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I built off of the Raceytay Christmaseh Holly preset for this one. Fun batch of presets if you're a Lightroom user.
“Where you are going is more important than how fast you are going.”
I'm not really sure how I did with this. Please give me your honest opinion.
So here's the story... Last Sunday afternoon, I was walking along with my girlfriend Len along the streets of Intramuros (I'm trying to practice). Suddenly, this Volks came speeding in. Earlier that week, my friend Onne told me about panning (a real newbie huh!). My instinct was to set my cam on shutter speed priority, set it to about 1/20secs and then pan. Here's the result. I just added a blue filter and made it BW for a bit of drama. Please tell me how I did.
ti prego, esci da quel buio in cui ti ricordo.
Accendi la luce e raccontami di te, raccontami la tua storia da quando hai spento la luce.
The further cable car is about to take passengers up and over Nob Hill to Market Street. The nearer one will reverse itself on the turntable and follow the other. Angel Island is across the bay.
David L. Tiede Ph. D. President of Luther College during Home Coming Parade 2013
By: Imsouchivy Suos (G.V.)
10/05/13
Model: Brianda Jaquez
Makeup: Brenda Rodriguez
Hair: Sarah Baddass Bridger
Photographer: AMP Productions/Buggs' Photography
Not my best retouching, but I have wanted to try this for ages now!
Lighting info, YN 560 left and right of camera through umbrellas
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CP train 198 heads thorugh the hills and across a bridge west of Kensal, N.D. This is a really cool area on the old Soo Line main line.
HLCX 1000 sits on the Mount Morris branch as he waits for 2 Z trains to pass so he can pull out onto the main and start his work for the day. Here the first East bound comes around the curve as he kicks up a wall of snow.
Saw this guy perched, I was getting ready to focus the camera. Next thing I know it he launched off of the tree. The lighting at this time was pretty tough.
Let's call this a teaser for what's to come next year!
I've not been as active this week photo-wise because I have been working on new ideas, new drawings, new content and basically everything I will be posting after Christmas.
There's some good stuff coming your way soon, but you may have to bear with some inactivity because of school and other projects!
In the cirle is a heavily edited, zoomed in and blurred image of something new for next year! Can you guess what it will be?
There will be 3/4 new themes, 1 secret HUGE project, competitions and loads of different content types!
I would like all your comments of other new stuff you would like to see aswell!
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Tokyo, JAPAN.
On 2nd Monday of Jan, we celebrate Coming of Age for those who become 20yrs old. Those youngsters usually cover themselves with traditional Japanese costume "kimono" and decorate themselves nice and pretty. Usually, there's get-together-event held in each local. They got to see their local peers. This is a big event especially for girls: how am I gonna decorate myself? What about my hair? make-up??
According to today's Japanese law, 20yr-old is considered "grown-up." Hum. What you get is right to vote, and doors open to alcohol and smoking.
vote, alcohol, smoking.
So we are grown-up.
In the past, it probably meant more than today. These days, this is just sort of fashion show for tons of 20yr-old, and the day finally they can officially get drunk.
However, it's still nice to see them in colorful kimono with shining hopes.
In June, LIVCD, its partners, the Al-Imad Cooperative, National Instruments, and the Rural Delights Marketing Cooperative held a workshop to introduce the new and improved freekeh to food processors, exporters, and officials from the Ministry of Agriculture. Exporters are already making their orders for the 2016 season and LIVCD will continue to support the sector as it ramps up production of freekeh.
Stagecoach 28654 SP62BKA is edged carefully out of the workshop after receiving attention at St Andrews
When I visited Crabtree Falls this weekend, it was still too early for most flowering trees to be in bloom at that elevation, but some wildflowers along the trail were making their appearance, including this attractive bloodroot. Thanks to Larry W Brown for identifying it!
Major Tom Coming Home
~ Shiny Toy Gun
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VW0_kTYvARc
Standing there alone, the ship is waiting.
All systems are go.
"Are you sure?"
Control is not convinced, but the computer has the evidence.
No need to abort.
The countdown starts.
Watching in a trance, the crew is certain.
Nothing left to chance, all is working.
Trying to relax up in the capsule,
"Send me up a drink," jokes Major Tom.
The count goes on...
4, 3, 2, 1
Earth below us
drifting, falling.
Floating weightless
calling, calling home...
Second stage is cut, we're now in orbit.
Stabilizers up, running perfect.
Starting to collect requested data.
"What will it affect when all is done?" thinks Major Tom.
Back at ground control, there is a problem.
"Go to rockets full."
Not responding.
"Hello Major Tom. Are you receiving? Turn the thrusters on.
We're standing by."
There's no reply.
4, 3, 2, 1
Earth below us
drifting, falling.
Floating weightless
calling, calling home...
Across the stratosphere, a final message: "Give my wife my love."
Then nothing more.
Far beneath the ship, the world is mourning.
They don't realize he's alive.
No one understands, but Major Tom sees.
"Now the light commands this is my home, I'm coming home."
Earth below us
drifting, falling.
Floating weightless
calling home...
Earth below us
drifting, falling.
Floating weightless
calling home...
Earth below us
drifting, falling.
Floating weightless
calling, calling home...
home.... home....
home.... home.....
home
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credit for the Earth image goes to NASA Earth Observatory ... the full moon photo is my own, taken by me ... combined using PS CS4
Getting ready for for the Armed Forces Day National Event in Stirling. This passed the office window.
(left to right)
Claudia Mendez (Summer on the Hill), Malika Harris (Urban Assembly Media High School), Karen Staller (Lawrence High School) and Amber Long (Horace Mann School) attend the coming together social in IC Square.
Presenting this years crop of Canada Geese goslings!
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Nebraska #22 Maritza Hayes can't stop the Illinois attack - while their teammates watch from bokeh land. HBW!
Kalina has started her journey from Finland to Georgia. I can't wait to meet her.
Thanks so much Tiina!