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This is a cropped view of the adjacent image so that you can see the proboscis more clearly as the butterfly reaches into the blossom of the flower. If you look closely, you can see the second antenna going behind the blossom in a 2 o'clock direction.
This is 6% of the original image. 1.5MP of a 24MP image.
This is a crop 100% of a photo taken with the Eos 7D.
Iso: 100
Av priority: f/2,5 with 1/5000 sec.
Lens: Canon EF 85mm f/1,8
Photos de la crop organisée par l'association Scrap Tout Doubs (25) les 19 et 20 février 2011 scraptoutdoubs.forumactif.com/
Animatrices :
Anaïs
Manou
Fati
Photographe :
Logan
I was on the ferry in dock at Lopez when I popped off some shots of the reasonably common local cormorants, which nevertheless have to date defied any good photographs.
Being quite far away, even my 70-210mm on a cropped sensor gave me only a very environmental shot, which had little compositional interest.
Bring on the cropping!
I had to carve away so much that of the original 12 megapixels, only 1.3 remained. It is a credit to the Nikon D300 that it still looks as crisp and detailed as it does.
January 9, 2011
Sunday.
The ice on the lake is covered with snow and it was w-i-n-d-y today. Every once in a while the wind would gust and the snow would kick up. It was gorgeous. And cold.
I almost never crop to odd sizes, but I looked up, saw the snow cloud, flipped up the camera and shot. It was *not* a perfect shot. I like the snow cloud though.
The view from Marie Antoinette overlook over the bend of the Susquehanna River reveals an interesting crop pattern. They plant crops in 100 foot strips. The corn leaves ground exposed, but the grass catches the water, decreasing erosion. Ditches catch all the runoff and direct it to the river. The trees grow in the ditches to slow everything down. Everything with a purpose!
In this version, I changed the photo's proportions to 7x5, a more common (and therefore pleasing) size. I also tried to alter the composition by following the rule of thirds and used Photoshop to sharpen things up a little bit.
Crop, 2011
Installtion of 12,000 stacked pencils topped with acrylic paint on gallery wall
approx. 150 x 150 inches
This Flickr Set documents the installation of Myers' Crop, 2011
Pelavin Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of new work by Timothy Paul Myers, titled The Ontario Ration. In celebration of Pelavin Gallery ’s thirty year anniversary, in January 2011, Myers bases this exhibition on a found business ledger chronicling the last thirty-years of an egg farmer named Myron B. Johnson, circa 1899-1929. This will be Myers first solo exhibition at the gallery.
Repetition and the use of unlikely materials—two prominent themes in Myers' work—continue to be displayed in this exhibition, as Myers makes use of hundreds of pages from a thirty-year business ledger of Myron B. Johnson, circa 1899-1929; one-thousand trading cards, circa 1900s-1930s; and one-hundred-thousand stacked pencil pieces individually topped with a single drop of acrylic paint from the artist's palette of over one-hundred-fifty hand-mixed colors.
For more information, please visit pelavingallery.com
Third Prize in Category: Daywear.
Corktown Cropped Cardigan designed by Sandra Van Burkleo; modeled by Tammy Hildebrand at the CGOA 2010 Design Competition Awards Presentation.
See the complete list of winners (including official photos!) at cgoanow.blogspot.com/2010/07/2010-design-competition-winn....
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Photos de la crop organisée par l'association Scrap Tout Doubs (25) les 19 et 20 février 2011 scraptoutdoubs.forumactif.com/
Animatrices :
Anaïs
Manou
Fati
Photographe :
Logan
This is an example of cropping because all you can see is the model’s outfit. Her head is cropped out of the picture. (Processed with VSCO with g3 preset)
Photos de la crop organisée par l'association Scrap Tout Doubs (25) les 19 et 20 février 2011 scraptoutdoubs.forumactif.com/
Animatrices :
Anaïs
Manou
Fati
Photographe :
Logan
Cropped version of an Image I already put on here.
"Near Clowns Cafe on King Street in Cambridge. I liked the contrast in colour.. reddish orange on the outside, greeny blue inside. and I liked the lights too.."
Ensaios sobre guitarra portuguesa de Artur Paredes
53 ensaios sobre guitarra portuguesa de Artur Paredes.
Guitarra pertencente ao espólio do Museu Municipal de Coimbra (Edifício Chiado).
Guitarrista e compositor português, nasceu a 10 de maio de 1899, em Coimbra, e faleceu a 21 de dezembro de 1980, em Lisboa. É por muitos considerado o criador de uma sonoridade própria para a guitarra de Coimbra, distinguindo-a assim da guitarra de Lisboa. É pai do maior vulto da guitarra portuguesa, Carlos Paredes, filho de um grande guitarrista de Coimbra, Gonçalo Paredes, e sobrinho de outro grande guitarrista coimbrão, Manuel Paredes.
A guitarra surge assim, de forma natural, como uma tradição familiar. Uma arte transmitida e aperfeiçoada de geração em geração, que viria a ter o expoente máximo, no seu filho, Carlos. Uma arte aprendida desde tenra idade, apesar de o seu pai ter morrido quando era ainda muito novo.
Artur Paredes estudou num colégio particular e chegou a integrar a Tuna do Orfeão Académico, apesar de nunca ter ingressado na Universidade. Trabalhou no Banco Nacional Ultramarino. Contudo, esteve sempre próximo do meio académico. E foi ali que o seu talento ganhou fama. Conviveu com muitos estudantes que se viriam a revelar nomes maiores da canção de Coimbra. Entre outros, acompanhou António Menano, Agostinho Fontes, Paradela de Oliveira, Lucas Junot, Armando Goes e, sobretudo, Edmundo Bettencourt, nascido no mesmo ano e com o qual revelou um entendimento invulgar.
Em 1935, Artur Paredes mudou-se para Lisboa, e continuou a dedicar-se à música e à guitarra portuguesa. Estudou a sua morfologia. Passou a frequentar assiduamente as oficinas de construção de guitarras. E modificou o instrumento à sua medida, sobretudo em termos de afinação, de forma a poder tirar maior proveito da mão esquerda.
Para saber mais sobre Artur Paredes (1899-1980):
www.museudofado.pt/personalidades/detalhes.php?id=275
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DILIGÊNCIA | Casa de Fados | Coimbra
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Fado de Coimbra no Café Sta. Cruz (1)
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This shot was cropped to only focus on the mother and child. Notice the slow shutter speed, the hands clapping were blurred.
Photos de la crop organisée par l'association Scrap Tout Doubs (25) les 19 et 20 février 2011 scraptoutdoubs.forumactif.com/
Animatrices :
Anaïs
Manou
Fati
Photographe :
Logan
Talla S
Rayado plomo con negro
Llega sobre el ombligo
Tiene un detalle al lado derecho-bajo de la etiqueta (lo compré así, pero nunca lo usé)
Me costó 8.000 por este medio, lo dejo en 3.000 por el detalle
Photos de la crop organisée par l'association Scrap Tout Doubs (25) les 19 et 20 février 2011 scraptoutdoubs.forumactif.com/
Animatrices :
Anaïs
Manou
Fati
Photographe :
Logan