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Opdracht 9 voor de FotoJam 2015: Maak een foto in een stadspark.
Op de achtergrond de beeldentuin van Museum Boijmans van Beuningen.
Week 9, February 24 - March 2:
We spent Wednesday 'til Friday in Frankfurt am Main, exploring the city, shopping, visiting the German Architecture Museum and literally standing on top of the world. The skyline was fascinating, especially at night. Standing on one of the many bridges, metres above the river Main, overlooking one of Germany's largest cities is a sight I'll never forget. (More and more.)
I'll be doing an internship at an engineering office for the next 5 weeks (aka until the new semester starts) starting tomorrow. Just thought I'd let you know. It might affect my creativity, which - frankly speaking - I seem to have buried a while ago anyway. But enough for that... I'd love to know what you guys have been up to?!
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I merged nine images of tonight's moon taken @ two minute intervals. I was expecting an arched image, but got a perfectly straight line. All part of our camera club experiment..
I mentioned a while back I am going through a Pano film phase. This is from my Horizon Perfekt swing lens camera with expired Fuji Xtera 400 film. Something about this format I love... cant replicate the digital. Took 400 today with the D3, 24 with this camera and there was no comparison in terms of the emotion of the shots.. I am sure it is just a phase. Hope all is well
The BWP-9 Dzik (wild boar) is the standard heavy IFV for the Polish-Lithuanian land forces. It is armed with a 40mm Bofors auto-cannon and carriers 10 infantry.
I took a lot of Inspiration from the real world BWP Borsuk for this moc.
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
Here's an image taken during my first season at Valley Forge in 2010 when the place was basically a petting zoo for deer. Following half a decade of winter culls you can no longer see through the woods for a quarter mile because there aren't enough deer to eat all the plants!
I was pretty reluctant then to shoot wide open, perhaps because I wanted to be sure to get the whole animal in focus. Lucky thing he was far enough in front of the tree line here! Anyway, this little 9-pointer got me hooked on deer photography, I suppose.