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This pathway provides access to Victoria Beach in Laguna Beach, Ca. Victoria Beach attracts both average beachgoers and photographers alike. This means that occasionally people will walk into your shot, but it is worth it for the scenery the beach offers. I took this photo after the sun had set as I was heading back to where my friends and I had parked. Hope you all like it!
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One the way to Achtermann mountain (Harz, GER) with my old 550D and fisheye lens.
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I think this was taken somewhere near Stratford-Upon-Avon
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Softbox at the back facing camera as a background - close, to give a lot of backwash, creating the highlights on the jawline and neck. Key light is a standard reflector with grid overhead. Reflector panel underneath to fill in the shadows a little.
Model: Volkova
Assistant: Mandy Shaw
Studio: Pathway Studios, Chester
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Another shot from yesterday in the asylum. I'm just going to copy and paste the description to this pic too since it's pretty much the same info... except this was shot in one of the hallways in a random building (the most boring one we saw lol) there.
I met up with the gorgeous and sweet Amy Spanos yesterday to go urbexing. We went to this abandoned derelict asylum and took a gazillion pics, walked around for about 5 hours and only managed to see about 1/4 of it!! The place is huuuuuuuge. I have some cuts on my legs now and loads of bruises which I didnt even notice yesterday but it was worth it. Definitely going again and would love to go with Amy again too since it was an enjoyable and successful day! Thanks a lot for going Amy and I hope you are feeling better (she was stabbed by a giant bear with huge metal claws!)
Walking through Ashfor Hanger near Petersfield this little guy just jumped in front of me, so glad I was looking down so as not to tread on it. The frog was quite nervous, expectedly so but eventually I managed a useable shot without spooking it too much...i hope.
A Buddhist monk, waiting for a train on a platform. He is on a pathway which he is also a pathway to learn Buddhism. Taken by Yashica Electro 35 GSN with Kodak Portra 160 at Bangkok Train station [ Hua - Lumphong ]
Day 29 of 365 Days
Experimenting with double exposure in photoshop. Lots of learn but fun stuff!
*Also, if you haven't entered my print giveaway. Please do, it would be awesome if some of my flickr buddies won prints from me! Only a bit under a week left.
Pathways is the topic for October 8, 2010
To all of my ODC friends. Please forgive me for slacking on the comments. I have been busy the last couple of days and have a busy weekend ahead. I hope for things to return to normal soon. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
Shot this way back, a day after Pathways #1, but never posted it for some reason. Getting a bit too wrapped up in the idea of these series' to remember to post things.
Makes me think of stars in the sky.
Still, here it is.