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I love how she walks, it reminds me so much of a comic of Spirou et Fantasio comics (in one of the books is an animal that breaks out of the zoo, I forgot which animal, but it walks exactly like Disa on this photograph).
Water cascades down a multi-tiered waterfall of Bond Falls surrounded by lush green foliage and tall trees. The cloudy sky above adds a dynamic backdrop to the serene and picturesque scene.
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© 2016 Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott
Now that Adobe is supporting the RAW files I've been able to start using my normal workflow on images. I've become even happier with what the 5DIV is producing. Images like this show a much better dynamic range, with a full range of information in the shadows along with a sky that isn't blown out in any way. I wish you could see the detail in the tree on a pixel level. It is really impressive. It's a great camera, despite that somewhat negative buzz that accompanied its anouncement. I've got a new video that highlights my "Picks and Pans" thus far with the 5D Mark IV that you can see here: bit.ly/2cKNl14 or see an image gallery with a lot of photos along with some 4K stills grabs here: bit.ly/2cwFmEX
Technical Information: Canon EOS 5D Mark IV + Zeiss Milvus 2.8/18mm, Processed in Adobe Lightroom CC, Photoshop CC, and Alien Skin Exposure X (use code "dustinabbott" to get 10% off)
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Through this tight composition, I wanted to emphasize the pure interplay of color and geometry. The diagonal arrangement creates a dynamic flow, while the carefully balanced color palette - from vibrant oranges and turquoises to subtle grays - transforms an architectural element into a striking abstract canvas. The controlled lighting enhances the depth and dimensionality of the geometric pattern.
This is shot from inside a very small workshop situated within the vast halls of a disused industrial complex in Esch/Alzette/ Luxembourg called "Metzeschmelz".
The was by far the most extreme difference in light and shadow.
View from outside the workshop: www.flickr.com/photos/138658581@N08/52169383159
The Phare Ponleu Selap circus was founded in Battambang, Cambodia, to give street kids a creative outlet and an opportunity for employment. It has become so successful that it now tours internationally, and funds numerous youth projects in Cambodia. The intimate tent in Battambang, and the enthusiasm and skill of the perfomers, make their show a charming and impressive experience.
Captured with the Fujifilm X-T2 and Fujinon XF14MMF2.8R. One Flashpoint SL-360 StreakLight 360 Watt at 1/8 power shot through Godox 32" Octoagon Softbox.