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This one was taken at the "Eden Project, St. Austell, while visiting Cornwall, the last summer.
For this close up an Extension tube 12 mm was mounted between the camera and the 70-200 lens Canon.
While walking around Westport today I came upon these stairs and thought they'd make a nice subject for my project.
I added a dragonizer action and ran it through photomatix even though I only took one exposure.
This is image no. 236 of 365 for my 2011 365 project.
"Texas Nebula"
I was running some errands this evening (dropping off photos from the edit last night, well at least I MEANT to drop them off... I left the disk on my desk... Doh!), stopping by Bob's to drop off my old D70 for his son and getting out of the house with my camera. As most of south east michigan knows, the sky was just spectacular before the approaching thunderstorms hit and I was sure glad I had my camera with me for this one. The texas shaped hole in the clouds was just streaming sunlight and the clouds above it were just so ominous. I have definitely amped up the colors here, but to good effect, at least I think so. This reminds me of the photos NASA will publish of other star systems; it is just so moody and I sure do love it.
Looks great in lightbox.
I did it...January is complete!!! One month down, eleven more to go!
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Camera: Minolta X-370s
Lens: Tokina EL 28mm
Film: Fujicolor superia x-tra 400
'The Darkroom' Processed
Multiple Exposure
1/365
wow. i cant believe im even going to start this project. each day of 2011 im supposed to post a new picture? this sure will be one bumpy road. i know its a day late, but i couldn't decide yesterday, and here i am at 9:45 pm on January 2, 2011 saying that ive decided to go through with a 365. holy moly.
im going to be behind on some days i already know it. im a procrastinator, its what i do. but ill try my best to put that behind. well here it goes. hopefully i make it. :)
ANYWAYS..
i have school tomorrow.
shootmeintheface. two weeks really does go by fast when you're not wanting it to. I went out to eat today at the best restraunt ever, Chaba. Thai food ftw. :)
then later, i went to the park with my two friends aly and jake and aly's dog belle. it was a fun relaxing day. :)
OH.
sonic doesnt have frito chili cheese wraps anymore..? like what the frick? those were like my crack. ok. i need to go get ready for bed or ill end up going to sleep at 4, and i have to wake up at 6. i cant wait until im in college.
The 100 Bicycles project: 100 different bicycles photographed in detail.
This is bicycle number # 16
To learn more about this project see the 100 bicycles group
11/02/2014
Olympus OM10: La réflex que retrató la infancia de Agneta.
The reflex that portrayed Agneta's childhood.
Project Flickr week 33 Fave Place.
Anywhere in Jericho preferably in St Barnebas's Church with its wonderful detailed interior
Oxford 2011
Nikon D90 Colour Efex Pro/ ACDSee Pro 4
Claire has begun our project of painting the basement. The back room is full of stuff - we need to do a huge cleanout. But there's so much I don't want to get rid of!
This is an unfinished project I've been working back in the welcome home party days.
I wanted to post it and share it with you in a raw state because I would like to know your opinion about it.
(Made with vanilla, red paper, iphone photo, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe illustrator)
www.thelexiproject.wordpress.com
a charity event benefiting Lexi Zelin • AngelRed Couture
Event Dates: July 26th - August 9th, 2015
The Lexi Project, a collaborative fund-raiser event founded by Toxxic Rhiannyr & Heather Smithson, created to bring SecondLife brands together in hopes to raise money for one of our own, Lexi Zelin / Owner of AngelRed Couture. As many have probably by now heard, Lexi has been diagnosed with Stage 3 Hodgkin's Lymphoma and is in desperate need of funds to assist in paying her medical bills / expenses as she is unable to work. Lexi is only 28 years old, mother of one beautiful little girl and plays an important role within SecondLife by creating high quality, full permission mesh apparel, paving the way for many people in the virtual world to have the freedom of opening a store.
The Lexi Project has grown to approximately 350 supporting brands, ranging in a vast number of fields from apparel, decor, full permission, poses, skin, hair and so much more. All of which can and will be found at this event and all on one region. We have received a HUGE response from the grid, many offering helping hands and services showing nothing but pure support to Lexi. We want everyone to know, it is all very much appreciated.
The Lexi Project is scheduled to open its doors on Sunday, July 26th @ midnight slt. Each brand participating will have a minimum of 1-2 new items, 100% of the proceeds from sales go directly to an event account, opened by Lexi Zelin.
