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We did a jump session during my shoot with lovely modern dancer Naomi, this is a compilation of it :)
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Model: Naomi Nieuwkerk
MUA: *
Camera: Nikon D800
Lens: Nikkor AF-S 24-70 f2.8 @ f9
Studio: The Hague
Light setup: Build a double foam core wall around (in front) of the model L+R with a small gap to shoot through, 2 bare bulb Hensel studio lights firing at the inside of the 2 foam core panels , 1 XL Hensel Softbox behind /above pointed to the white limbo, smaller Hensel softbox above left behind model, A single Hensel light with reflector pointed at backside of the model to create some flare, a foam board in front and above the model as a fill in.
All triggered by Elinchrom EL Skyport
Post LR4 & CS6
I was part of the live sketching crew at Hotel Jarretelle, Ghent's Burlesque festival.
It was awesome ! 1930's style acts with sexy pin-ups, feathers, exotica, fire & striptease. Difficult drawing when you can barely see what you're drawing & when the stuff happening on stage is more interesting than what's on your paper :).
Klaus Doldinger / Doldinger Jubilee
Compilation Album
Trackliste:
A1 – The Feetwarmers "Ich Weiss, Es Wird Einmal Ein Wunder Geschehen" - 2:32
A2 – The Feetwarmers "Tishomingo Blues" - 3:22
A3 – Wild Bill Davison & The Feetwarmers "Sweet Sue, Just You" - 4:32
A4 – The Feetwarmers "Nur Nicht Aus Liebe Weinen" - 3:33
A5 – The Feetwarmers "Creole Love Call" - 3:06
A6 – The Feetwarmers "When You're Smiling" - 3:34
B1 – Oskar's Trio "Tenderly" - 6:04
B2 – Klaus Doldinger Quartet "Well, You Needn't" - 5:38
B3 – Klaus Doldinger Quartet & Attila Zoller "Subo" - 3:13
B4 – Klaus Doldinger Quartet "Raga Up And Down (Variations On An Indian Scale)" - 7:30
C1 – International All Stars "Round About Midnight" - 4:16
C2 – The George Gruntz Trio "Ciacona F-Moll" - 5:24
C3 – NDR-Jazz-Workshop "Quartenwalzer" - 9:00
C4 – NDR-Jazz-Workshop "Waltz Of The Jive Cats" - 4:31
D1 – Don Paulin / Klaus Doldinger "Black Mountain Blues" - 2:15
D2 – Volker Kriegel Trio "With A Little Help From My Friends"
(Lennon-McCartney) - 3:13
D3 – Orchester Klaus Doldinger "Negresco"
(Original Soundtrack des Klaus Lembke Film) - 5:32
D4 – Paul Nero Sounds "Cuica" - 2:35
D5 – Doldinger's Motherhood "Turning Around" - 3:50
D6 – Passport (2) "Skies" (TV Spot Lufthansa) - 3:08
E1 – The Blue Sounds & Davy Jones "The Night Time" - 2:48
E2 – The Blue Sounds Inc. "Nut Shaker" (Tschaikowsky) - 1:58
E3 – Paul Nero's Blue Sounds "Comin' Home Baby" - 2:34
E4 – The Paul Nero Sounds "Knock On Wood / I Was Made To Love Her / What Is Soul" - 2:20
E5 – The Paul Nero Sounds "Respect / You Keep Me Hanging On / Keep Looking" - 2:52
E6 – The Motherhood "I Feel Free" ( Cream) - 4:01
F1 – Doldinger's Motherhood "Circus Polka" - 1:07
F2 – Passport (2) "Lemuria's Dance" - 4:37
F3 – Passport (2) "Get Yourself A Second Passport" - 4:03
F4 – Passport (2) "Abracadabra" - 7:20
Label: Atlantic Records / 1973
ex Vinyl-Collection MTP
Portraits done in 2017 for Julia Kay's Portrait Party!, except for mosaics & "The Revolutionaries" series.
A compilation of the Moosburg Gasthaus zur Lände Sherman tank images so they can be more easily compared. As mentioned previously, photos 3, 4 and 5 show the same two Sherman tanks. These are dated 30 April, whereas the scenes with General George S. Patton were taken the following day.
This montage is also posted here (larger image download):
www.tapatalk.com/groups/archive1944to1945/viewtopic.php?p...
Here is all the weapons I made for December 2010. I know it is late now, but I felt like I had to do it because I promised so. All sizes
If you could have any of these weapons, which would it be? Note the answer, but only a small box and not the entire gun.
1. St Paul's vision on the road to Damascus (or Franconisbac / Clyde Semler for JKPP),
2. Vin Ganapathy/Somannabopanna for JKPP, 3. Daniel Castro Alonso - digitally enhanced, 4. Portrait of Mariah O'Neill for JKPP, 5. renee schauecker/bhlogiston for jkpp,
6. Irena voidit, 7. Pink 1, 8. lily p, 9. AUTORRETRATO 2005,
10. maureennathan3 for jkpp, 11. rendering, 12. Eelco Dueling for JKPP, 13. Meditation
It's been a while since I put together one of these collections.... as always, I thank my flickr friends for providing constant inspiration. If you're not familiar with these artist.... check em out!
After sending my Christmas list off to the eIves I was lucky enough to receive Jim's lovely book from Santa this year and a great read it is too.
rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ul...
