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© 2015 Winkler
IAPP Member: US#12002
Strobist: Dynalite Uni400jr powered by a Jackrabbit pack and a small Calumet Illuma softbox mounted on a Manfrotto 001 stand to photographer's left.
This classic internet meme is now finally yours to own!
Completely redesigned for 2012, this will look gorgious atop your bookshelf, mantlepiece or high performance gaming workstation. Guaranteed to make you the envy of the Geekosphere! But hurry, only 100 of these have been made so far, and there's no way to know when more will become available.
- Easy to follow, step-by-step instructions.
- Includes full-color glossy instruction booklet.
- Uses 100% brand new, brand-name parts.
- Obeys all known laws of physics!
Model: Mary
Make-up: Louise
Lighting: Prakash
Canon EOS 50D
Canon 85mm f/1.8
Shutter Speed 1/800
ISO 100
Aperture F2.5
Yongnou Flash YN560 fired
85cm white reflector has been used to bounce the sun light on to light the model's face.
Adjusted Contrast and applied sharpening in Adobe Lightroom.
Removed few blemishes using Portrait Professional.
Luke will be modeling in some of our upcoming photo workshops. This was from a quick interview and test shoot we did with him.
As much as I love cars I love scale models of absolutely EVERYTHING, either cars, trucks, buses, boats, buildings... just anything you can imagine in scale.
This model railway was showed in Santander, more specifically at the plaza above the bus station of the city.
It was a model of several stations of my area (Cantabria), it's the first model railway I've seen in years and sadly it wasn't as good as the last one I remember seing but still fun to obserb.
Enjoy the pics!
Organization: Tim Engle
Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer.
Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com