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Brand new home shot for the building company. I re-read Alan Blakeley's dusk shoot article on ProPhotoResource.com before heading out. Lacking a bank of Fresnels I made do as follows: SB80 on a stand in that front room bounced off back wall. It was optically triggered by the strobes outside! 3 SBs outside; CL, behind the letterbox (flagged on the underside to stop spill across the grass) and CR. I needed a big old spotlight to light that garage door evenly...shame I didn't have one. ALL strobes were wearing a 1/2 CTO (to mimic tungsten fresnels??) Finally, this is an exposure blend of 3 frames, with the sky of one of them masked in. The grass is newly laid hence the checker board patchwork.
Wet felted hat made of grey finn wool and fawn alpaca wool. Stiched with eucalyptus dyed silk thread, feathers are from an emu.
Uni Work:
Im coming to the end of my uni course and this is the last series of photos I will take before the deadline.
Ive decided to call this series 'When Nobody's Around...'. All the images are based on unusual alien style lighting. The photos will be put into a book as part of my course.
Strobist:
430EX - outside door, on stand, directed into windows (diffused with white paper)
580EX II - outside door, on stand, zoomed to 105mm and directed through keyhole - directed towards camera to give some flare.
Int 150EX head - behind camera into white reflective umbrella to add some light to scene
All fired by PW+II
More experimentation with flare and shooting into the sunrise, I like the subtle flare in this picture, but not the positioning of the subject - too close to the sunlight?
Taken with a Helios 44 57mm 2.0 on a Panasonic G1 before breakfast
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Name: FRONT CHALLENGER
Type: Crude Oil Tanker
IMO: 9759745
MMSI: 538007002
Call Sign: V7UB7
Flag: Marshall Is
Gross Tonnage: 82515
Summer DWT: 157407
Length:276mts
Breadth:48mts
Home Port: Mujuro
Built: 2016
Builder:New Times Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.
My task for today was to re-install Nicks windows after Jerry at Deadline Paint and body had worked his magic.
Not as bad as i'd first feared although the lower front trims fought me a little on account of a previous removal.
Perhaps whoever did it didn't know there are bolts too!
Again, sorry about the low-quality photo. Camera phone shot.
Custom 12" Mickey Mouse for the Mickey Brand Halo custom show in Times Square (HK I think). Hopefully better shots will be taken when he arrives in Hong Kong, if so, I'll post them up too.
"Relics" Altered CD book. I created the covers and bound the book. The inside pages were made by members of my yahoo group.
Typefaces used throughout: Apollo, French Script, Nobel and Stymie. I've not been able to find much info about Apollo - it is from a very old case and not in the American Metal Typefaces of the 20th Century book. It is not the one by Adrian Frutiger (1962).
Former Road Toll House at Paul's Pike Gate, now Paul's Pike, Aston Road, CHIPPING CAMPDEN (COTSWOLD District). The principal structure is thought to have been built for the Chipping Campden Turnpike Trust in the 19th century in the form of a vernacular cottage. Currently domestic property with only minor changes to the original tollhouse structure on the B4035, Chipping Campden to Broadway road. External features; two-storeys on T - shaped floor plan, having a gabled roof, with walls mainly of brick, roofed in stone tile, square headed windows with casements, no porch with a square headed doorway; stonework in gables; building fitted between branch in the road. The gables are finished in stone with 2 chimney stack set back from gable ends. There is a small brick addition to the east end. The front in the apex of the junction has been altered and the brickwork has been rebuilt recently, within the gable end, potentially removing the door and replacing the blind window. Not Listed. NGR: SP 1489 4046: Tollhouse National ID: GL.CHI (see turnpikes.org.uk)
nice classic front door with stained glass panels & brass furniture....built into a grid & mirrored....might make a good security feature as long as you don't want to go in or out.....thanks for looking....better bigger.....hope you have a great day