coast of Menorca. The island you can see is the coast of Majorca.
Problem with only having one lens with me (and it being 16-50mm) is that I couldn't really get tight. Still, I quite like the negative space here.
1st time I've been to Menorca. Very very nice and a great holiday.
click here for some festive pink snow
Sixteen things about me...(Thanks Nadine .. for tagging all your contacts!...)
hmmmm....
1. This is really pushing the envelope for me,..( heck look at my profile!)
2. I am a carnivore, a nice steak with a blue cheese and tarragon butter melting on top is heaven to me
3. I was married once, up until this past year.
4. I have two great gifts from him though, Peter and Michelle (love you!)
5. I have lived in 14 different houses(not including temporary places that would be about 23 )
6. I am not a door knob....
7. Am a military brat (explains # 5 just a bit but not # 6)
8. Was a Air Force spouse (also known as base agitator lol....)
9. I was born in Germany....
10. My Dad passed away in February very suddenly miss him..........
11. I have had a gun to my head, ( robbery,.. be cool honey bunny be cool,, one of those types of robberies)
12. love vintage mercury glass ornaments
13. I paint...
14. Gardening, baking and # 13 have to do one or the other, it's like therapy for me I guess
15. Oh and laugh, as much as possible
16. was a member of a book club aka drunk club... I don't think we ever discussed the books we read after the first meeting.....
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