If you're interested in how to donate, there are many options available to you. Lexi has started a Gofundme Account page, she is accepting direct Linden donations to her main account and has also made a donation kiosk that can be rezzed inworld. To obtain the donation kiosk, you can join the AngelRed Couture Group and find a copy inside Group Notices. Donation kiosks will also be available to accept lindens at the Lexi Project.
AngelRed Couture Group - (cut and paste in open chat)
secondlife:///app/group/11ca852f-2e3b-3b7d-a227-f01bd321fd7a/about
We thank you all for your support & speedy actions to this situation as all this information has developed rapidly over the course of the last week. Lexi is over the top appreciative to all that is going on around her, but is also very exhausted as she has been through several surgeries already and just received a port in her chest prepping her for chemo in the coming weeks. We do ask that you please respect her time online, if you see her, respect her privacy so she is able to rest with ease and not be bombarded by all that is happening. It's very overwhelming for her, as she did not expect this large of a response.
Thanks again so much from the bottom of our hearts, if you wish to share this blog or information it is welcomed and encouraged as we move forward to our opening day. Many people have inquired about what they can do to help aside from donations and we ask that you help keep the marketing drive alive on all social media outlets, inworld groups, popular blogs and so forth. The more people we can reach, the more we can bring in for Lexi & her family.
=Thank you=
Toxxic Rhiannyr & Heather Smithson
•The Lexi Project - Blog
www.thelexiproject.wordpress.com
•The Lexi Project - Facebook Event Page
www.facebook.com/events/574105712727694
•The Lexi Project - Flickr Pool
www.flickr.com/groups/2865501@N23
Our landmark will not be made public til opening day, as we are still setting designers up!
This is a continuation of the current project of an Image a day.
This will take a year to complete. It will be a "Colour Project"....numbered 731 to 1100 and it will begin on September 1st 2022..
I will also include an additional 4 Sets that will last a month each.
First will be Vines and Vineyards in November.2022.
Second is Forests ,,Water, ,Trees and Leaves in February 2023.
Third "Light Eating Objects" in May 2023.
Forth will be another B&W . August 2023.
On top of all that every month will feature a small set of 4 pics with different themes.
As you can see I shall be a busy Bunny!.
Hope you like the stuff!!!!!!!.
Street Photography Now Project Instruction #21
"Be aware of the way the camera compresses a three dimensional world into a two dimensional plane and use that to your advantage" - Nick Turpin
Twice I've walked around town in the rain lately but the people in my town were not being at all co-operative when it came to witty and clever 2D things happening (I blame half-term ;) ) so this will have to do. I dunno .. a dog last week .. a cat this week ..
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Chissà che in una sera come questa
non ci accada di imbatterci in noi due
come saremmo se ci fossimo lasciati
quella volta per sposarci con altri.
Non c'è più singolare cosa
che la vita così com'è andata.
Noi, che, di spalle, li vedremmo passare,
allontanarsi nel buio della sera.
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Paolo Longo marzo 2013
Hi all, Chubbybots back here with a project that i am really excited to share with everyone! Did the final adjustments to my custom Mecha Godzilla! Its a fusion of King Gogulas from Zoids and Kiryu from Godzilla!
Build Video on youtube
Pretty daisies in a garden near the Christchurch farmers' market.
Saturday, 21st January 2017
365/2017 A starter for ten: theme 24 - daisies.
Explored! 196 on 22nd January 2017.
I began (thinking about) this project about 12 years ago. The stack of landscape blocks will form the outer sides of the back and side fence. Then, a circle of larger landscape bricks will be place in the middle of a triangle formed with those flat blocks. Inside that circle I hope to get irises planted later this Fall.
The process needed to prepare this corner involves separating the soil from the landscape rocks, throwing away the weeds, grass, and other unneeded things. I use that frame made of 2x4 lumber with 1/2-inch (1.27 cm) wire mesh to separate the rocks from the soil. The soil will be piled in one place; the rocks will be taken to another area behind my garage until needed. The red bucket is used to gather the soil, the white bucket is for the rocks.
I'm using this as my 'Start" photo to give an idea how the transformation of this corner will take place. This project will not get done in a week or so. It will take some time, and that depends on the weather here. I'll try to get more photos as this project moves forward.
Another thing: I use cardboard as collection sheets as I can lift and carry them to where I need the soil or rocks, then dump them into their separate piles. Cardboard saves a lot of time and once you're done, you simply recycle them. Cost to me: Nothing, except sweat equity (and maybe some liquid refreshment, like Dr Pepper!)
And yes, I always wear gloves to protect my hands when working like this.