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A few months ago our local news paper ran a photography contest for the compilation of a book called Capture Kentuckiana. I submitted several photos and ended up getting the cover of the book plus five other photos in the book.
This is a collage of the cover and all the pages I'm on.
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without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved.
Photo: Me.
Model: berryllium.
Location: Windsor Downs, New South Wales (Australia).
Tools:
- Kodak ZD710
- Gimp 2.6.6
- PIXresizer
Effects: Scn = Portrait.
Post Processing: N/A.
Print Available:
Greeting Card: [Link]
Matted Print: [Link]
Laminated Print: [Link]
Mounted Print: [Link]
Canvas Print: [Link]
Framed Print: [Link]
Poster: [Link]
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'Captured' from the Xbox 360 computer game 'Fable 2' on my Casio Exilim.
The in-game world is called Albion and its landscapes veer from dark and brooding to the 'olde English' type scene above.
Me I try to capture moments in time that can be remembered. So I wait and sometimes my best friend and gorgeous gal never fails to impress me by trying to capture where the Earth ends and where Heaven begins. Being on this building we will never be closer.
A test train runs on the Western Ring Railway in south China's island province Hainan, Dec. 29, 2015. The 345-km Western Ring Railway in Hainan will be put into operation on Dec. 30, completing the world's first high-speed train line circling an island. The western stretch, with a designed speed of 200 km per hour, has 16 stops in six cities and counties, linking provincial capital Haikou with Sanya, a tropical tourist spot. With a land area of 35,400 square km, Hainan is slightly larger than Belgium. A popular destination for beach lovers, it is expected to receive 47 million visitors this year.
With a newly completed high-speed railway track in the southern Hainan Province, China now has 19,000 kilometers of high-speed rail.
- in full breeding feathers
- spotted this hunter amid shrubbery
- darting, then slowly moving
- success
- good thing we have many anoles
- for him, anyhow !
- edited in www.dumper.net
- then, in www.picMonkey.com
- for frame, signature, softness to the shot
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Some screen captures of the work done during the two day Processing Paris Workshops 2011 at La Fonderie de L'Image. These are various prototypes of physics simulations which was the main theme and subject of this year's Masterclass led by Harmut Bohnacker.
Image by Grégoire Divaret
More info and a showreel of the work can be seen at the following adresses :
freeartbureau.org/blog/2011/05/20/processing-paris-master...
It' s a renege for the princess Bella.
Unit design: Tomoko Fuse, Ekaterina Lukasheva (model Firefly)
Composition: Anna Alekseeva
Folding: Anna Alekseeva
Number of units: 30+30
Paper size: 4.2x1.1 cm (green), 4.2x4.2 cm
Model size: 7 cm
Joint: no glue
Once the crowd spread out, people were able to get on their bikes and begin riding. There are two small observation pull-offs on the bridge.
Dans le cadre de l’exposition "Paris (1910-1937). Promenade dans les collections Albert-Kahn", la photographe Leïla Garfield propose aux ados de se balader dans le quartier du Palais de Chaillot, munis d'appareils photos, pour découvrir le Paris d'hier et d’aujourd’hui. Une occasion unique d’arpenter et d’observer la ville. À partir des images produites, ils expérimentent des superpositions pour aboutir à des tirages photographiques inédits.
Stage photo pour les 9-14 ans qui s'est déroulé du 28 au 29 octobre 2020 à la Cité.
En partenariat avec le musée départemental Albert-Kahn.
(c) Cité de l'architecture & du patrimoine / CD92 / B. de Changy
A spectator captures the The Peach drop on a digital camera with gloved hands due to the sub-freezing (28℉) temperature at the venue.
Dans le cadre de l’exposition "Paris (1910-1937). Promenade dans les collections Albert-Kahn", la photographe Leïla Garfield propose aux ados de se balader dans le quartier du Palais de Chaillot, munis d'appareils photos, pour découvrir le Paris d'hier et d’aujourd’hui. Une occasion unique d’arpenter et d’observer la ville. À partir des images produites, ils expérimentent des superpositions pour aboutir à des tirages photographiques inédits.
Stage photo pour les 9-14 ans qui s'est déroulé du 28 au 29 octobre 2020 à la Cité.
En partenariat avec le musée départemental Albert-Kahn.
(c) Cité de l'architecture & du patrimoine / CD92 / B. de Changy