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Another catch of the light and reflections via my Ray Bans!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Light Catchers ...
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Aftermath of Audio Trigger shot
4X5 Camera
Tmax 400 film
Two Speedlights on outer white background
Photoshop for minor dust removal only
This is a poster that we prepared in advance and had multiple reusable copies made (users write messages/key words on post-its and then stick them to the relevant area of the poster). The reflective body map can be used as a way of getting instant feedback - on, for example, an event, a meeting, a project.... The poster is divided up into six sections representing; things that made me think, things I've seen with new eyes, things I want to shout about, things I found hard to stomach, heartfelt issues and next steps, ie what am I going to do having attended this session/meeting/completed this task, etc. This is good method of steering people into giving more useful and specific feedback.
This tool can also be left up for longer periods of time for use in projects (rather than in individual sessions) in order to collect detailed feedback as things progress.
A stick figure drawn on a piece of flip chart paper can be just as effective - you don't have to be able to draw, nor do you need to print posters like this.
After having built my own lens hood and mini-softbox (before buying anything) I decided to put a broken umbrella to good use today. I simply taped plain printer paper to the inside, sawed off part of the handle and stuck it in the grip of my tripod.
Found moments on the streets of Lincoln
A series of photographs showing Lincoln street scenes from various viewpoints. A caught reflection.
You can see a random selection of my photos here at Flickriver: www.flickriver.com/photos/9815422@N06/random/
And I'm gradually posting a chosen selection to my Instagram account: www.instagram.com/street.watcher/?hl=en
যাহা চোখের বাহিরে দেখা যায় তাহা প্রকৃত সত্য নয় – প্রকৃতির ‘এডাপ্টিভ রেসপন্স’ মাত্র। কবির অন্তর-আয়নায় বিম্বিত সত্যই প্রকৃত সত্য।
From sandy rivers to reflective rivers.
From winter in the desert to winter in the mountains
From freezing sand to freezing snow.
Every breath vented steam into the air that hung around my face for a minute. My fingers could barely keep up inspite of the 5 layers of insulation. My shoes, now completely covered in snow, lacked the promised insulation resulting in my feet freezing slowly.
And yet, I hung around, mesmerized by the fog developing over the other shore.
I was in Lake Wenatchee State park, nestled within the North Cascades, yet within convenient access of US-2. The fresh snow from previous night had covered the frozen landscape resulting in what was a winter wonderland. Snowshoeing under such a clear sunny sky was a bliss.
I had now reached the shore of the Wenatchee river, draining the namesake lake. I set down my camera bag and started to shoot.
The thing about cold weather and snowshoeing is, as long as one keeps moving, he/she never feels the cold. But the moment the person stops, its effect kicks in, and within minutes, resulting in cold feet and painful fingers. But still photography requires exactly that: standing still in one place and planning, composing and shooting. You can see how those two don't go together....
Yet, I persisted; perhaps just the sheer beauty of the scene was kindling an inner fire that kept me warm....
Lake Wenatchee State Park
WA USA
Waiting for my two younger sisters to arrive this afternoon (they're in town to see a concert together, which was last night), I found a moment to reflect on myself. Upon such reflection, I've learned:
- That there's 'space for lease' inside these doors
- That this window is more reflective than I first thought
- To hold the camera lower next time
- And that I should buy a bigger memory card. :)
Here is a photo of Lake Winnebago. The ice in the harbor is melted.
All of the sea gulls and geese are on the very edge of the ice and water.
This photo was taken along the shore at Kimberly's Point.
What move me? a car maybe, but what is thing that you love about a car? The look of a car perhaps but for me, the engine performance and stability are those thing that i seek. I don't really know why but this particular little 2L turbo engine excite me the most, i tried the new 4B11 but it doesn't really have the same feel and it doesn't has the x factor as the 4G63( perhaps is only me, other might thing is better), this classic little engine had once roared in every major rally events, unfortunately Mitsubishi had stop using this amazing little marvel and replace it with the new 4B11 in the new evolution production . Long live the 4G63!
I did this shot for the 4th assignment of strobist, i really enjoyed doing each of them but this is the hardest and i almost gave it up.This is my second attempt for shooting a car, i want to do something different from what i had done www.flickr.com/photos/esari/3620586568/in/set-72157618149... I spend a whole week just practicing and i finally come out with this. I feel pretty happy and satisfied since i completed all four assignment although yet to win any but really enjoyed the whole process hopefully DH can make this a monthly or weekly event.
Lighting Info:430exii @ full power reflective umbrella camera left and right. 580exii snooted behind subject @full power aim at camera to create flare. 430ex@ 1/2 power cto geled inside car aim at ceiling. Hand held 430ex @ 1/4 power snooted aim at engine. Trigger with elinchrom skyport in my hand.
This shot was done in one go, the shutter speed is set at 8sec, before activating the auto timer i pre open the hood and cover the interior of the hood with black cloth(To prevent reflection while exposing the engine), once the shutter is release i painted the engine with a snooted 430ex then i quickly closed the hood and get out of the way then i press the skyport trigger to expose the rest of the car. Doing this is pretty tiring, since i only had 8 sec to get it right and this is the first time in my life i really wish i had a Nikon camera in my hand(Multiple exposure function).
verification shot www.flickr.com/photos/esari/3934783843/