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This is part of my course work including abstract and altering DOF
for this i used a tripod and set the focus almost center
In the end I moved the straws not the lens
Its a seeing arts course for people like me who find it difficult to imagine and understand written stuff, so its all hands on
I am finding its helping alot with my photography
This week is bring a child to the course week and so I took Caia and Eibhlin. No matter where you are, some time is snack time.
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I've been on a two-day photography course this week.
It was an event photography cpurse run by Paul Rogers, and very good it was too.
Lots of tips, both business and photography, with demonstrations of workflows and techniques.
I just need to put some of them into practice now.
A day of team-building and fun at the Asbury University Ropes Course during KFB's August 2015 LEAD meeting.
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At Corso 32. Whey-braised Berkshire pork, polenta, shaved Brussels sprouts, pickled mustard seed, parsley, and lemon. Paired with a 2012 San Jacopo da Vicchiomaggio Chianti Classico, Toscana. 31 December (New Year's Eve), 2015.
London Marathon - at mile 13, before the runners are off.
Blogged at mrtopp.com/2009/04/27/london-marathon/