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I made this fairy for a friend that was having a hawaiian themed party. I even used part of the invitation that was sent to me.
Behind the camera during the shoot at BA Components factory for their Bella kitchen collection catalogue.
Elevation -
6,644 feet/ 2025 meters
Clingman's Dome, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina, USA
Just a random capture from my archives showing this empty frigid beach in Pennsylvania back in March. I have plenty of unprocessed photos in my archives so I need to unload some. Maybe this will cool some of you of whoever is exposed to heat right now. I was debating whether to do this in black and white or color but I think I managed to get the colors out of this to pass my rigorous criteria.
I just corrected the color a little I think I made it too dull looking after looking at it I knew I messed. I corrected my exposure. So I hope this is a little better scene and I came up with a different version that I will upload in a minute. Lack of software and glitches here in the office prevented me from achieving my goal :(
Have a blessed day everyone!
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It is the false shame of fools to try to conceal wounds that have not healed
Location:Mersing
090609
I dont want to walk away from this place, im captured by the hands of amazing grace
Last one from this shoot i promise :)
Sorry for the lack of creativity but i still kinda like this one.
Saw this site while on a roundtrip. I made Hong pull over so I could capture it. Taken near Union,WA
Capturing the Sun Test Shot before the Solar Eclipse taken with a Nikon 70-300mm F4-5.6 ED D Lens on a Fujifilm XT-10 camera.
I was staying near the bridge to visit a friend, and found some time to cross the bridge and snap some shots.
From Wikipedia:
Construction began on March 31, 1937. After one and a half years and a cost of $5,873,837.17 (CAD), it opened to traffic on November 14, 1938. On May 29, 1939, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth presided over the official opening during a royal visit to Canada. A toll of 25 cents was charged for each car. On January 20, 1955, the Guinness family sold the bridge to the province for $5,959,060, and in 1963, the tolls were dropped.
My 14 year old daughter borrowed my iPhone for a few minutes and unbeknownst to me, she took a panoramic shot of me capturing the sunset (see previous post). I only noticed it a few days later when browing though my photostream. Thought it was worth posting it here.
Like a jaguar that stalks
down his narrow cage
that can seldom see through
his bars of rage
his nails are clipped and
his feet are tied
as he opens his throat to yell for freedom.
With a fearful thrill
of things unknown
he will not sit still
until he's shone
the light of day
on the distant fortress hill
as he leaps naked from his cage to freedom.
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This photo of mine won the "Photo of the day contest" in www.fotoflock.com/index.php/photogallery/photo-of-the-day... by epson.
today me and my friend Akhil visited Dhoolpet. It is popular for its Ganesh idols which are made for the festival Ganesh Chaturthi. People from all over the state come here to buy from this market. People of the suburb on many seasonal businesses like idol making even for Durgashtami, kite making for Pongal, rakhis etc.To know more about Lord Ganesha pl. click here
As most photographers do, we review our shots from time to time to see if we have missed that eye catching capture. In reviewing old shots, I came across this interior shot of a Nostalgic Buick V-Eight. I especially like the shot because of the reflection of my hand and camera lens in the upper right hand corner. A Unique shot....Tells a Story, don't you think?
The colour and the amount of crowd that gathers here for the aarti is huge.
U can have a glimpse by looking at the lcd. i have tried to capture the entire grandness of the event in the lcd but i guess i could have done better.
This is one of the largest events that happen at the banks of the holy river-ganga-INDIA.
the grand procession is full of prayers,lanterns,and music...
its called-"aarti on the ganges"
this was clicked at Rhishikesh-India.
>> I found i could say things with colour & shapes that i couldn't say any other way..
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“Capture the……C.”
This is our new town library- whoo-hoo! In the past dozen or so years, our town has approved and built a new high school, a new public service complex (police and fire stations), a new town hall, and put additions on and rehabbed 3 elementary schools and the middle school. With the new library all of our public buildings are in fine form. Of course our tax rate is a might high.
By the way, in this picture on the lower right are also a Corner and a Curb!! And puffy Couds above!
Capture of Melotte 15 using Sequence Generator Pro, Sharpcap with electronic finder, Cartes du Ciel planetarium software and PHD2 guiding.
Some of the Apocalypse panels: York Minster Great East Window:
5a - 5g
4a - 4g
3a - 3g
2a - 2g
The panel references refer to "Apocalypse - the Great East Window of York Minster" by Sarah Brown, page 70
A captured German aeroplane. It has been strapped onto a trailer. Sitting on the trailer alongside the aeroplane are five soldiers. Directly in front of the aeroplane is a canvas-topped truck. Both are parked on a muddy road, with a field directly behind.
It was important for official photographers to record the looting of German trenches, the capturing of German military vehicles and planes and other equipment, because it made for very good propaganda to print in the newspapers back home.
[Original reads: 'OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN ON THE FRONT IN FRANCE. A captured German Aeroplane.']