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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.
My arrival at the Pfister Hotel. I love people watching, almost as much as I love being watched by people :) So, who will I see today, and who will see me?
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Taken from the underground on my way back from a street shoot.. returning the gear to my office.. There she was .. wow. could not resist.. and fuzzed it just right... She looked despaired waiting for someone who perhaps never came... I captured this take just off the escalator, i had the cam in hand et voila.. instant reflex.. :-) It is awesome also in B/W.. Lol.
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Prise rapide du weekend.. je rentrais justement de ma sortie et me preparait a remettre mon equipement a mon bureau losquelle est apparue au sommet de l'escalateur.. J'avais toujours le D300 en main et vlan.. prise sur le vif avec juste l'effect broulle que je souhaitait.. Banco .. :-)
Bonne semaine a tous..
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American consumers indulged in big cars; European buyers had to made do with cars that were far smaller, especially in the years immediately after World War II. This contrast in expectations is emphasised by the different scales of the 1947 Mercury coupe at left and the British Morris Minor of 1960 at the right.
Dana Point Marina Waterway early in the morning. Third of three shots from a spectacular sunrise.
Single Raw file with adjustments and toning in Topaz.
Ok I admit. As a portrait photographer it's not often that I use a tripod. Or that I use filters (Lee graduated ND saved the day here). It's also uncommon for me to use an ultra wide-angle lens (like the 14-24mm), nor do I recall ever taking a portrait with my aperture down to f/16. I love fusing my love of landscapes with portraiture. I think it's a win-win situation, wouldn't you say? :-)
Thanks to my little assistant for keeping the strobes pointed right where it needed to be, to our wonderful model for making the trek from 4 hours away (you're the best, Christina!), and to Sophie for being my radio DJ during the many hours we've spent on the road, and for her attention to posing, hair, wardrobe, and everything else that went into making this (couldn't have done it without you).
Badwater is an odd place. You're standing at a dry lake, 282 feet below sea level, while out in the distance, Mt. Whitney (just past that mountain range) soars at 14,505 feet. The lowest (and highest) point in the 48 states. Talk about extremes. But we didn't pick this place because it would be easy. What's the fun in that?
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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.