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On a Barbie birthday a few years ago I mentioned how despite my sizable Barbie collection few were of the blonde bombshell herself which is something that didn't change much since. What has, however, is the overall brand quality. Not only are we getting full prints items but dolls in a variety of sizes and shades to wear them. Of course there's still a long way for Babs to go (still waiting on an articulated AA male doll for sale @ mattel) but it's so fulfilling to see Babs & co just get better with age.
Happy Birthday gurl!!
I've been looking into getting a slightly less wide lens to partner the trusty 10-20mm, as I do find occasions where I want to be a little tighter in composition. After much deliberation, I decided that I couldn't justify the cost of a 17-40L, lovely piece of glass though it is, given my current level of experience.
Unfortunately, the other options (Sigma 20-35mm, ETC) aren't significantly cheaper to justify their flaws.
Instead, after a lot of googling, I went the bargain route and picked up a Tamron 19-35mm off Ebay for £50 + postage. This was the first time I've tried it (massive plus point - 77mm filters) and I'm pretty impressed.
Yes, it has some barrel distortion, but so does my Sigma 10-20mm costing 8 times the price! Sharpness and colour definition seem good. If all the shots come out like this, I'll be a happy man.
Taken this morning at Hauxley with Coquet Island as a backdrop and a spectacular sunrise sidelighting the rocks. One of the nicest mornings I've had for a while...
EOS 1000D / Tamron 19-35mm / Hi-tech 0.3 soft and 0.6 hard grads
I bought the Sprocket Rocket, hoping I would get very cinematic images, like the wonderful pictures of Jeff Bridges with his Widelux. Clearly, for a first roll, I'm far from having attained that goal :) But it was an interesting test, and, as a movie fan, I still like the aspect ratio.
I shot this one at the French skydiving championships.
Sprocket Rocket, APX 400, lab dev and scan.
An online magazine shares some features with a blog and also with online newspapers, but can usually be distinguished by its approach to editorial control. Magazines typically have editors or editorial boards who review submissions and perform a quality control function to ensure that all material meets the expectations of the publishers (those investing time or money in its production) and the readership.-From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So, you see, Slut Magazine is INDEED a magazine (albeit an online one) as we DO in fact have an editorial board. Jumpman Lane’s Slut Magazine IS NOT a blog.
When it comes to CONTENT, Slut Magazine’s current form is entirely understandable. Our aim is to promote readability and view-ability. We want you, oh most faithful of Slut Mag Faithful to be able to read our articles easily no matter HOW long they may be. We want you to be able to SEE our pictures easily and to include as many as possible. We have no limits on the number of pictures in our pictorials due to our chosen format.
Some Second Life magazines are in-world HUD books. We rejected this particular medium outright at the onset for two reasons: lag and readability. HUD books suck because textures are not a good way to display text. Textures have to rez. Viewing textures (read pictures) are not a great way to actually SEE pictures.
This brings us to the failings of flash books. A flash book imitates a paper magazine. One can make their work LOOK like a paper mag; yet, better ways to present pictures and text exist on the internet. Slut Magazine started out as a Blogspot blog in 2007. Around ’08/ ’09 we were a flash book. We are certain content suffered due to the limitations of the PDF flash book medium...
I found this book in my brother's room; he's got a great book shelf overflowing with novels and chapter books that nobody reads.
My mom has had these old tea cups in our cabinet for centuries it seems, and I've always wanted to do something with them, so I figured they'd go nicely on top of my other vintage-y stuff.
Even though I don't know what I'm expecting for
I have this feeling in my heart that make me look to the horizon
Always imagining what is next
Silvia Nov/2015
unplanned visit unplanned shoot. I told her to pretend she was waiting for her husband to come home. d800 85mm 1.8g @1.8
My last series of photos inspired by Funny Face/Paris and my last Poppy! She was also my very first Poppy and therefore very special to me.
Photo of the Painted Hills captured via Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 75-200mm F/4.5 lens. Near the Observation Point. John Day Fossil Beds National Monument: Painted Hills Section (managed by the National Park Services). John Day/Clarno Uplands Area. Blue Mountains Region. Wheeler County, Oregon. Early April 2017.
Exposure Time: 1/80 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/11 * Bracketing: None
When a woman finds the man she wants to marry, she sees the potential in him to become the man she knows he can be. When a man finds the woman he wants to marry, he sees exactly what he wants for the rest of his life. The woman of his dreams and things will always be the same. But boys are boys and it takes us a long time to grow up and women, they carry babies and become mothers and pick-up responsibilities and sensibilities quickly.