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Wish I had more time this week - this is the only shot I managed of my eyes. The snow is never ending, and almost every early run leaves me with frosty lashes and hair. I've been running with a face mask on...the looks I get from passing cars are kinda funny. Some people are shocked, some laugh, and when I'm running toward a car in a crosswalk, some passengers look downright scared (well only a little - I'm not very imposing). I used to pull down my mask to smile and show I'm not a total nutjob, but this past week I resisted the urge, and instead tried to smile at them with my eyes. I still got the stares ;)
Week 8 in 52 Weeks for Dogs
Taivas is well used to my whims for her photo each week but she did find this one tried her patience. She adopted the 'if I don't look at them I won't eat them' attitude. Even so, I had to replace a cookie during the photo shoot when temptation got the better of her.
2007 Thomas C2: Finally rolling in quite late at the last #8 position and acting as the 2nd outlier is the oldest bus in todays trip lineup. Trusted and tried 53 which is also the only bus with no AC. Not too much of an issue though, perfect temperatures today.
In the train back home, I spotted an incredibly tall young man with a very cool hairstyle, so I planned to ask him for a photo if we got off at the same station.
Luckily, that's exactly what happened. After I told him about my project, he agreed with a smile and said he was very flattered. So we went down into the tunnel under the railway and talked a bit.
Josué lives in Guyancourt near Versailles, he is 19 years old and is a basketball player, which did not come as a surprise considering his impressive height. That evening, he had to play a match in Marly-le-Roi and was 2 hours early, so we had plenty of time to take pictures.
I asked him to stand at the entrance to the tunnel and fired off a few frames. The first pics were good, but there was a distracting ticket machine on the right, so I asked Josué to take a few steps back into the tunnel.
He crossed his arms, looked at me without smiling and I took a few more pictures. This second series was the right one.
Hope you like your portrait, Josué. You did a great job and personally, I think you look great ! Thanks for participating in my project and don't forget to contact me if you want the original files. By the way, I hope you won your match ?
This picture is number 8 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
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Dans le train qui me ramenait chez moi, j'ai repéré un jeune homme immense avec une coiffure très stylée, j'ai donc décidé que s'il descendait au même arrêt que moi, j'irais lui demander si je pouvais le prendre en photo.
Par chance, c'est exactement ce qui s'est passé. Quand je lui ai parlé de mon projet, il a eu un sourire et m'a dit qu'il était très flatté. On est descendus dans le tunnel qui passe sous la voie ferrée tout en continuant à discuter.
Josué vit à Guyancourt près de Versailles, il a 19 ans et il est joueur de basketball, ce qui n'est guère étonnant vu sa taille impressionnante. Ce soir-là , il jouait un match à Marly-le-Roi, et comme il avait 2 heures d'avance, on avait tout notre temps.
Je lui ai demandé de se mettre à l'entrée du tunnel et j'ai pris quelques photos. La première série était bonne, mais un distributeur de tickets à droite de l'image gâchait un peu la fête, alors j'ai demandé à Josué de reculer de quelques pas.
Il a croisé les bras, m'a regardé sans sourire, et j'ai pris une deuxième série de photos. Celle-ci était la bonne.
J'espère que tu es satisfait de ton portrait, Josué. Tu as été parfait, et personnellement, je trouve le résultat excellent. Merci d'avoir pris part à mon projet, et n'oublie pas de me contacter pour que je t'envoie tes photos en haute résolution. Mon adresse mail est dans mon profil.
Au fait, j'espère que tu as remporté le match ?
già 'Il lavoro rende l'uomo nobile. E folle'
e 'Mi hanno rubato il bucato'
e 'Il Sabato porto la macchina a lavare'
da un'idea di StopDreaming, che l'ha rubata a un altro
Posse - juÃzes substitutos Bruna Baggio, Giovane Brzostek, Carolina Ilha, Beatriz Bernardon, Aline Schuck, Giovane Gonçalves e Amanda Fisch - 25/10/2019
Wynne’s Infallible Exposure Meter, first made in the 1890s. It's the size of a small antique pocket watch.
By timing how long it takes for a paper disk in the meter to change colour when exposed to the light, you can estimate the exposure time you need for your camera, based on your chosen f stop. How technology has changed since then!
Here's more information on the meter and how it works, if you’re interested.
www.earlyphotography.co.uk/site/entry_E49.html
Photographed with a Nikon Micro-NIKKOR 55mm f2.8 and Nikon PK-13 extension tube.
Day number 8.
"One hour, One coffee, One click" , works well!
It's another day of hard work, but I found howewer my "One Hour".
And I realized that when I don't have time, i can experiment lights with still life.... (I'M FU***NG GENIUS!!)
Today it's time for my first big backup HD.... it died doing his job...
one 430exII with blue gell from right ;)
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Nikon F100
50mm Nikkor f/1.4
Fomapan 100
Rodinal 1:50 @ 8.5 mins
Memorial Bridge, Palatka, FL
Not the kind of memorializing the bridge builders had in mind.
Choose how many minifigures you want to display and have fun :)
Visit www.rsmbricks.com for more details and ideas ;)
This abandoned farmhouse is known as the ‘Midnight Oil House’. Apparently, this cottage has become one of Australia’s most photographed ruins after featuring on the cover of the music album 'Diesel and Dust' (1987) by Australian rock band Midnight Oil.
www.visitburra.com/midnight-oil-house/
KONICA HEXANON AR 21mm F2.8
Premiers tests avec le Samyang 85mm f1.8, que je viens de recevoir; un peu fermé, f4 (je crois) un après-midi nuageux, et à main levée.
La focale qui apparait n'est pas correcte, c'est bien le 85mm.
First tests with the Samyang 85mm F1.8 manual.
Closed a bit to F4 I think, on a cloudy day, hand held.
Another flower for ma...slowly mending but still stuck in the hospital :/
Super low res - shot on galaxy phone