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Operator 9 is on the line.
Two Bowens Esprit 500 W/S monolights--PC sync to the key light with the fill slave automatically triggered upon fire. On the left of the phone, at about an 8 o'clock angle, I shot through a white umbrella which was about the same level as the subject. The second (fill) light was higher up and maybe 6 feet away at a 5 o'clock angle, shooting into an umbrella facing a wall. The fill bounce off the wall diffused it pretty well overall and allowed me to bring out the gross, vintage-looking, olive-green background a bit more. I still have no idea what I'm doing, but I like the results of this experiment.
Learn how to light at Strobist.
The small museum harbor of Nymindegab is one of my favorite places along the Danish West Coast. Jylland, Denmark
Approaching twilight at Beulah Street Wharf.
At Kirribillli, Sydney.
The grooviest, smoothest, wharf in Sydney!!
So here is Sade with her classic 'Smooth Operator' from 1984. Check out the cool retro video!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TYv2PhG89A
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon 16-35mm f/4L IS USM lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom.
El Tungurahua
Al Volcán Tungurahua, 5,023 meters (16,480 ft) above sea level.
Perched on a hilltop behind Baños, just beyond the village of Runtún, this grassy viewpoint is a photographer's dream.
On a clear day like this one, I could see Volcán Tungurahua behind me.
*I am at 2,660 meters (8,727 ft) above sea level TODAY.
**Climbing to the Tungurahua Volcano Summit, 5,023 meters (16,480 ft) above sea level tomorrow and the next day (2:00 am to 7:00 am).
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In the Sierra region passing from the Cordillera Oriental, in the central pits the active volcano Tungurahua stands out whose cone rises to the south of the deep gap that the Pastaza has broken, following a transverse fault through the Cordillera Real near Baños . Since the day of its most recent eruption, in September 1999, the Tungurahua Volcano has become the most beautiful and impressive tourist attraction in Ecuador, and perhaps, throughout Latin America.
The Tungurahua volcano is known as "mama Tungurahua".
The province of Tungurahua has the name of this colossus, which houses in its skirts towns such as Baños, presents a unique spectacle, although it announces to the villagers its greatness and destruction in the case of a strong eruption. It is a sight to see volcano activity at night.
From different cities in the provinces of Ecuador, they move to know this tourist place. Many times holidays are provided to be able to do tourism throughout the territory.
For HandHeld Art’s February 2019 Contest “Geometrics”
www.flickr.com/groups/handheldart/discuss/721576759750407...
Original photo was of a telephone operator’s switchboard, taken in a museum.
Processed on the iPad using the following apps:
Decim8
IColorama
Matter
Tangent
Tangled FX
SuperimposeX
Snapseed
This is what happens when someone pushes the wrong button on an industrial oven to racks of plastic trays full of meat products. Instead of steam cooking the product, the operator selected roasting....at much higher temperature
ROZOREGALIA:
RUDYLU*EARRINGS&VEIL@🚕 FaMESHed From October 1st To October 27th🚕
Guapa:
Evelyn Skin @🚕 Tres Chic From September 17th To October 10🚕
[Glitzz]:
Bia Top @🚕 {[Glitzz] Mainstore 🚕
Lyrium :
Olly Animations Set @ 🚕 The Fifty From September 25th to October 20th🚕
Exile :
Char Hair @🚕 Exile Mainstore 🚕
After a mission out over the North Sea and beyond as
'Dark 41', US Air Force 28th BS Rockwell B-1B Lancer 86-0136/DY 'Key City Bomber' crosses the Whelford Road while on short finals to Fairford's Runway 27
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I finally figured out what bothered me about the operators I've made in the past. No camo on helmets or vests. It just didn't flow without it. So I painted some helmets and vests, and here we are, something I can finally be satisfied with
Rags reviews the new calender of the pin-ups Alice and Ellen. Many thanks to our Italien friend Alfredo Liverani.
And thanks a lot to Karen Dunne for the title - Sade: Smooth Operator, 1984.
Dushara Tatters and Rags (Somali), 17.01.2018.
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
Another of the Infinites has arrived. They didn't come to save us from ourselves, they just took a random trip without a care where they end up. Just leaving a hazy cosmic trace.
Top Night out with Mart and Phill.
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Cedar Waxwing, Bombycilla cedrorum. Lifer for me, during a Texas Master Naturalist Bird Hike. Really too small/distant for a good image, and probably the focus (if any) was elsewhere. Call it “painterly”. If I ever get a good shot, I’ll post that.
😃 Happy Sliders Sunday!
Bit of a foggy start to the day in London this morning. This shot was taken at 6.30 looking towards HMS Belfast, with Tower Bridge in the distance.
Having experimented for a few weeks with a neutral density setting on my phone, to try and make water look smooth, the Thames actually looked very smooth on this very still morning with just a 1/3 second exposure.
Still bearing the colours of former operator Colas, GB Railfreight 60056 is seen giving it the beans away from a stop at WBQ around 20 minutes early working 6E10 from Liverpool biomass terminal - Drax AES. The Mirrlees throb made quite a sound climbing away and the 'tug' had already picked up plenty of speed despite the heavy load! 14/11/20
After near 2 years of trying, I've finally got a Colas 60 in sun here, after many attempts! Just in the nic of time with shadows lengthening, this shot isn't great come December. I do remember coming close to getting 60085 here on a day with a cloudless sky only for it to die at Earlestown causing chaos for several hours.