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I'm so weird. wow.
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Nikon D90
18-105mm VR
Strobe with softbox behind the camera. Slave light, pointed at the wall behind me.
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Photoshop CS4
Good morning everyone. For Halloween Weekend I thought I would post the above extreme pose by one of my Halloween Pennant (Celithemis eponina) friends that I've had on file for a while wondering if I could find an appropriate time to post it.
When deciding to post it for today I noticed the photo in the comment section in my file of a similar pose by another male Halloween Pennant and thought I would include it. But while the above was definitely a case of the dragonfly acting silly at the time, the one in the comment section was wind induced.
Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have a great Halloween Weekend. Enjoy, have fun and be safe.
Lacey
ISO400, aperture f/11, exposure .004 seconds (1/250) focal length 300mm
{How to be the best producer} Taking a ride #marca - YouTube {How to be the best producer} Taking a ride #marca - YouTube: {How to be the best producer} Just taking a ride #marcanthony the video. .. must q Watch. . ift.tt/1Mgjuck September 21, 2015 at 02:55PM
I put together my top 8 tips on how to shoot super sharp landscapes. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask :)
Thanks for watching
Gavin Hardcastle - Fototripper
This mill is on the river Ant in Irstead. The water levels around the mill are now kept very high and there is no footpath or land access to the mill. The mill can be seen by boat from the river Ant or from How Hill on the Ludham side of the river.
I was looking forward to go out with xinapray to do some early morning low-light shooting. We went out to Golden Gardens Park, in Seattle, WA, when it was still quite dark, found a nice spot on the beach and had to realize that there won’t be any beautiful sunrise that day. I believe I was still able to learn a lot.
Some additional remarks:
-I would like to tell you that this is straight out of camera but I had to correct a 3 degree tilt (using a tripod – how embarrassing),
-I had to crop quite significantly to get a composition I like,
-I worked on quite some layers on the curves to get the light and the contrast the way I want it (and to further reduce the noise of a 30 sec exposure)
-I felt I needed to do a b/w conversion.
-Thanks for the use of the ND-filter, Ray (it really helped a lot)
I hope you like it (and the two other versions of that morning too).
For a better version of the same rocks I suggest having a look at Ray’s Swirls taken that same morning.
These photos are for you, Ray!
Please consider having a look in Large and on Black
A couple of fun images. These guys were so curious and fun to watch. But they didn't always stay above water very long. Giant Otters taken in North Pantanal, Brazil. Another photo is in the comment box.
Thank you for your visit and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Made for the Radiohead Event, and now it's a tribute to Furillen - which has disappeared completely ...
The full video can be found here:
Polaroid SX-70 Alpha 1 Land Camera with expired Polaroid 779 film and ND pack filter
For Polaroid Week 2014, I will be posting only old, but never before shared, images from my scanned archives.
How I made this photo? See new YouTube BTS video! youtu.be/R6OOOAWmE7M
Leica M240 + Leica Elmar 50mm f2.8 + Leica M240 B&W preset + Daylight
Working with ex L'Oréal hair model, Juli :)
| Gospel Movie | God's Utterance "How to Know God’s Disposition and the Result of His Work" (Part One)
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Introduction
God's words in this video are from the book "The Word Appears in the Flesh".
The content of this video:
The Outcome’s Weight in People’s Hearts
People’s Beliefs Cannot Substitute for the Truth
There Are Many Opinions Concerning the Standard With Which God Establishes Man’s Outcome
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Poor Diego, he tries so hard to help, but cannot put a paw on the floor, while keeping the fabric straight. But his emotional support is the best.
Maybe is my lovely flowergirl, every day she is able to bring a smile on my face, even when I am sad. I love her!
Another shot that I have always wanted was the RLHH crossing Highway 6 in Caledonia.
Here we see RLHH 3049 easing across Highway 6 and holding up the rush hour traffic to make their first move at Caledonia.
The conductor would hop off the unit and head in to Tim Hortons for a trio of coffees.
This unmarked Typhoon based at RAF Lossiemouth departs for a sortie from runway 23 end. Quite a spectacle to see as the aircraft is rolling down the runway straight into a cloud of smoke caused by the previous aircraft lifting off. It just shows how immensely powerful the engines are on these fighter's as the amount of smoke and steam is from heat and jet power evaporating from the wet runway surface.
6th July 2017:
I had rather a busy morning so while I had a chance I took a quick photo of Izzy playing with the tennis ball in the garden.
Izzy "Mum says that in somewhere called London, people are watching tennis while others are eating strawberries. Well Rufus eats Mum and Dad's wild strawberries, so I thought I'd better learn how to play tennis. Although Mum said I'd probably make a better Ball Girl than a player."
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)
never remember a kindness done, and never forget a kindness received :-)
― Kentetsu Takamori
day lily, 'Carnival in Mexico', sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
A superb wall containing the Secret Garden set in a beautiful setting. Jopplety How itself is situated on Grange Fell 1.2 km from Watendlath Tarn.
The Emett clock in Nottingham. Or the aqua horological tintinnabulator as it was named by Rowland Emett OBE in 1973
If you ever wondered how animation films are made... this 2 mins video explains the process of animating a character.
SHORT EXPLANATION
- Make or use an object
- Make an armature (=skeleton with bones)
- Parent the object to the bones
- Then give the object different poses at different frames in the timeline (an animation is just a rapid succession of frames).
Done.
LONGER EXPLANATION
1. Start from an object/character you made.
2. Then make an armature, i.e. bones, which is like a skeleton for your object. Obviously your bones will have to move in a clever way, for instance when you bend the knee, it will have to bend forward, not backward. This can be done with inverse kinematics which is an object constraint you can add to a bone, that has to affect a chain of bones.
3. Then you parent the object to the armature (skeleton) you made.
4. And finally in pose mode, you can keyframe different poses in a timeline. For instance at time zero your character is in its default pose. At frame 5 you move it down and make it bend its knees, keyframe that. Then move frame 10 and move it up and to the left, keyframe that position, and so on.
(I added a plane and some colours)
5. And then you hit the play button!