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Jess in profile.
Jess and I were just working with some different lighting setups when we came up with this shot. I think this shot shows the strength of her profile and takes advantage or her red hair.
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this is a 1987 dodge ram 250 LE with 318 v8 2 barrel carb, 4x4 stands 6.2ft tall over 8ft wide and is very loud. you can see it on you tube if you type in ram muddin or loud ram or look up me as Theautotech.
First shot with my new Orbis Ring Flash. Nikon D300s with SB900 and Ring FLash tripod mounted about 8 feet in front of me. 62mm focal length, 400 ISO, 125 @ f5.
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A profile of a gray whale outside the Point Vicente Interpretive Center in Ranch Palos Verde. Gray whales migrate just off the coast here.
Taken in 2010.
New to Second Life under 30 days old. Zieza is my first "Newbie Profile Model" Wish her luck smiles* she's off to a great start with her new look!
Charcoal and white chalk on toned paper
Jason Polins
This work alongside a figure drawing, will be included in the upcoming publication, "Strokes of Genius: The best of drawing."
365.greatproj.com/2011/05/139365-andrew-profile-project/
Today I took a lunch time break over to the studio to shoot with my co-worker Andrew. He was game to be the first in a series I am considering doing of profile portraits. The idea is to do quick, creative shoots in the studio trying to do interesting photos that exhibit the personality of the person I am shooting. We had fun squeezing in a variety of ideas in the lunch break and already had an idea for another fun shoot down the road. That’s what I hope will be one of the benefits of doing these quick shoots regularly.
Along with the portraits, I asked a few questions to let you get to know Andrew.
Check out more about Andrew and the project over on my 365 blog:
-This profile show a slight curve in thec saddle top to tip you forward as you move back.
-It also shows the hollow titanium rails on this version.
-The seatpost is from Nitto (a Crystal Fellow).
-That's a lot less seat post exposed than I'm used to, as I got a larger frame to get a longer top tube.
Since social media has popped up people have been posting a lot of personal information online such as their profile, likes and dislikes, pictures, and what they are currently doing. It is awesome being able to share.. but how much can we share?