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Junior sailing lessons on Shallowbag Bay, Manteo, North Carolina, USA.
Shallowbag Bay opens up to Roanoke Sound, which connects to Oregon Inlet, which gives access to The Atlantic Ocean, which . . .
. . . keep on practicing kids . . .
Take a lesson from the lilies of the field...
Today I am excited... someone bought 10 greeting cards of one of my images! My first sale. :D
Had a makeup lesson while back love how the look turn out unfortunately was no time match it with nice outfits
Lilli and Gaston Martin with their teacher, Antwerp.
Stereoview, about 1910, unidentified photographer.
Thanks to:
Luca Ruggero Jacovella & sua moglie Gulsum
Luca Ruggero Jacovella & his wife Gulsum
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Well, I've only had the chance to shoot Picture Lake once so far, but I am itchin' to get back up there sometime soon.
Anyway, this is from September. I revisited it today, because I was pretty unhappy with almost all of my shots that day because of the horrific lens flare I was getting from the circular polarizer I was using. I should have been more careful and/or used a lens hood.
I suppose this is a lesson learned. Anyway, I went through the 60 or so shots I took up there that day, and found this series that was lacking the annoying flare!
The real reason I brought this one back to life is because I had intended to put one of the Shuksan images in the "gallery" I set up today at Boxley's in North Bend, but after printing and framing the 20x30, I was too disgusted with the flare to display it, so I put it back in the car and brought it back home with me...
I do like this one, because if you look closely you can see a dragon fly =)
Clicked on "On This Day" on my Facebook this morning and up popped a photo taken down at Ballymorran, just outside Killinchy. This was one of several shots taken to ensure my camera was still in working order, as whilst stepping from the roadside down onto the shore, I slipped and fell on the rocks. To use the local vernacular, I went down like a "three fut ruler"
Camera went one way, I went another, filter into the water and a badly staved wrist.....or so I thought!! My first thought of course was never mind my wrist......"Is my camera broken?"
A few painful test shots confirmed it was ok but I now had a wrist like the Elephant Mans. I tried to soldier on but couldn't, so I drove home......how I did, I have no idea? I took some painkillers and anti inflammatories and carried on regardless. Thank goodness I had the sense to take my wedding ring off though as, next morning my hand was twice the size it was before!!! I had broken/crushed the end of one of the bones nearest my wrist and spent the next six weeks in plaster. A painful lesson indeed :)
A very special thanks to the groups:
**E Ticket** for being chosen as an Administrator’s **E Ticket** Epitome of Excellence photo of the week
**I LOVE Horses and all God's Creatures - winning the December 2011 Photo Contest!!
Brownie (the cub) is watching mother investigate something on the beach and is wondering what she is doing.....
Since I only saw these large mammals when I went to Alaska I have a lot of images of bears but no moose or fox. I also have a lot of images of Puffins. I had hoped to see a few more types of animals, but it was not to be.
I attended the school of hard knocks. I came from an industrial, blue collar, inner city
neighborhood and overcame many obstacles people told me would prevent me from achieving my goals. It wasn't easy to get where we are at today.
created for totw.
I went out to take this image with my Fuji X-S10 and learnt a valuable lesson. I forgot to disable IBIS so the image was quite blurry and didn't turn out expected. The lighting was amazing though so I couldn't help but share it anyway!
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I noted the Challenges I had doing this sketch, as well as things I did differently during this lesson . . . directly on the sketch. It was helpful to ask myself these questions. I tried using a water soluble Tombow pen for the under sketch (basic shapes), and was not happy with how vivid those lines remained. I will go back to using the watercolor pencils!
Aside from the Tombow pen and the giant flying saucer (vent cover) on top of the chimney, I was very happy with the outcome of this sketch!
Lesson ONE
Don't try too hard, brush your hair, dab a spot of perfume here and there!
Then fall asleep and dream of the girl you are :-)