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It's hard to believe that this menacing looking creature is actually a rather smallish Green Tree Python at the Toronto Zoo just having a rest. A little zoom, a liitle tonal processing, and voila, you have spooky.
I'm revisiting some of my older shots. This one taken during a trip to the Zoo in 2017.
We think too small, like the frog at the bottom of the well. He thinks the sky is only as big as the top of the well. If he surfaced, he would have an entirely different view.
Mao Tse-Tung
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Returned to shoot here again since the first time was foggy. See the foggy version in the comments below. www.joebarrettphotography.com
"Razor two, in left. Bandsaw, bogey-dope."
"Bandsaw, furball bullseye one-nine-zero, thirty-one, Razor one merged single, west arm!"
"Razor two, tally two, my nose four."
"Razor one, defensive...descending, flaring!"
"Razor two, Fox-two trailer, west arm, Fulcrum!"
I finally finished my forced perspective entry for the Military Group contest! I was worried I wouldn't make the deadline. I'm pretty sure I've never put in so much work for a single photograph.
I'll post a couple behind the scenes shots in a day or two. the background and cockpit won't stay built too long, so if you've got a request to see something, say so soon.
For anyone who's interested, the cockpit is somewhere around 1/2 scale (maybe a little smaller) and the F-15E and MiG-29 models are 1/100 scale (approx the same scale as my AWACS.)
The background is tilted slightly. I wanted it to look like our aircraft was turning, but I don't think I added enough of a slant to make it show very well. And I know it looks like he's aiming more at the other Eagle than the MiG. Unfortunately I placed the connection points before I figured out that's how it would turn out in the final frame. So, um, the pilot's still lining up his shot.
The flares are a couple of Exoforce fiber optic tubes with Lego light bricks on the far end. They worked out better than I expected - I love the lens flare I got with them. :D
Incidentally, with the exception of the HUD display photoshopped in, there's not a single non-Lego object in this photo
You must permanently try to climb higher if you want to see further.
Until we reach the peak, Let's Go Fly A Kite at Black Kite
Gee I'll have to find a rectangle shot to post soon :-)
Another from Fountains Abbey in Yorkshire. Really liked the varied arecitecture here and this young lady walked in at the right time for some scale, umbrella's handy for the sun and rain on this day :-)
Shot: 1/10sec f16 ISO100 40mm, UK Trip July
Seen from the west bank of Loch Carron, a fine dusting of snow highlights Ben Killilan dominating the backdrop to 158704 working ScotRail's 13:35 2H85 Inverness to Kyle service. The unit itself obscures the diminutive platform at Attadale, the station sign visible over the leading coach.
15th April 2015
The leading edge of a storm system had an area of parallel bands of cirrus, which appear to radiate from a common point.
11/26/2024
Affton, MO