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Strange title for the photo. But I realized *after* the fact that the DOF was too narrow. When I went out later to take another photo with the lens stopped down, the mushroom had been smooshed.
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LESSON: Take one person. One place. Move around the subject and get 10 different images from this one pose only moving head if possible.
The sun finally snuck out!!!
having white text in the middle its not good to making background in your site project.
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The Zone System:
This will try and demonstrate the zone system. The gradations above the images are equal greyscales, 10-0 with 10 being the darkest. By obtaining the full spectrum of greys, a photo tends to have nice tonal quality and is pleasing to the eye. It also allows opportunities to enhance sections individually to help bring out more detail and contrast. By applying this to different portions of one image you create more depth, and maybe a little more interest.
The two gradations of the middle foreground are copied portions of the background gradation. Because they were created in photoshop, the gradient has the option of fading to clear, not just white. When you take the first gradient of the middle foreground and invert it, you get solid black. If the gradient faded to white instead of clear (small inset gradation), you would have only flipped the gradient and not "blended" it.
For more information on the Magnetic Lasso Tool, go to this forum:
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...and for all of the Lasso Tool info, go this forum:
It escapes me, why they would offer helicopter flying lessons and practice low level flights and hovering; above a field of 14 year old girls entered in a fast-pitch tournament.
The airport has miles of field with surrounding farm land - why above the young girls? Padding if they crash the helicopter?
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Wedding dance lessons can prepare you to make your great day remarkable and best as long as you keep the training until you become perfect in it.
Liam started swimming lessons yesterday! There are 6 kids in his class. He goes this week and next week.
Are you a technical minded person who wants to learn to dance but have concerns of not being able to pick up dancing fast enough? The old method of "monkey see monkey do" just doesn't cut it for people who are not blessed with physical co-ordination.
Fortunately with the right tools one of them being your mind, you too can learn to dance and hence you will be able to express yourself on the dance floor by showing friends that you can be swave too...and smart.
We at 'Elite synergy School of Dance' make it easy for people with technical minds to learn to dance by using a structured and systematised approach to making use of your best asset your mind. Hence you will be able to use your mind and make it communicate with your body by commanding it to SHAKE IT how you want and not in a weird sort of way like if you have dislocated a hip or something!
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Fun event raises money for our Advent Appeal
Another very successful Sixth Form fancy dress day was recently held at St. Mary’s Menston. Over 250 students and staff arrived for lessons in multi-coloured costumes, each one donating £10 to the school’s annual Advent Appeal, proceeds from which will be sent to St. Gemma’s Hospice, CAFOD, Catholic Care and Martin House. A total of £1700 was raised on the day. This year again there were many different imaginative and creative costumes, some made by the students themselves including Aladdin on his magic carpet, nuns, sheiks, pirates, elves, flower pot men, gorillas, bears and cup-cakes to name but a few. The staff, not to be outdone, also joined in with some departments following a particular theme.
“Standing at the front of the hall delivering an assembly can sometimes be an off-putting experience; looking up from your notes and seeing Bill and Ben, the flowerpot men, bananas in pyjamas, giant-sized tetras boxes or a row of cupcakes, might be enough to put anyone off their lines. Congratulations to Paddy Spiller, our guest speaker from CAFOD who didn’t miss a beat when addressing a Year 11 and Year 13 assembly on Friday, our Fancy Dress day! Each student is to be commended for their generosity and for creating a very happy day for all in our school.”
Mr Sinnett, Director of Sixth Form
This event is not the only one planned by the Sixth Form students to raise as much money as possible this year. A Rich Man Poor Man lunch is planned for the end of the week where pupils and staff purchasing a ‘rich’ ticket win a hearty meal whilst a ‘poor’ ticket merits a cup of soup. A Sixth Form 5-a-side Football match also raised £150.
Over the course of the Advent period, the whole school community will be involved in fund raising activities with the aim of raising £10,000 for our four charities.
www.stmarysmenston.org/News/Pages/Sixth-Form-Fancy-Dress-...