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My husband bought me a new sewing machine last night and I LOVE it! I've never had training in sewing, but I wanted to try my hand at making some clothes for my dolls. What do you think?
Rules of composition:
Subject is taken with camera in high looking down.
Why is this a good picture:
The subject is taken from a high angle and the subject is well focused.
How can this be improved:
Taken from a different angle.
I just can't believe it's taken me this long to get a shot of a train at this location. I have driven over this single track, which crosses Diehl Road on the border of Naperville and Aurora, literally hundreds of times, and I never see any trains. Tonight as I was on my way home from work, I noticed a high green for a southbound train. Knowing that the signal is an approach signal, I pulled over into a nearby parking lot and waited. Within 30 seconds I heard a horn, and imagine my surprise to see EJ&E 667 rounding the bend. Must have been good luck!
Diehl Road, Aurora/Naperville border
March 2011
Week 14 is "high Key". I shot my model which I found in our curio cabinet against a white collapsible reflector using my studio strobes. Strobist info; snooted alien Bees B400 camera right @ 45/45 as the key light, & Alien Bees B800 for background 2 stops over. Edits in Lightroom 3 & CS5
...have been needing to re-do Baby~Marie's curls for awhile now, and today is the day. We gotta maintain those gorgeous soft poofy pink curls!!!
A summertime view of Wheeler Peak - Great Basin National Park, Nevada
*** From the Pixel Vault - Archive Photo - July, 2006 ***
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Bloomdale, Ohio: Woodmore Wildcats visiting the Elmwood Royals (in white). Elmwood wins this game 60- 57, in overtime.
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Was testing some light for high key portraits.
Shot with :
Godox AD600
Sony A7R with 85MM 1.4 Sony lens
Used one large softbox from right side not directly aimed at model to catch soft light from edges and made sure bottem of softbox was slightly below chin height and top of softbox above head height. Was shot outside so had cloudy sunlight as fill from left. Behind model is a tree which should be slightly visible, but isnt due to increased contrast with upload to flickr I think.
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High speed, alright! Alex Davison flies by me barely a matter of metres away.
Capturing the cars from close proximity while they're doing somewhere in the region of 180km/h isn't easy, witnessed by the volume of images I deleted. This, however, is my favourite of all...
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If you're interested, I've uploaded three slide shows of my street photography, with music. Check it out:
Slideshow #1: youtu.be/5T06_DQhXwA
Slideshow #2: youtu.be/VDWFR9FJgNI
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En descente sur le fleuve St-Laurent en face de Ste-Foy, Québec, Canada.
Downbound on the St-Lawrence River in front of Ste-Foy, Quebec, Canada.
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2014-10-27
Bloxwich Hardware is a traditional hardware store located on the eastern side of Bloxwich's High Street. It is crammed with stock, with every available millimetre of floor, shelf and ceiling space fully utilised. It also boasts the friendliest and most helpful staff imaginable.
Very soon Bloxwich Hardware will be moving directly across the road to a new store being created in the former George pub on the corner of Elmore Row. So at the invite of the owners, Walsall Photographic Collective attended to record this unique original store before it changes forever.
Walsall Photographic Collective - www.flickr.com/groups/walsallcollective/ - The Flickr group for Walsall Photographers.
Lastolite Ezybox double baffled (SB-900) camera left
Bare flash (SB-800) camera right
Bare flash (SB-900) behind table
Triggered by 4x PocketWizard Plus IIs
Nikon D700, 14-24mm f/2.8 @ 20mm
Now preserved as a tourist attraction, this is one of the most spectacular pieces of carving to survive in Ireland. The effects of erosion have not obliterated the images to the realm of guess-work
A persistent high-pressure system off the Southern California coast is currently deflecting El Niño storms and clearing the skies for some beautiful sunsets. The passing contrail really anchored it for me, giving an almost cosmic quality.
Nikkormat FT, TMAX 100, Xtol 1:1 @ 68F for 8:30 (1 min less than dev chart), scanned with Epson V700 and touched up in Picasa.
"A cloud does not know why it moves in just such a direction and at such a speed...It feels an impulsion...this is the place to go now. But the sky knows the reasons and the patterns behind all clouds, and you will know, too, when you lift yourself high enough to see beyond horizons." Richard Bach
From my blog review of the Create-a-Monster sets:
toyboxphilosopher.blogspot.com/2012/02/monster-high-creat...
A couple more of Renee. I like this one, although it doesn't really capture her very well. She does have a lovely smile and looks very mature in this one though!
From my first ever photography gig.
Not too bad for a first attempt at high key photography. Lots of lamps and a long suffering partner.