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I'm assisting in a workshop at Penland called The Digital Panorama, taught by Dan Bailey. Later this summer I am teaching a class called The Blended Image at Peters Valley . For this image I used the camera I intend to use at Penland and Peters Valley, a 5 qt paint can with 6 pinholes. Shot onto B&W RC paper.
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Pair of European White Fronted Geese at Letham Pools, Fife.
A new front bolster to get the truck spacing right and to hold the unpowered truck at the front, the frame is designed to take a powered truck with it's own bolster, but i am building the car unpowered.
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Pictures from 2 weeks in a 2012 Nissan Quest LE as part of the #HolidayQuest program. More information at: www.hightechdad.com
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.
Writing implements and note taking is key on set. Camera notes, slates, tracking dotes and quick sketches all need to be produced on set so good variety of writing types and colors is handy to have standing by.
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Wet felted hat made of grey finn wool and fawn alpaca wool. Stiched with eucalyptus dyed silk thread, feathers are from an emu.
Why take the camera? Kitty asked me, as we were leaving home, heading for the theatre.
I don't leave home without one, came my reply.
In the event, we had some time to spare before the performance (Tom Stoppard's brilliantly effervescent play Arcadia).
The theatre was just a few minutes away from Trafalgar Square so, I left Kitty nursing a double macchiato an off I went for a quick session.
I am glad I did!
Brown-fronted Woodpecker - Dendrocoptes auriceps - Буролобый дятел
Hide of Fagunia Birds Hills View, Faguniakhet, Kala Dhungi Range, Bajoon, Nainital district, Uttarakhand, India, 03/14/2025
Two chairs sit on the front porch of a vacant house. Edgewood, Washington. (20090210_0081)
More information about this image is available at Steve G. Bisig Photography.
Southern Leaf-tailed Gecko. Two of these geckos live on our front porch. We often see them in the evening. [Lower Blue Mountains, NSW]
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!
Latest light painting attempt. Used 2 YN 560s at 1/4 power, one CL one CR. Took took the CR flash on a stick and walked the yard from right to left to light up the areas. This gave me material to be able to brush out almost all shadows on the house caused by the plants. Waited for it to get darker and fired some additional shots with and without the 2 flashes for the sky which I masked in. Applied a curves adjustment to street and finished with some dodging and burning. I found shooting the extra late shots w/ the flashes on right and left to be helpful for making a real easy mask job of the sky since the transition of house/trees to sky was pretty natural. Still got a ways to go, but pretty happy with the results at this stage.