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Call me sappy, but I'm always happy when people dedicate an image to me. CatsFive did for me and I wanted to return the favor with an image I thought that he would enjoy as well.
all sweaty and dirty after a day of riding.
i liked the idea of this photo.
not so much the finished product though.
i didnt really have alot of time today, and i havent uploaded in a while......
soo... heres something new i guess!
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I've been thinking about capturing motion like this for a long time, ever since I saw
www.flickr.com/photos/carlistaire888/3800344753/ .Alex's tennis pictures, Days 107 and 113, I had this idea in mind. I think dancing is more effective. Some of my tries my face was in agony and so it looked like I was running in hell. This one is more in focus, and I didn't really want to capture myself in hell.
Strobist info in my photostream.
Origin: yadi.sk/i/65ZqH5nph3yZGg
Author: Evgeniy Bruskov
Raw converter: Capture One
WB: As Shot
Exposure: +0.3
Levels: (4;0;254)
Curve: Film Standard
Camera Profile: NikonD7000-C1-EO-NXD-D2XMODE1
another of my slow shutter experiments..
what i like about this snap is the beauty of negative space, and the form created by the light streaks, and how the flower is captured...
A WWII German camp is captured by the Americans during a reenactment at the American Heritage Museum. Hudson, Massachusetts
Not in Beijing... so capture this on TV. Taken at 8pm 7 minutes... only 1 more minute, it'd be 0808080808 ;-)
Balade dans le parc national du Rincón (région du Guanacaste) à la découverte des phénomènes volcaniques et des cascades cachées sur les versants du volcan. Sans compter les nombreuses rencontres animalières dont celle d’un boa dans une forêt tropicale encore très dense !
Le paysage rencontré est différent de tout ce que nous avons pu voir auparavant : sur plusieurs sentiers nous pouvons apprécier de très près l’activité volcanique, notamment les fumerolles et les "pailas”.
Bain d’argile riche en oligo-éléments dans l’une des sources chaude sur le sentier Santa María.
Retour au lodge, sorte d'hacienda située dans une vaste propriété en pleine nature au pied du volcan… pour un coucher de soleil flamboyant.
This photo was taken in the evening on January 26th of 2014.
A daily water dance show that showcased twice a night by the Marina Bay Sands waterfront. When it is almost time to start the show, a lot of people tried to find the spot they prefer and sat down by the waterfront and waited for the right moment to begin.
This was the first time I watched the show with some friends came to visit Singapore for their first time from Taiwan. The water dance show only lasted for about 15 minutes.
I love this particular image as it was not only captured the water motion, the city night scenery skyline, but also the different media devices that people were trying to captured the pretty moment.
Shot @ Hampi,350Km North of Bangalore,Oct2010.
If you have a moment,let me capture it for you.
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