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Collaboration with Steffi from www.sfischer.at.
Models:
www.model-kartei.de/sedcard/modell/221250/
www.model-kartei.de/sedcard/modell/225589/
Strobist:
Two speedlights on 1/2 power in one silver umbrella, quite high (~ 2,5 m), 45° to the model. Why did we use two speedlights on half the power instead of one on full power? Makes them faster ..., to freeze the flying colored flour. The umbrella was half-collapsed to concentrate the spotlight.
Special thanks go to Martin Piechotta for the great helpfulness:
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Photo by: Hien Nguyen - facebook.com/henry.nguyen.nt
Taken by Nikon, Sigma 17-50mm f2.8
Lighting: 2 at the back (45 degree) and 1 in the front.
The Middle Fork Powder River area is located about 21 miles southwest of Kaycee, Wyoming, in a spectacularly scenic part of the state that is rich with the legend of Old West outlaw activity from the late 1800s.
A red-wall canyon is visible from much of the Middle Fork area, which boasts excellent hunting and fishing opportunities.
The Outlaw Cave Campground is located within the Middle Fork Powder River recreation area. This campground is a fee-free site that includes a vault toilet. However, there is no potable water source.
Please remember to keep vehicles, including OHVs, on designated routes. If you plan on venturing beyond the campground, we recommend that you have a high-clearance vehicle, as some of these roads are very primitive. We also recommend that you do not venture out into these areas during periods of inclement weather. Additionally, Outlaw Cave Road is closed to motorized use during the winter from December 15 through April 14.
The Ed O. Taylor Wildlife Habitat Management Area is located just west of the Outlaw Cave Campground. Travel within the region is recommended for high clearance 4WD vehicles only. Additionally, the Ed O. Taylor area is closed to human presence January 1 through May 14 for wildlife protection.
Legal public access is available from Outlaw Cave Campground to the border of the first private land parcel, approximately 9 miles to the west. There is no legal public access between Outlaw Cave and Hole-in-the-Wall or between Outlaw Cave Campground and Hazelton Road. Access across any private land parcels requires permission of the landowner.
BLM photo by Charlotte Darling.
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE
43.59710454 / -106.911512
DIRECTIONS
From Interstate 90, take exit 254 for Kaycee. Head west on Highway 191 for about 1 mile. Turn left onto Highway 190W for about 16 miles to Barnum. Turn left onto Bar C Road (sign for Middle Fork Powder River Management Area). This road is an improved all-weather access road and travels directly through the headquarters of the Hole-in-the-Wall ranch. Please respect private property rights and all posted signs. Follow it for about 2 miles to the boundary of the management area and another 5 miles to the campground and trailhead.
PHONE 307-684-1100
EMAIL buffalo_wymail@blm.gov
ADDRESS Buffalo Field Office
1425 Fort Street
Buffalo, WY 82834
Monday was bright and sunny, with some 30 cm of fresh powder. Shot near the top of the Pioneer chair, above the run Downshift.
This was shot for an interior designer. It was a full remodel/redesign of a houseboat. The property was vacant, but since my client was not able to be present for the photo shoot, she opted to leave it un-staged.
I tried using a little bit of flash in here, but it really wasn't working. So ended up blending two ambient frames: a lighter one for the upper part of the shot and a darker one for the lower part, as well as the door.
Feedback and suggestions are much appreciated...thanks!
- www.kevin-palmer.com - The Powder River flows through the Montana plains below. The Bighorn Mountains where the river originates can be seen way off in the distance.
oconut milk powder is an ingredient in most Southeast Asian cooking and is not the liquid inside a coconut. It is prepared by soaking the grated flesh of a coconut in hot water or scalded milk, then straining the combination. Coconut milk is classified as thick, thin, or coconut cream. Thick coconut milk is the result of the first soaking and squeezing. If this milk is refrigerated it separates, and the top layer is the cream. Thin coconut milk is what is produced when one steeps the coconut meat a second time and then strains.
Coconut milk
Canned coconut milk separates naturally. The top layer can be spooned off for recipes calling for cream, or the two layers can be mixed together to get the most commonly called-for thick coconut milk.
Powder-like, fine texture, and white, coconut milk powder is manufactured through the spray drying process of raw unsweetened coconut cream. Very different from the more widely available and coarser desiccated coconut made from the white coconut meat, coconut milk powder is a good substitute for fresh coconut milk and an alternative to animal milk for those who would like a completely vegan food. However, many commercially available coconut milk powders list milk or casein, a milk protein, on their ingredient lists.[1] Vegans and those with milk allergy may need to prepare their own at home.
Duxbury Bay and the Powder Point Bridge, low tide, and the sun is gone for the day. Note the lighthouse building in the center of the image, it's actually a private home and was never an aide to navigation.
3 exposure Hdr (-2,0,+2)
Processed in LR5, PhotomatixPro 5, PSCC, Topaz DeNoise, Topaz Adjust 5, Topaz Clarity, Topaz Detail 3
Navigating through the powder on Holly at Kissing Bridge Ski Area in Glenwood, NY. Several inches of fresh powder coated the slopes this morning. 2-29-20
Empty coal trains are lined up nose to tail on the Orin Subdivision all trying to get into the mines for loading.