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- Just a couple of soldiers in the trenches getting completed rained on by artillery. -
Climb aboard the BF1 hypetrain.
I'm pretty dang proud of this shot, I had to get my face blasted with fireworks to get it so yall better like it, also those figs got pretty crispy too
Tried to get that gross dank trench look with the water at the bottom, maybe ill take some more shots with some rats or something because everything is still set up. Also I got a video of this exploding if you guys wanna see it lemme know. ah whatever, enjoy!
An intentional camera movement and overexposed image .
I like using this way of photography as people can get wildly
distorted like the person on the left .Was unsure whether to put this on Flickr as not sure it would be many peoples cup of tea .
Anyway thanks for all comments and faves they are much appreciated : )
Shadow and light are both part of the world. The best thing you can do for yourself is to get going.
Getting married ...
on a sunny day ...
in a beautiful Volkswagen Typ 2 Microbus Deluxe (Samba) (1954-1964) ...☺☺!
Let me be the driver, ... please ...☺☺!
* Niederkassel - Germany
now is the time to gather up and let your teammates know you are ready to play and spirits area running high for both teams, at this point, just before the game starts (the opening kickoff).
Mount Rante at Sunrise.
Canon EOS 50D + EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
Panorama of 8images
EXIF: 1.3 sec • f/14• 22 mm • ISO 100
Filters: Lee GND
Thanks everyone for your visit, comments, critiques, fave,invite..etc. I really appreciate it.
"Getting up close to a particular shadow element is every bit as important as witnessing it and relating to it. This is often quite an emotionally rocky ride, especially given that we may find ourselves without our usual adult skills, at least for a time, because the wounded child in us has surfaced to such a degree that we are looking through those eyes and feeling those feelings. The key is to get as close as possible to that part of ourselves without getting lost in that old worldview, staying emotionally raw even as we name and illuminate what is occuring." -Robert Masters
The ocean moves in to cover what it left empty hours ago as a storm makes its final stand. A lone cloud hovers above the ocean poised and balanced for what will next arise.
Here in The South west of England we are getting off lightly as the storm largely passes north of us.
Storm Babet batters large parts of country.
A rare red weather alert issued by the Met Office warning of a "danger to life from fast flowing or deep floodwater" has been extended until midnight on Saturday.
More disruption is expected elsewhere across the UK, with amber warnings for wind and rain issued for parts of northern England, the Midlands and northern Wales until 6am on Saturday.
The Environment Agency has issued 150 flood warnings - in areas where flooding is expected - and 194 flood alerts, where flooding is possible.
Wellington, Somerset, UK.
Nothing is worse then getting all dressed up and it's RAINING outside. But us stylish gals still can make rain look this great.
It all started with this sexy skirt I got on sale at Dernier(Hello Tuesday Event). I found it fit perfect with this daring top from Clef De Peau (From Fifty Linden Fridays). I used a top from Giz Seorn as a nice jacket to complete this fashion forward look. And even in rain I still have on my super high heels from N-Core
TOP: Clef de Peau - Yves Top
SKIRT: Dernier - Keona Skirt (On sale for Hello Tuesday)
BLOUSE: Giz Seorn - Malaika Shirt
PURSE: Mosquito's Way - Maia Clutch Bag
HAIR: Stealthic - Chiffon
JEWELRY: Kunst - Autumn Set (This month at FaMeshed).
SHOES: N-Core - Cynthia
SKIN FACE: Voguel - Sarai Skin in Dune
SKIN BODY: Velour - Velour x Venus for Maitreya in Dune
CONTOUR: Cazimi - Flawless Contour in Lt Brown
EYESHADOW: Fontaine - Reality Shadow #7
LIPSTICK: Nar Mattaru - Velventine HD Lipsticks
UMBRELLA: LISP - Rainy Day Umbrella
WREATH: Kaerri - Les Feuilles Wreath (This month at Cosmopolitan).
LAMP POST: Trompe Loeil - Ceres Lamp Post
MAILBOX: What Next - Chelsea Mailbox
The Force Awakens had a lot of "whoa" moments for me, but this one was silent. Finn's bravery sent a tremor down my spine. Finn looked terrified; like he had no idea what he was doing. All he knew was that he was defending his friend. He also knew he was probably gonna die doing so. This was his defining moment. Finn had reached the end of his character arc in this story. He started out as a villain and ended a true hero. Where will Finn's character go from here?
If you're interested, I posted a photo of how I took this shot here.
And if you're also interested, here is a before/after editing comparison shot.
To Ride Off Into The Fog...
"On A Brooklyn Street"
Wishing Everyone A Great Evening & A Happy Tuesday!!! :-)
Got this shot today, again i was at the "Deininger Weiher"
Today ive got some dramatical clouds, you can not see the dawn but the lightning in the clouds was great.
Close down my aperture to get a longer exposure and a smooth water (was really windy today) :)
I liked the way this tree appears to be pushing its way ahead of the pack in a show-off kind of way. Taken in Hillock Woods, Prices Risborough
___ "Lightpainting is magiK" ___
First try with my new toy ;) !
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www.flickr.com/groups/strobist/pool/ :
_ Flash used SB-910 > 1
_ Flash place > inside car
_ Flash > not modified
_ Flash triggered with remote control
to nesting time. This Northern Cardinal is starting to get his bright Red breeding color.
Our backyard, Southeastern, Connecticut
Nikon D750, Nikon 16-35mm f/4, Lee ND Filters
So I took this one in December last year but its taken me ages to get around to getting it edited and finally uploaded. I've still got thousands of photos from the last few years to go through and hopefully I'll start to make a dent on them before long, but am sure I've thought that a few times before and I've still got a massive backlog ;)
...Literally!
This is a shot I captured of an Orchard Orbweaver (Leucauge venusta) at somewhere in between 1.5:1 and 1:1. Working distance with this lens at this magnification is in the area of 3 inches (~7.5cm), which is not ideal when photographing spiders!
In this shot, even with my failure to find focus, you can see some details that have been missing from my 1:1 shots! Her spinneret is right on the edge of focus, and you can start to see the interesting structure of it.
This shot also displays her specialized setae ("hairs") on her back legs! They are located closer to the body and are noticeably "softer" than the other setae. She uses these specialized sensory setae to sense vibrations and movement as she hangs upside down in her horizontal web.
Once I get the working distance committed to muscle memory, I'll get some better shots.
This photo was captured at around 1.25:1 or so using my new (to me) Venus Laowa 60mm f2.8 Macro. This photo is uncropped. This outstanding orbweaver is around 5-6mm long, not counting her ludicrous legspan!
My buddy Jim Salge and I hiked to Victor Head to shoot the foliage. Unfortunately there is a tree right in the middle of the rock outcropping making it difficult to get a clean pano. So to get this shot: flic.kr/p/zyesAu we used our tripod as a camera boom. This is him getting his version of the shot.
Once a year, as many may be familiar, the Cherry Blossoms in DC bloom in full, providing for amazing scenes across the nation's capital. On a blustery and cold spring morning, CSX Q409 rolls south over the tidal basin, crossing onto the long bridge into Virginia. As this scene is available once a year, and sometimes only for a few days, you take what you can get for weather. But the trees this year were much fuller, allowing for a full framing with the blossoms which was nice. I'll take matte grey skies over the puffy clouds and intermittent sun that rolled in not longer after this photo was taken. As many of us know all too well, those shadow clouds have a fun tendency to cause heartburn as your train gets closer. Here's to hoping we'll get some sunnier skies in April, but when you have a scene for only a few days, it's nice to take advantage no matter the weather.