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The secret to getting a shot like this (for those of you that might be wondering) is to know EXACTLY when and where a bird is going to land. Simply set up for the shot and beginning shooting just a fraction of a second before the bird lands. That's how I do it. Simple, right? The plant is Teasel, which is one of my favorites.
BTW - the nest in the previous photo is already gone. Raccoons raided a couple of nearby turtle nests the previous night and the bush was almost flattened, so I'm blaming the raccoons.
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During our photo walk last night, we were walking around downtown Austin, trying to capture some of the holiday spirit with our cameras. At one point, we could get a glimpse of some wonderful color in the sky between some of the buildings, and decided to abandon the holiday subjects and make a mad dash down to the river so we could get a clear view of the beautiful colors. This shot clearly has no focal point, other than the color in the sky, and probably violates several logical rules of photography, but what the hell? I loved the color.
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This photo is taken just below a glacier. Its also at the start of a massive cave-system going underneath the glacier.
Met up with George my flickr friend (gobayode photography) to take some shots around Cleveleys & Blackpool.
I took this photo Sunday night, having taken only a small break from working at home all through the day. I'd had hopes of going down to the coast and shooting among the rocks at Land's End because San Francisco had some nice cloud cover (as opposed to fog or bland overcast skies).
It turns out that more of the coast is still blocked off from the oil spill than I had realized. All the beach and trail access was closed off and I kept looking for a place where I could find access. I eventually found a path and hiked downhill. The path got ever more vague on the way down but I eventually reached the beach. Since the sun was setting, the path was sketchy, and the location wasn't very nice anyways I snapped a couple lousy shots and decided to head back. I got completely lost. After about 20ft I couldn't find my trail any more no matter how hard I tried. I ended up having a rough and exhausting hike up through the brush to get back up the hillside about 25 minutes later.
So I didn't get anything close to what I'd hoped. But naturally there's always the cliché Golden Gate Bridge to shoot. Not wanting to come away from the ordeal completely empty handed I snapped a couple bridge shots. At least this was a new angle for me.
At least the bridge looked nice with the low cloud above. The sky was still blue (when you did a long exposure anyways) and the red light from the bridge was kind of cool.
I think it's been a while since I posted a new Golden Gate Bridge shot so I'm not going to feel too bad, but I do try to keep it to a minimum.
Nikon D40 | Nikon 18-200VR@55mm | f/13 | 30s | ISO200 | Tripod
Tourists on Kildonan beach, Isle of Arran, Ayrshire, Scotland. The island Ailsa Craig is seen on the horizon. Nikon D610, Tamron 90mm Di VC USD Macro lens. Follow me on Twitter
None of the flies (or other insects) in my photos are frozen or dead. None have been manually 'posed'. All are photographed alive and well in their natural environment, unless they are being killed or eaten by another insect in the photo.
♫♪♫ John Lennon-Happy Christmas (war is over) ♪♫♫
"Este año se celebró el sexagésimo aniversario del fin de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Los veteranos volverán a reunirse para las ceremonias conmemoraticas que se llevaron a cabo por toda Europa. Frederick Lennart BEntley (80) perdió la vista a causa de la explosión de una granada alemana durante una patrulla nocturna en Normandía. Tuvo que regresar a tientas a líneas aliadas"
MARTIN ROEMERS (HOLANDA, HOLLANDSE HOOTGE/LAIF PHOTOS & REPORTAGEN) 2º PREMIO RETRATOS-REPORTAJES GRAFICOS
So this is Christmas
And what have you done
Another year over
And a new one just begun
Ans so this is Christmas
I hope you have fun
The near and the dear one
The old and the young
A very merry Christmas
And a happy New Year
Let's hope it's a good one
Without any fear
And so this is Christmas
For weak and for strong
For rich and the poor ones
The world is so wrong
And so happy Christmas
For black and for white
For yellow and red ones
Let's stop all the fight
A very merry Christmas
And a happy New Year
Let's hope it's a good one
Without any fear
And so this is Christmas
And what have we done
Another year over
And a new one just begun
Ans so this is Christmas
I hope you have fun
The near and the dear one
The old and the young
A very merry Christmas
And a happy New Year
Let's hope it's a good one
Without any fear
War is over over
If you want it
War is over
Now...
