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Trying to get my head around using flash in photography. Just playing around - I like the shadows created by the hat
This is a picture I took with my phone last year using the app Huji Cam. I made some more editing in other mobile apps just to explore the visual possibilities they offer. I see this image as an "exercise", because I really just wanted to test new things and do something different. I think this is very important to develop an unique aesthetic.
These are my son Derrick's shoes at his wedding last Saturday. He worked at Nordstrom in the ladies shoes department for a few years when he was in college. The boy loves shoes. lol :)
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Pennington Flash Country Park, taken from the canal side to the north.
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Thanks for the comments on my previous upload. I'll let you all know about the competition results as and when…. Everything is crossed! :)
Model: Minna
Strobist setup: SB-900 with a CL softbox camera left. Sky model back. Triggered with Skyport.
We were here for 20 minutes before the flow suddenly kicked up. The water flowed with enough speed to bounce of that rock front-centre, and the water turned brown with dirt picked up up-stream. That's somehow the way i like to see a fast flowing water of body the most, when it turns brown.
I thought I would try my flash to illuminate the foreground plants, but forgot that I could only go to 1/250 second, so the shutter speed is a bit slow for the front of the engine. This is at the Salt Creek Trestle east of Oakridge, OR, and the train is a northbound manifest of mostly empties.
Now I know that everyone is posting this, but I just think it's it's so cool! Though I can't tell whether that's brown or red, I'm gonna need to see more pics to make my final judgement.
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The Kraków Old Town is surrounded by a green (actually white in this picture!) ring called the Planty Park (or just Planty) which occupies about 21 hectares, gently separating the city center from the noisy outside world.
The Planty Park was created in the beginning of the 19th century, when Krakow's City Walls were brought down, as a part of the Krakow Senate's plan to refurbish the city. The idea came from Feliks Radwański, the same architect that saved the Florian Gate and the Barbican from being pulled down with the rest of the walls.
Since 1815, under the surveillance of Feliks Radwański, trees had been systematically planted around the Old City, thus creating a different type of wall – the green one – called "Plantation". These were the official beginnings of Planty.
Florian Straszewski has continued Radwański’s works under development of this unusual park, and he was completely devoted to to this undertaking until his death in 1847. The next stage of development (1847-1870) was called "romantic", as Planty was given the look of the fashionable then English Gardens full of "flower portraits", bends, secret bridges and arbours – suddenly appearing in front of the walking people. Then, the third period started and it lasted until 1914. It was a period of naturalism and Art Nouveau. Planty was equipped with wooden banches (before there had been stone ones), gas lighting, quite a few monuments.
Further history of Planty includes interwar period, referred to as "stage-landscape". During World War II the Planty Park was devastated, and after 1945 little had been done to restore it. The first major post-war restoration of the Planty took place in 1989 and from then on the park is once again one of Krakow's most popular spots.
Or should I call it blonde !
Seems about appropriate for a shot like this now .
A 1958 Buick Riveria convertible .. would suite Marilyn .
Cooly Rocks On
Coolangatta
Gold Coast
Giving the Phottix Mitros a workout at Photokina. A 35 x 140 cm Strip Box with Grid triggered by Odin TTL Triggers. See the post for more full info.
Sergio esta es para ti,gracias por recuperarme los archivos que tan torpemente borre.
Sesion nocturna con el maestro de la medición Miguel Angel,y los amigos Juanvi y Jose Maria
F 4´5 , 8 minutos y a divertirse con un flash y plásticos de colores,una buena noche.
Saludos.
These are Emperor Tamarins and are a very active little monkey, and quite cute too. I really like their mustache. I used my on board flash set at -1 for this shot
The Earth is saved. No more Hot Hail from Ming!
Glorious sunshine (if you are into that sort of thing).
The Eastern Towhee looks more sparrow-like as a juvenile than it does as an adult, and perhaps that is the only time that this bird of the underbrush sports a look that betrays its origins. They are, after all, truly oversized sparrows. A flash of its spotted tail and a hint of rufous coloring on its flanks are the only hints of a bird yet to come. Like Thrashers and mocking birds, these birds flash their tail and wing feathers under a variety of circumstances. It’s a practice that can be used to distract predators, scare of competitors, and to flush prey. #EasternTowhee
Well as you may know, I got the Flash set today.
I quickly painted the face to look something like this: www.flickr.com/photos/mypeanut/12127669273/ , which was based off of JLU.