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Maloom glbe fe hwa mn 3thbah .. ,
madam glbe fe hwa 5le rhen ..
lazm ara3elh o albe lh m6lbah ..
el `3r le 7lwel m7ya o eljben ..
o el 9dr zmnh nhodn mch3dah . .
shbh el sfr jlah o kma rmanten
9war 3la glbo bsor o 7a6bh ..
wazm fwady daymn 3ndh rhen
as'hr 3la shanh o abat argbh
aleen yamn mn 3yon el na`6ren
o ely lfany o a3t'thr machthbah ..
o a3rf jwabh le mn el 9adgen
magdr alomh sayde o a3atbh
abdn wla bsm3 jwab el m`3r`6en
Ra`6y 3la 7km el 7beb o mth'hbah
ljl el 3thara lazm a7na nstjen
lola hawhn mal3 sh59n o bh ..
7bn 3la mr el lyali o el snen
hatha 6rej o km o km le tahbh ..
mn gblna bag6ar kl el 3almen
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Strobist: 1x WL x3200 camera left with large octabox, 1x WL x3200 camera right with 30x60 softbox (vertical), 1x AB1600 with beauty dish on boom center just in front of model's face. beauty dish was roughly 1 stop brighter than side lights. Fired via CyberSyncs.
Model: Amanda Cowles (MM#796662)
MUA: Lisa Her (MM#851095)
Strobist: 2 x flashes on the bkg gelled red (obviously), one big ole softbox cam R, another cam L for fill.
My fantastic model is leaving Hawaii soon :( ...and this was the result of our last photoshoot in Ewa Beach [Sunday, July 15th, 2007] . Out of 202 images--40 of them 'graduated' to keepers-which is quite an accomplishment. This particular shot is one of my fave's tho.
Model: Carlie
Ford Model T, Niemieckie Muzeum Techniki (Deutsches Technikmuseum), Berlin, 18 marca 2018 r.
Produkowany w latach 1908-27 samochód był pierwszym seryjnie produkowanym samochodem na świecie. Dzięki prostej konstrukcji, przystępnej cenie, łatwości w naprawie odniósł nienotowany wcześniej sukces - sprzedano ponad 15 mln egzemplarzy, co było rekordem aż do czasów Volkswagena Garbusa. Muzealny pojazd wyprodukowany został w 1925 r.
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Ford Model T, German Museum of Technology (Deutsches Technikmuseum), Berlin, March 18, 2018
The automobile manufactured in 1908-1927 was the first series car in the world. Thanks to a simple design, reasonable price and easy repairs the model achieved a success not recorded before - more than 15 million vehicles were sold which was the world record until the times of Volkswagen Beetle. The exhibited automobile was built in 1925.
Model: Taylor Freeze
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Camera Model Name: Canon EOS 5D
Lens: EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM
Tv (Shutter Speed): 1/125
Av (Aperture Value): 14.0
Metering Modes: Partial Metering
ISO Speed: 100
Focal Length: 390.0 mm
Flash: Off
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DAY 09: Destination – KORZOK
Distance & Time: Shey – Korzok by car - 220 km / 7 hrs.
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Photo opportunity seems absurd; it is impossible not to try. Picking up the gear bag, we head towards the herd. The even land exposing at both ends, the sun behind the cloud cover sending shivers but merciless when out.
The walk is never ending, the heat unbearable and the wind forceful. Knowing fully well that we should give up this pursuit but it is obstinacy that drives on. Glad to remember that the minimum distance to be maintained is 3 km / 1.86 miles if we are not to disturb the animals. This translates into less space to be covered!
Three of the kiangs are nearer than the others and have spotted us, signal Tashi to make no sudden movements as that might alarm them. The thumping of heartbeat seems overtly loud in this oddly tense moment. With slow deliberation lift the camera, aim and get into a shooting frenzy. Just for a few seconds perhaps before a single from the herd stomp it’s feet and break into a swift gallop, others immediately follow; we watch fascinated.
Must get back to the car and drive on, Korzok is still far. Turning back a gasp escapes, the car looks not any larger than a spec in the horizon! Tracking kiangs we had lost the sense of distance.
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Kiang also known as Tibetan Ass or Asiatic Ass (Equus kiang) is a species that possess a keen eyesight and well-developed sense of smell. It feeds on grass and herbs. The genders are alike and weigh between 250 – 380 kg / 551 – 838 lbs., adding about 10 kg / 22 lbs. fat towards winter. Longevity is reported to be about 20 years. A social animal, it lives mostly in sexually separated hordes of 10 – 40 individuals in high altitude, open bleak semi-deserts, steppes, grassy rolling tablelands and soft sandy slopes, often near marshes or springs. Actively grazes throughout the day and can stay without water for quite some time. When alarmed, the entire group flees in a straight gallop (easily reaching the speed of 60km / 37 miles per hour). Resident throughout east and north Ladakh can be found between 4, 000 – 5, 200m / 13, 123 – 17, 060 ft. altitudes, occasionally even higher. The species however moves considerably back and forth across the Tibetan border, very often related to direct disturbance and human presence/absence. An estimated more than 2000 kiang are surviving in Ladakh. Natural predators include mainly wolf and Tibetan wild-dog, which hunts foals, old and injured or sick animals.
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Just a simple shot taken in my studio of a model helicopter, lighting was provided by three studio flash heads each with a largish soft box fitted and shot against a white paper backdrop.
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Model: Luna @ MonroeModels
Photographer: Juan Sánchez Castillo
Retouch: Lara Ostertag
Stylism: Javier Navia
Assistant: Abel Belmonte
Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer. Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com
Organization: Capital City Shooters