1. Monument Valley, 2. The Homestead, 3. Quiet Drops of Water, 4. The Other Side of the Lake, 5. Windy Day on the Mountain, 6. Little Desert Survivor, 7. In the Shadows, 8. Rocky Mountain Elk,
9. Winter Wonderland, 10. Rocky Mountain Rainbow, 11. American Southwest, 12. A Bit of Ireland, 13. Cold Storage, 14. Patch of Blue, 15. A Diving Jellyfish, 16. Looking Right at Me,
17. 6 Point Whistle, 18. Straight Up, 19. Elk in Colorado, 20. Can You See Me Now?, 21. Colorado Critter, 22. Soft and Blue, 23. The Glory of Autumn, 24. Exchanging Views,
25. Aspen Glow, 26. Do You Like My Pedicure?, 27. The Cabin, 28. After the Sun Set, 29. Rocky Mountain High, 30. Above It All, 31. It's Time for My Nap, 32. Royal Ensign,
33. Ducking into the Lilies, 34. How Do I Look?, 35. Great Egret, 36. Jellyfish Smack, 37. Baby Big Horn Sheep, 38. Almost like Melting Marshmallows, 39. Sanibel Island Squirrel, 40. The Bridge over the Creek,
41. Snow Fence, 42. Nature's Way, 43. Rocky Mountain Goat Grazing, 44. Looking Up, 45. Against the Blue, 46. White Mountain Goat Against a Blue Sky, 47. After the Rain, 48. Little Mountain Goat,
49. Pink Beauty, 50. What's This For?, 51. Somewhere, Beyond the Sea, 52. Wild Rose, 53. Blue on Blue, 54. High Country Reflection, 55. The Old Fence, 56. Pink Water Lilies,
57. Pink Sisters, 58. What Big Teeth I Have!, 59. The Picnic Table, 60. A Retreat from the Sun, 61. Echo Lake, 62. Pushing Up, 63. A Quiet Moment Under a Cloud, 64. Keeping an Eye on Me,
65. Roman Pool Reflection, 66. Winter Solstice, 67. Chickaree, 68. Royal Ensign in Garden, 69. Spread Wings of a Swallowtail, 70. 3 Moms - 3 Kids, 71. In the Pink, 72. Playtime
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Cast photo of most of the employees of WDW at the time the park opened in October of 1971. In the foreground, is the 1st WDW Ambassador, Debbie Dane, who worked along with me in the same department (Guest Services) at the Comtemporary Resort. The rest of us are up on the ramp, just to the left of the entrance into the castle. I am there.....somewhere!
Il s'agit de mes toutes premières photos prises en studio / My first photo shots in my new studio.
Voir en GRAND FORMAT / VIEW ON BLACK
Caméra: Sony Alpha A850
Lentille (lens): Tamron 90mm F2.8
Exposition (exposure): 1/125
Ouverture (aperture): f/3,5
Focale: 90 mm
ISO: 100
Format: RAW
Traitement (process): Adobe Photoshop CS6 Windows
Traitement (process): Adobe Photoshop CS6 Windows
Info sur l'éclairage de la photo (Strobist)
Deux parapluies blancs à la gauche et à la droite du modèle + un flash 3600HS orienté vers le plafond.
2 ombrellas with continuous fluorescent 5500k light + 1 Minolta Flash - flash 3600HS- on Ceiling
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This is my edited version of 'Deborah Chen's photo.
I did this for the Process my photo (not better, just different) Group (Week 6))
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articles L131-2 & L131-3 du cpi
A month or so ago, alain astruc and I decided to do a photo exchange. He prepared several photos to send and I did the same. The photos arrived safely, have been matted and framed, and are now hanging in my bedroom! I highly recommend doing a photo exchange :) The photos are also on his website.
Had a fun photo shoot with Rey Rey's Photography while I was in San Francisco.
Check him out at www.reyreysphotography.com/. Also on Facebook at "Rey Rey's Photography"
Here’s some details of how the photo was assembled:
1.The original photo as loaded into Photoshop. Because this model is so large I couldn’t easily get the whole thing in front of the greenscreen. Note the reflection of the green on the wing – this happens all the time with LEGO because it’s so shiny.
2.Fortunately, Adobe After Effects has a tool called “Spill suppression”. I have no idea how it works but it automatically works out there’s a greenscreen and kills all the green tones in the image while leaving everything else more or less intact. Presto!
3.Using some basic colour selections in Photoshop I quickly made this mask to remove the greenscreen.
4.And then I did a bunch more work by hand to cut out the bits that weren’t against the green and clean the whole thing up so the mask is solid black and the screen solid white.
5.Using 4. On 2. allows you to cut out the ship without seeing any green reflections.
6.I made this space picture from some starfield images I found on the internet and some clouds and stuff.
7.The ship can now be superimposed over the background.
8.This one is quite subtle but if you look under the brightly lit area of the wing on screen left you’ll see there’s a glow coming off the ship onto the space around it; which I’ve added by blurring the ship behind itself. It helps the ship to not seem like it’s just been cut out and pasted on.
9.Lastly added some lens flares over the whole thing, to further fix it in place, and because I’m JJ Abrams.
I deem today, "National Photo Appreciation Day"! And I find it appalling that so many amazing photos are being defaced with graffiti in the name of cliche', feel-good inspirational messages. Lets draw our inspiration from the photo itself, and let our minds create the positive message from what we see.
This goes for all of you who enjoy Pintrest. This is my satirical/sarcastic editorial, by the way. If you make those kind of messages, I wasn't talking about you.
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Warm green bean salad with dried apricots, apples, grapes and Serrano ham. Sweet and salty, warm and cold -- soooo good!
Jaleo is a Spanish tapas bar/restaurant, with several locations in the DC area. We just wandered in, were seated immediately and had a delicious meal. Appetizers are one of my favorite meals, so this was great. I've since read that many of their tapas are not "traditional", but everything tasted delicious and that's what counts.
Cette photo porte au dos l'inscription:
"Heringsdorf juillet 1924". Je pense que cela se trouve sur la Baltique.
Je considère qu'il s'agit d'une petite merveille, toutes ces personnes dansant sur la plage en maillot de bain ou peignoir de bain représente une intense joie de vivre. A gauche dansant avec la demoiselle portant un peignoir à fleurs, mon père, 24 ans n'est pas encore marié.
Il ne le sera qu'en 1929, il aura préféré ma mère à cette jolie rousse.