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So I really liked this shot...it was the only one that came out with pretty good focus, and sharpness on each of the petals. Also, I was able to get the colour right. I can never take good pictures of red flowers. I played around with it a bit on Lightroom. I'm a little afraid to jump into Photoshop for editing pictures, because I want to perfect my skills in Lightroom before completely switching over.
I keep learning new things everyday on Lightroom, and then I realize I can use those to process pictures I've taken in the past...that's usually how my day goes along. Lol.
Here's to roses - the most enthralling flowers...seeing them always puts a smile on your face :-)
Cheers!
PS. Do view on black!
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Red Rock Canyon - Arizona - USA -1991 (Time Travel) Ektachrome 64 scanned
Pentax Program A with Ektachrome 64
Best on black
such an amazing vibe tonight during our "Wild Child" themed shoot. Vera knocked it out of the park and kept us wanting for more.
Model: Vera Baby Model Mayhem # 1249891
Designer: Tizz fashions
Studio / Set Assist: Kate O'Neill Model Mayhem # 2742709
Photo: Toni Wallachy, Orangeroads Photography
Pink Panther Studios Workshop Session
Wild Child: Alternative Beauty Portfolio Builder, Sep 12, 2012
Mother's Day
You were my mother and my friend,
Which was unusual.
Somehow our characters still blend:
Your wisdom and my will.
I turned, and you were there for me;
I spoke, you understood.
I felt cared for, but also free;
You loved, and I was good.
I'm fortunate that I was born
To someone just like you;
I love you still. Though you are gone,
You live in what I do.
Red Fox portrait taken with a Canon 5D Mk III & 100-400 vII lens hand held in Algonquin Provincial Park
Saw this little bugger fly past me. I had to chase it down quite a bit before it would settle down permanently. Then, I tried to handhold at 300mm at 1/320. I'm surprised it actually came out so clearly.
Red Kite Milvus milvus over the Bwlch pass near Dinas, this is one of the low flying jet sites
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To see the rest of the shoot:
issuu.com/martin.bonden/docs/color
Strobist: right side of cam sb 600 silver umbrella.
Behind left side sb 600 kicker light.
A little Behind the scene.
martinbonden.tumblr.com/post/24889289777/color-shoot
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A solitary red tulip, after the rains have passed.
Photographed with a Nikon 1 V2 camera and the 1 Nikkor 30-110mm lens at 110mm.
Photo shot in Hillsboro, Oregon. I took two versions of this beautiful flower. One perfectly centered and one off center (this version). I thought I would use the centered version, however, when I took the centered version, I had rotated myself slightly to the right and the "look" of the flower and the lighting was not as good.