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Dedicating this image to Debra Roberts, She has wonderfully fun images of Dunkel, gardening, nature, biking and the wonderful adventures in her life! Debra images are fresh and fun! Take a look here, www.flickr.com/photos/d2roberts/
Thanks Debra for your inspiration and support, I always enjoy seeing your work,
Seen in project contact thank-you, #126 Thanks for viewing.https://flic.kr/s/aHsmNjQ5M6
shot took by me and the post processing was done by the amazing Joanot (Free TIBET), many thanks again!!
Boulders Beach, Simon's Town, Western Cape Province, South Africa
Explored 11 March 2016
In a sheltered bay of inlets just past Simon’s Town in South Africa’s Cape Peninsula live a colony of over 3,000 African Penguins. Also known as ‘jackass penguins’ for their donkey-like bray, these diminutive birds have a comical waddling gait. In November 2013, the African Penguin was listed as endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, though the colony at Boulders’ Beach is in rude health. To me, this gang is reminiscent of the famous image of Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QK-XUsKb00
... un viejo, muy viejo, street shot con mi primera cámara digital ... ahora poco más que un juguete!!! ... LOL!!!
... a very old street shot with my first digital camera ... now no more than a toy!!! ............................................ LOL!!!
just messing about at home today, i seem to have acquired a load of props that i want to use for 365, so i had a bit of fun playing around with these toy guns.
D200, tripod, sigma 10-20, remote, self timer, sb-600 on stand above camera, two toy guns and one suit.
These Mallards are joined by a few Little Gulls on the reservoir at Daventry Country park. No sign of the swans today........
19th November 2017
"Are you gonna bark all day little doggie? Or are you gonna bite?"
('Mr. Blonde' by Mezco Toyz)
Diorama by RK
Tomorrow night, in a titanic battle for roller derby supremacy, sailors will meet soldiers on the flat track. Until then, we're playing with our food.
♫ Stuck In The Middle With You ~ Stealers Wheel ♫
We're Here! : Play With Your Food
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Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 with gridded HOBD-W overhead. Triggered by Cybersync.
...lots of characters in the streets of Alicante. The Pen F, with its handy articulated screen, seems well suited for this kind of candid.
Una tarde aburrida usé estos muñecos que le salieron a Martina en los huevos Kinder, intenté hacer una replica del cartel de la película de Tarantino "Reservoir dogs". Usé una caja de Ikea como caja de luz y disparé el flash a 1/2 potencia para iluminar.
¡Feliz verano a todos!
Happy summer!!
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Gracias a todos por vuestra visita y comentarios.
Thank you very much for your visit and comments.
"You kids shouldn't play so rough. Somebody's gonna start cryin'."
('Mr. Pink' and 'Mr. White' by Mezco Toyz)
Diorama by RK
"Fuck you! Fuck you! I'm fuckin' dying here! I'm fuckin' dying!"
('Mr. Orange' by Mezco Toyz / 'Bloody version' custom-made by RK)
Diorama by RK
Waterloo Station,
London 2008
We stumbled upon this sight coincidentally when I was staying in London with a friend.
Active Assignment for the week of July 17 - 23, 2006
Subject: Name that Movie
Wow, that was one hell of an assignment. What idiot had the idea for this assignment anyways? I was sitting on this for about 7 hours and during the shooting I could have also parcipitated in the "Sweat"-Assignment (wearing suit at 32 °C is not a good idea).
Take a look at the original. I tried to stay really close to it. This shadow nearly killed me...
For a "Making-Of" see here:
Photo © (c) 2006 Michael Calanan. All Rights Reserved.
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Main St
Buffalo, NY
[Part of my "Drive-By Shootings" street photography series]
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Shot of Rome, with Mr. Blonde street art, taken on a specialty film from Kono.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 14mm F2.8D lens. Kono Katz 200 35mm C41 film.
