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My fav band is the Foo Fighters so as soon as I saw the theme I knew my pic was going to be inspired by one of their tracks. Learn to Fly is one of the first tracks that got me into their stuff so it felt right to try to find something connected to the word Fly. HMM!
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Last winter, we visited Grand Teton NP, for our usual images of wildlife in the snow ... and some winter landscapes as well. We hit various types of weather from blowing blizzard-like snow to gorgeous atypically warmer sunny days. This image was from one of those. See I came across some swans that were taking a leisurely swim in the river. Alongside them were the often overlooked mallards. After some time, my eyes kept returning to the mallards, which were becoming increasingly beautiful to me. This particular one captivated my lens. I just loved the way its head would glisten in the sunrise as it would bob in and out of the water as it foraged for food. Made me realize the power of observation in that as I watched, it became more predictable as to its actions and more intriguing to me. Such a beautiful bird.
Happy Weekend everyone. Hope that you have some fun things planned.
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A blue crocheted scarf which will find its way to Operation Gratitude, an organization that sends care packages to deployed troops, and veterans and first responders in the US.
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This is a recurring theme of mine. Draw if you want to be a better photographer. Especially draw if you want to be a better AI artist because there will always be something that needs fixing in AI. If you think your image is perfect as born from a text prompt it's because you're not looking hard enough. Which is what drawing teaches you to do. The point of drawing is not to draw well, but to teach yourself to look more carefully. Sometimes I wonder if some photographers even bother to look at all. No offense, but you know who you are. There are photographers who expect viewers to spend more time looking at their pictures than they did in making them.
Cochin (zu deutsch Kotschin, von Kotschinchina, frz. Cochinchine, vietnamesisch Nam Kỳ) ist eine alte Haushuhnrasse aus China, die in der ersten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts nach Europa gebracht wurde und wegen ihrer Befiederung und ihres Körperbaus, die sich beide stark von traditionellen europäischen Rassen unterschied, schnell auf Begeisterung stieß. Die britische Königin Victoria war in der westlichen Welt einer der ersten Halter von Cochins und hat wesentlich zum Bekanntwerden dieser Rasse beigetragen.
Learn from my mistake!
This one if from the archives, it was taken at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire in 2007. I posted this photo to demonstrate that it's sometimes necessary to switch over to manual focus from time to time. The lens/camera choose the easy thing to focus, which was the band-aid, but the Newt's head is out of focus. Had I just flipped the switch to manual and moved up 1", I would have gotten a better shot.
Any Comments or Critiques are welcome. What else could I have done differently?
Edit: This isn't a "Newt" per se, but a lizard known as a Anole. More info here:
A stitched panorama made from 8 photos. This image is better viewed: LARGE
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Albert Einstein.
This one reminds me of something my friend Krista would do. :) She's so good at light, pastel images.
The weather is BEYOND gorgeous here in NJ this week. I don't want it to get humid and hot again but it's coming!! It's been so nice to have the windows open.
[well i threw you the obvious,
just to see if there's more behind the
eyes of a fallen angel,
eyes of a tragedy.
here i am expecting just a little bit
too much from the wounded
but i see,
see through it all,
see through,
This is what makes it worth hiking for up to 3 hours at a time with a giant 4x5 camera on your shoulder.
Shot With- Crown Graphic- Graflex 4X5 Camera- Fuji Fp100B Black and White Instant Film.
- sometimes i am far too patient
- when i start receiving less, i tend to give more.
- i am very sensitive to any type of emotion
- i pay attention to detail
- sometimes i rely on words far too much
- i put others first even when i know that sometimes it’s not good for me
- sometimes i forgive far too quickly
- i smile when inside i am falling apart
- a lot of the time i say that I am fine, when i know i’m not
- i’m not as defensive as i should be
I am slowly learning the entirety of who i am.
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You learn so much while doing photography if you are a bit curious...the little yellow "things" coming out from each sides of this crane fly are called pendulums and are used as gyroscope during flying. Only insects having a single pair of wings have them.
Nature's perfection just blows me away.
Crane fly / Tipule
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Learn how to achieve this cool effect like a pro
1. Have a sleepless night in a crowded refuge.
2. Wake up really early to go away from this evil place and decide that you will take the breakfast after a small walk.
3. While walking down you see a river and think to stop for breakfast just after crossing it. But there is no way to cross here, so you walk down along the river and expect to find a crossing further… After a moment, the river became really to large, so you have to go back*.
4. The small walk is now more than one hour and a half and you still didn't eat anything. Then, while walking back up along the river, you see a nice lawn on the other side, perfect to take your breakfast. At this point, you think "Enough hesitations! I am going to cross this river right here!" Right away, you take off your shoes, grab one in each hand and most important: you keep your Leica around your neck (Protecting it inside a bag would be way too amateurish).
5. As you can imagine, the water is quite cold here, and the contact between your feet and the rocks is not so confortable. So you start to make quick movements to avoid the pain and cross faster.
6. Normally, if you followed carefully all the previous instructions until now, you should slip on a rock and stumble all along in the frozen water in a global confused movement: camera and both shoes splashing together.
Optionally, you can rotate your body to immerse the back pack and let a shoe drift away with the current (that's how I do it).
7. Now you are almost done. When you finally pluck up out of the river, just roll back the film inside the wet camera and voila! All the pictures you took previously will have those random dots and hype colors.
So fresh!
* Every hikers know that a river narrows when you go upstream. But, in this case, remember we are looking to reach a particular creative mood.
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LP Session
13/11/13
It has been aggggggeeees since I last ventured out for a spot of proper Light Painting. And of course, I am so glad that I did. I always forget just how therapeutic it is!
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