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Date night on 8.8.8 at Cafe 611 in Frederick, MD. We went to see the jazz musician Marcus Johnson. It was a fabulous show!
Sweet little Zoey was just exhausted after a trip to the grocery store, we found her passed out like this when we got home and she didn't budge after I carried her inside. I left her like this with her favorite moose toy and carried her outside for some soft natural light from the overcast sky, she still didn't budge at all so I snapped a few shots.
D700, 50mm f/1.4G @ f/2, iso 250
Quando nos sentimos entediados com a prática fotografica nada como mudar um pouco de estilo, se desafiar um pouco e buscar produzir algo diferente. Assim busquei produzir essas fotos still de uma geisha em resina com cerca de 8 cm de altura por 20cm de largura. Para tanto improvisei o fundo infinito e usei duas fontes de luz contínuas. No equipamento, minha Nikon D40 e a lente 50mm 1,8.
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With a population of around 8,500, Almagro is a small, but quite charming town situated in the Castile La Mancha region of Spain about 30km south-east of the provincial capital, Ciudad Real, and 200km south of the capital, Madrid. Almagro's history is a long one - the discovery of archaeological findings in the 'Casas Maestrales' area suggest that there might have been a Bronze age settlement. It's story through the ages is an interesting one - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almagro,_Ciudad_Real .
Today, the town's economy is reliant on growing cereal, vines, olives, and cotton as well as livestock and herding. Also, the tradition of fashioning appliqué lace and pillow lace ('encaje de bolillos') has survived. Tourism, too, is on the increase with a laudable commitment for promoting culture in Almagro. The beautiful 'Corral de Comedias' is an open-air theatre dating back to the 16th century, which was only really discovered and restored in the 1950s, and close by, there's the 'Museo del Teatro' (Theater Museum). Consequently, Almagro has now become a centre for dramatic arts in the region with the International Festival of Classical Theatre ('Festival Internacional de Teatro Clásico') being hosted here since 1978.
The town is full of impressive buildings, churches, statues and monuments; and none more so than the wonderful 'Plaza Mayor' which was restored to its former glory in 1972, and nearby the imposing Ayuntamiento (Town Hall). Culinary and food wise, Almagro is famous for a variety of small aubergines, 'berenjenas de Almagro', seasoned and pickled according to a traditional recipe. These are usually eaten as a snack, along with other tapas, such as 'banderillas'. A great place to visit and, ideally, stay over as there's so much to see!
There are plenty more photos of Almagro and other Spanish towns/locations if you take a look at my 'Albums' page, www.flickr.com/photos/36623892@N00/sets/ - thank you.
ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, Jan. 15, 2015:
(C) Australian actress Nicole Kidman works on set for an Etihad Airlines advertisement shoot on Thursday, Jan. 15, 2015, at the Etihad hangars at the Abu Dhabi International Airport. (Silvia Razgova / The National) / Usage: undated / Section: NA / Reporter: Jennifer Bell