Check out my new blog post showcasing all this weeks modeling lol
Reservoir Dogs photo by Roy Mildor
When Alicia , aka Slightly Lively issued my Get Pushed challenge, there was only one choice for me to make. I remember when I first saw Reservoir Dogs in 1993. The opening scene had me hooked. Who was this director that could make eight guys walking down the street epic? I became an immediate Quentin Tarantino fan. Reservoir Dogs is not a film for the squeamish. During a screening of Reservoir Dogs in Barcelona, fifteen people walked out, including horror film director Wes Craven and special effects artist Rick Baker. Baker later told Tarantino to take the walk out as a "compliment" and explained that he found the violence unnerving because of its heightened sense of realism.
Alicia had challenged me to reproduce a scene from my favorite movie. Reservoir Dogs has many memorable scenes, but the one I chose was the iconic scene in the warehouse, of the Mexican standoff between Mr. White and Mr. Pink. I didn't have the wooden chairs or the galvanized trash can that the original scene contained, nor the blue wall. But they are not that importrant. I tried to replicate that light and the attitude as best I could.
Thanks for the challenge Alicia, I had been wanting to do a homage to my favorite film for some time. This was the perfect opportunity!
Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 with Softlighter II camera left. Triggered by Cybersync.
Con cariño para los chicos fs ;-)
Cuando os vi acercaros con esa cadencia y compostura me sonó enseguida esta música en la cabeza:
♪ Little Green Bag (George Baker)
The We're Here is going to the movies! However, we have to re-imagine famous scenes with our own props & imagination. It got me thinking back to how I did a bunch of movie themed shots for Joe last year so decided this one would be lego based. Then it was the movie and wanted something I didn't do last year. Went through Die Hard, Pulp Fiction, Star Wars, The Crow, and many more before I decided Reservoir Dogs was the one for me. Now put on "Little Green Bag" and get the popcorn :-)
You people are ruthless.
God forbid I post a wedding photo that ANYone has ever done before. A pose. A location. A kiss in front of a fountain. “Oh, I’ve seen that done before… I want something unique… “ “Yeah, every wedding photographer does that shot…”
It’s so cutthroat out there that if anyone posts a “commonly done wedding photo” they get blasted, “Oh, EVERY wedding photographer does that shot… “ Well what people don’t realize is that those “typical” or “trendy” or “cliche” wedding shots work for a reason. AND, the particular wedding couple getting married obviously doesn’t have any shots like that because they just got married.
So it’s the pride between wedding photographers to strive to be unique. But I also see it from brides who commonly say, “I want unique photos; something original”. So when I suggest they host their wedding in the auto parts section of a Walmart, wear camouflage, and then have a food fight instead of a cake cutting, they realize that there are particular aspects to a wedding they want, but they want to make it unique. Guess what, the unique part of the photos is that YOU are in it.
Then the prideful bride wants her friends to be envious of her unique wedding photos, which other wedding photographers will try to imitate. And that’s where the photographer has to suggest things which might be a little strange or bizarre.
By the way, I’m photographing a wedding on the moon this weekend, and everyone is wearing Borat mankinis. I’ll try to be unique.
As I plan to steer my wedding photography towards a 'documentary' style, I found myself looking over old shots. This small set from 2017 (my first wedding gig) show the best man and groom having a smoke and pint before 'they' commit to the deed. Kinda interesting to look over old work sometimes, I think I initially chose only one or two out of these four images but now I think they all make a nice set.
My missus walked pass me as I was working on these in LR, they immediately caught her eye and she said 'wow! very 'Reservoir Dogs' like! 😎
These were made as part of a pulp- fiction set i call them "gangsta cakes"
and am making a series..lol they are cute but dangerous! :)
OK, here is an idea that I have been saving for a special occasion.
And that came today when i watched the 365 podcast. My Day 155 shot has been voted the photo of the week. It got to appear in the podcast. So i kinda felt it a bit apt to do this shot with my old cine camera today, and the title sums up the fact that it made my day!
So thanks guys for voting for me, i really appreciate it.
D200, Sigma 10-20mm, tripod, Sb-600 on 1/2 power through umbrella mum and dads old cine camera that i rescued at xmas.