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For this week's installment of my second semester concentration, I decided to capture the movement of a lacrosse player shooting on a goal. I took this photo after a Saturday morning Brophy lacrosse practice after all the players had left the field. My model, Patrick McNeil, stuck around to take a couple shots on goal well I snapped photos.I set my camera up on a tripod behind and to the right of the goal, and the connected my wired remote shutter. I set my camera on burst mode and rapid fired shots as he cut from one side of the field to the other and took a shot. In editing, I added all of the photos to Photoshop and masked in the various layers to one base image. I then Photoshopped in two shots I had that included two balls mid-flight and a ball in the back of the net. In Lightroom, I cropped, boosted the whites, and added in some color to the frame.
I believe this photo fits into my concentration because it shows the progression of a lacrosse player shooting a ball through the layering of multiple images into one final image. This frame displays an altered reality of an event that actually occurred, while also including good clarity and color to boost the aesthetics of the scene.
Digital Photography
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Performance of Rip it Up 60s. Cast including Aston Merrygold, Louis Smith, Jay McGuinness and Harry Judd at the Garrick Theatre, London 10/3/19
Stuart, Iowa
I rested at this place for a few minutes while I was on a road trip across Iowa. I recommend this as a good RIP place; for both dead and living alike. If you sit down at the bottom of the hill where this cemetery is located, those trees would begin to appear like those rising from the dead.
This is what my friend who was with me wrote about this place
"We turned to a gravel road and it took us to a cemetery. It was very peaceful. Good place to rest in peace, and a bonus place for a photographer. We parked the car in the cemetery entrance and took photos. Across the gravel road in the meadow, there were grazing cows..."
Last week, a girl in the sixth form of my school died. We had a non-school uniform day on thursday in her remembrance, and everyone was asked to wear something green as it was her favourite colour.
Candles are meant to be symbolic, right? And Charlotte is now up in heaven, in the sky, so this is for her. I know you can't really see it, but the candle is green.
With the Brush Traction works due to close by the end of the year and this being the first time a Class 92 has been back to Loughborough for attention since GBRf started using DB Cargo at Crewe for their 'heavy' 92 work in October 2018, this could very well be the last time a Brush-built Class 92 pauses in front of the famous "BRUSH" sign that looks over Loughborough station.
One of the Brush workers has poignantly written "RIP BRUSH" in the dirt on the cabside of 92020.
GB Railfreight Class 56, 56 081 was doing the honours bringing 92 020 out of Brush after a warranty repair on 0M73 08:55 Loughborough Brush to Wembley Inter City Depot.
I feel very lucky to have gotten the chance to photograph Mr. Scott Weiland last week at the Gramercy Theater here in NYC. It was a fantastic show, and is blazoned in my memory forever. If you've ever seen Scott perform live, you know his megaphone is practically part of him, and wanted to feature that here. My heart goes out to his friends and family.
This is my little homage to the bass-playing writer of so many amazing campaigns and scenarios for Call of Cthulhu, mr. Keith Herber. He sadly passed away on March 13th 2009.
I had the opportunity to meet and play music with him once, but more importantly, his work brought me countless hours of fun and bonding with my friends.
Lucky Dube (RIP) South African Reggae Singer Performing His New Album Soul Taker at The Concert for Peace Promoted by The Limpopo Club at The Ocean Hackney London 21st November 2001
farewell pic n' mix
farewell low budget dvds
farewell one fab toy department
farewell an escape from the rain
farewell giant toblerone displays
farewell simple kitchen ware
farewell £3.97 for 12 tuperware tubs
There is a graveyard in the middle of Fordham University (located in the Bronx, New York, NY). Apparently, NY wanted to put a highway through the campus many years ago, so the Jesuits tried to stop them by making their building a state landmark. However, the state didn't think that was a good enough reason, so the Jesuits exhumed some bodies from the New York Botanical garden and transferred them to the campus. The state decided to not build the highway, and the campus was saved! However, two unidentified Jesuit bodies were lost in the move, and are buried somewhere in the botanical garden...