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during the fourth One-day International between West Indies Women and Pakistan Women on Saturday, October 24, 2015 at the Beausejour Cricket Ground.
Photo by WICB Media/Randy Brooks of Brooks Latouche Photography
When doing some quick shopping in a little mall nearby, I saw this accordion player.
He looked rather sad, but when I gave him some money and asked if I could take a picture, he produced a little smile.
This encouraged the elderly couple (see the second picture) in the back to give him some money too.
This a scanned image, I captured in black and white with my old 35 mm, Canon AE1 over 40 years ago. The image is of two paddleball players playing the game which I played dearly growing up in NYC (the paddleball stop motion was a once in a lifetime shot with no editing done to enhance). The park was/is located Manhattan - Hamilton Place Park on 136 Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. I chose to leave the grain in the image to retain nostalgia - everything about this scene sparks good memories. If you played or liked the game, then you can appreciate this image.
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This ad appeared in the 5 December, 1917 issue of The Bystander.
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“Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more; it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
William Shakespeare
Darkroom Hacker Beta Test 2
Action = Cool Down + Cool Blue
Homage to Picasso's "Old Guitar Player" : www.physics.miami.edu/~chris/art/picasso/old_plyr.jpg
Had an awesome portrait session with a great New England guitar player! This shoot was a lot of fun, she was a real blast to work with. Two and a half hours of shooting and talking, and I don't think she stopped playing for a minute!
Strobist Info: 580EXII @ 1/4 power, 4 feet camera right @ about 45 degrees in an apollo 28" softbox. SB28 pointed at white background at 1/8 power, 24mm, directly behind model. Big white reflector camera left to add some light on the hair.
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Stoke player helps his team mate up following an incident on the pitch at the Chelsea v Stoke match.
Player of rugby club "Dorćol" Belgrade
Left bare SB800, right bare SB800 ... in front and up SB900 trought white umbrella
D300, 85mm
Player introductions before the Detriot/Cowboy game. Very restrictive camera policy implemented this year, so all I could use was my trusty Canon G11. www.tryburn.zenfolio.com
Notting Hill Caribbean Carnival London Mas Players Parade Participant Monday August 29 2022 Beautiful Stunning Girl with the Flag of Trinidad and Tobago
Mixing small flash with continuous LED lighting.
This shot was taken my neighbourhood playground.
The main light is a Westcott Skylux LED continuous light fired through a Wescott Rapidbox XL placed on a boom stand directly over the camera. A second Skylux equipped with barn doors was placed high behind the player on camera left. A third Skylux with a 10 degree grid was on camera right, high and aimed at the backboard. Next I placed a 42 inch silver reflector on the ground just out of frame on camera right, my assistant hand held a speedlight aimed at the reflector to fill the players face and add light into his eyes. Lastly a second speedlight with a red gel was placed behind the player on camera right. Oh, and I also used a smoke machine.
The Chess Players, a 1983 bronze sculpture by Lloyd Lillie, located in John Marshall Park in the Judiciary Square neighborhood of Washington, D.C. The E. Barrett Prettyman United States Courthouse is in the background.
Note: This is one of my older photos I originally uploaded to Wikimedia Commons.
