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There is no greater feeling in the world than experiencing wildlife completely relaxed in my presence.
I found this tussock moth caterpillar dangling from an invisible thread, swinging in the wind, curling and contorting. I had to use manual focus because it was too small in the frame for the camera’s sensors to find it with any consistency. Like photographing flying, diving puffins from a small rocking boat, I giggled as I lost and found the caterpillar passing by my lens, quickly focusing and following. There were a lot of images that went into the trash. And then there was this gem. Those feet are like little grabby booties!
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Hi everyone!
Soo...I know I haven't updated in almost 6 months D: Ahh, so bad! :(
School, my internship, and fraternity rush/pledge season are very time consuming.
But I haven't neglected photography! I've been having photoshoots with people from my school/area, so I haven't completely neglected my camera!
I think the fact that I have been doing a lot of photoshoots will hopefully bring me back to Flickr once school ends in May :)
Right now I have been using Instagram quite frequently. Of course, the quality is definitely not as good as my DSLR, but for now, it's an easy way for me to stay updated/connected with all of my beloved Flickr friends who I have neglected for so long D:
If you have Instagram, follow me @ jacqrocamora. I linked my Instagram account to Flickr, so most of my photos (the ones I think are Flickr worthy :P) will show up on here too :)
Hope you are all doing well, and wish you the best!
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And so Tuor beheld a vision of Gondolin, once so beautiful and fair, now broken and covered in red hot flames and thick black smoke.
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They told me not to build all of Gondolin, so I had to scale down and just do the King's Square, with the images of the two trees upon King Turgon's Tower, which fell and caused his own death.
Ecthelion also, of the Fountain, faces Gothmog, Lord of Balrogs, with the spike upon his helmet. From the battle, Tuor the messenger of Ulmo, with his young child Eärendil, the hope of Elves and Men, just barely escapes. But that is for another time.
I’ve wanted to do a minifigure battle for so long. I felt like finally I had enough figs! I figured out I was wrong, but still, I did put a lot of figures into this… and that consumed more time than you would expect! And finally, this is the second full castle that I've ever made. Yes, it's the first full minifigure scale castle or keep that I've ever made! It was an immense endeavour, especially for just a couple weeks.
This is my entry to the Finale of MELO, which I am honoured to be able to compete in! I attempted to recreate each scene from a different book throughout the competition, thus this one is meant to be derived from the recent book, The Fall of Gondolin. I tried my best to make this version of the Palace of Gondolin resemble fair Tirion Upon Tuna, from the Undying Lands, as well as to capture the horrible moment of it's fearful betrayal and fall, while the last of the Greatest Noldor fought bravely and desperately to the last. I hope you like it! To God be all the Glory!