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After the frustrations of last night I went for something much easier today. Plus the contents make it all worthwhile :)
Strobist: 2 x Yongnuo YN560IV right/left and to the rear of bottle. 1/128@24mm. 1 x YN560IV to the rear of bottle fired into white foam board gelled green 1/32@24mm. All triggered with Yongnuo YN560TX.
I went to Dundas ON to a hobby store to look for some model railroad figures. You will love what I found, but I have only done some preliminary shots. So on the way back I drove through Ancaster and visited a Falls I have not been to in awhile. This is Sherman Falls, One of my favourites in the Hamilton area.
I've tried a shot like this before, and hated the results I got. But, I'm pretty happy with this one - It could possibly be a little sharper, but I also think my vision is starting to go so I may be wrong on that.... either / or.
Strobist Info - Gelled SB600 into white background snooted at 1/2. 2nd SB600 left of frame at 1/5th (?) to light the peel a little. Lime slice in a vase filled with club soda pressed up against the glass from behind.
Its been too cold and to dead looking for me to have any motivation to shoot these past couple months. Its now warm, the bees are buzzing, and the flowers are out and making me sneeze. I figured tonight was as good a night as any other to get my butt out there again.
:) you're all so great you know that?
Terrible hot in Spain... And it's just June. I don't want to think about how it will be in August
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I'm feeling refreshed this morning since another quarter at UW is under my belt.
I took this shot at the Japanese Garden in the Seattle Arboretum last weekend. The morning dew was still clinging to the leaf.
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13.07.2013
The hot dry weather continues. The flowers are going from strength to strength and this dahlia will soon be blooming.
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Model: Katie
Yeah..I wish I could do that.
*Flickr is back up! Yay!
This was taken over the summer during a thunderstorm.
If you had my previous Flickr account you remember the balloon series. :)
The sun is setting and it's ending 'cause you're letting it go
Forgetting everything you already know
And it all goes to show that you're moving to slow
It will end up changing you, it will end up changing you
Life flies by so you have to embrace it
Forget the past 'cause you cannot erase it
So live the dream, and learn to chase it
And when you can almost taste it
It's all coming alive
--My Favorite Highway
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“The camel is a symbol of stamina, patience, endurance, and reaching long-term goals. ... Dreaming of a camel represents the need to work very hard and persistently to overcome obstacles to reach your goal.” - sleep culture
“There is no straw heavy enough to break a camel's back.
He is invincible. He is the ship of the desert that will not let you down.” - AP
Soundtrack : www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tkUY_GAJh0
DESERT DREAM – OMAR AKRAM
I am a Bactrian Camel
oh yes, I'll have you know
my weight is borne equally
on my third and fourth toes
I am an even-toed ungulate
or so the story goes
I am far superior to
the one-humped dromedary
I'm from ancient Bactria;
I'm kind and soft and hairy
my fur is like a teddy bear,
but don't cuddle me; be wary!
I am silky soft like my ancestors
who travelled the Silk Road
climbing up high mountains;
cold; carrying their heavy load
or moving across inhospitable deserts;
screeching in camel code
I am feeling very lazy today
relaxing in the rain
it's stopped a little while;
these tourists are such a pain
leaning out their windows
taking my portrait again and again
I am sighing with contentment
as they pass me by
there is no resentment;
I pretend to them I'm shy
showing them the back of me;
well that's as much as I can try
I doze; I dream; I long to be
in the silence of the night
but oh those shrieking jackanapes
now hidden from my sight
I fall asleep at last and wait
for the new dawn to break light.
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Thanks for visiting. I am very grateful for the very kind comments and faves.
Since returning home I am experiencing a lot of computer and internet connection problems. It is very frustrating. I comment a few pictures and then have to reboot or constantly refresh the page and then the comment does not always print. I do not know if it is problems with Flickr or my internet or with my computer or a combination of all three, but I do apologise sincerely and will try to catch up as and when I can. Thank you for your patience with me <3
904 sits at the Dry Creek MPC in the early hours of 1st May 2024. It has just undergone a cab upgrade and repaint, rust repairs and external repaint plus a service before it heads back to Whyalla.
This locomotive was previously DA5 and before that it was 875 and the original class leader, 830 built in 1959.
Just signed up for a photography course! On top of my 5 other Uni courses. Hmmmm...I wonder which class is going to be my fave....hmmm
I have yet to thank you all for the birthday comments :S I'll get to it I promise! I'm just about out of exams so I'll do all my catching up then!