Okay, first thing, this is a compilation of images that I've previously uploaded, individually, to Flickr. Just wanted that stated for to some of you this may be analogous to summer reruns.
With that said, I put this together for a friend and then decided why not post it here as well.
What I've included are five past sets of Mycena images. In addition, I've also included, below, whatever relevant information I have on the subjects. The information is listed in the same order as are the groups of images in the compilation.
But PLEASE NOTE, in regards to mushroom identification I am essentially a novice. So while I've included the names I suspect may match the mushrooms in the images, you can take that with a grain of salt.
Unknown Mycena (possibly Mycena corticola): ~0.25 inch (6 mm) in height; November 17, 2013; Brownsville, Fayette County, Pennsylvania
Walnut Mycena (Mycena luteopallens): ~1.25 inch (3.2 cm) or less in height; October 19, 2013; Brownsville, Fayette County, Pennsylvania
Common Mycena (Mycena galericulata): ~1.25-2.5 inches (3.2-6.4 cm) in height; October 20, 2013;
Brownsville, Fayette County, Pennsylvania
Unknown Mycena (possibly Mycena haematopus): ~0.75 inch (19 mm) in height; May 31, 2011; Holbrook, Greene County, Pennsylvania
Miniscule Mycena (Mycena capillaris): ~1 inch (2.5 cm), or less in height; September 28, 2011; Timonium, Baltimore County, Maryland
Thanks again to all the light junkies around the world for the inspiration!
- youtu.be/2q9QnrWV-fw (watch in HD!)
(The photo compilation-mosaic above is a selection of all my uploaded photo's made in 2014)
A 90 second compilation of some of my work. Just because I thought it was fun to do...
BTW: The quality of the images in the video is far less than the original images.
Doors of Perception II - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3347072709/
Into the Dark - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3603873807/
Moods - Darkness I - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3555283026/
Lines on the Horizon - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3638978025/
No Square - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3669354484/
Scheveningen Pier - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3669350474/
Frozen Time I - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3370615755/
Time Lapse II - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3486085806/
Minimal Monochrome Winter Landscape - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3187287399/
Tree - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3589757339/
Powerstation IV - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3708667560/
Opposites Attract - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3651144879/
After Sunset - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3274346717/
Time Lapse I - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3480096980/
Square VIII - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3713484673/
II\\\IIII/\|||| - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3723869949/
Square I - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3511540026/
Fisherman and Bird - www.flickr.com/photos/tjintjelaar/3614133673/
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June 2010 to June 2011. It's different every day. Press "L" to view on black and if you have time, view original.
Boulevard de Ménilmontant 25/03/2023 08h17
A nice compilation of street art on walls near the corner of Rue Oberkampf in the 11ème arrondissement of Paris. Below an octopus made by KRAKEN.
Boulevard de Ménilmontant
The Boulevard de Ménilmonant is a 1080 meters long and 42 meters wide street avenue in the 11ème and 20ème arrondissement of Paris. The avenue starts at 19, rue de Mont-Louis et 1, rue Pierre-Bayle and ends at 162, rue Oberkampf et 2, rue de Ménilmontant.
The boulevard has been traced to the location of the wall of the Fermiers généraux ("General Farmers") who until 1859 marked the border between Paris one side (11th arrondissement) and the municipalities of Belleville and Charonne (20th arrondissement side).
A compilation of what I've done in 2012.
After seeing so many others put together a mosaic of everything they built this past year, I decided to do the same - as you can see, I'm not the most prolific. Still, this has been a pretty big year for me.
On the top is the new banner for Brick Town Talk - I have just become a site admin after spending a little over a year as an author. We recently had to switch domain names - please update your bookmarks to www.bricktowntalk.com. Thanks to all that keep creating great works of LEGO architecture that gives me something to write about!
In the center left are two new modulars that make up the Cast Iron District. I took apart my original florist building to make them as I was never happy with my first attempt at the style - I'm still not happy, but I'm close. These are works in progress done as part of ILUGNY's exhibit at New York Comic Con, and right after that they went into the LEGO Store at Rockefeller Center. They are now back home, waiting for the finishing touches - lots more photos once that is done.
On the bottom left is my largest modular, the Bricklyn Borough Courthouse. Currently at the Stamford Museum & Nature Center in CT (again, courtesy my affiliation with ILUGNY), it also has been to Rockefeller and NYCC this year.
Finally, on the right, is my scale model of 15 Central Park West that was done for the National Building Museum's LEGO Architecture: Tower Ambition exhibit which ended in September. There it joined 15 models by Adam Reed Tucker - truly and honor to be in such royal company. It now lives not far from my desk at my job.
Thanks to everyone that has looked at and commented on my builds for the year. I already have a few things planned for 2013, so stay tuned in the new year.
Many thanks to the following for making their images available:
stone angel3
background: www.flickr.com/photos/jody_atcs/4875365674/
Eustaquio Santimano
www.flickr.com/photos/eustaquio/3102291068/
The vintage photo was found at The Graphics Fairy blog.
Had three similar ones lying around, not worth posting alone. All old.
Top: Failed Prototype 27.11.2014
Middle: Future Rifle 12.11.2014
Bottom: Energy Rifle 07.02.2015
My travels.
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