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Netherlands, Rotterdam, Flickr meetup at the Lloydkwartier. (topic)
Most of the girls and women at the meeting participated as hand models The hands and arms belong to ©© Carootje dimormar michah Dakota_ jolandaw Hetty 51 and Wendy - Saartje
Lighting assistent was rheauchyr
I got the idea for this photo from several photos that I have seen on Flickr (more on that later). My original idea was to take the photo from the side. Lookatit (Bob suggested to lay on the ground and take this scene from below - a very good idea, thanks, Bob.
Inspiration
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I got the idea for this shot mainly from two photos that I had seen on Flickr.
Recently I saw alessandro silipo's image twice. A very simple, but effective shot of a pair of feet and legs in stockings. That made me think to do something simple with hands and arms.
Longer ago already, I also faved pumpkinoodle's She Can't Wait To Let Go!. That showed me what you can do with a balloon set against a cloudy sky. When I was in Finland, I purchased a set of big size balloons from a party store, to use as photo prop. Because there was no blue in the sky, I picked a red balloon, though, instead of orange.
Strobist.com info:
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I used 2 flashes. One 580EX MkII next to camera as master. A 580EX at full power (1/1) on a Manfrotto monopod as a slave. Slave flash was held high by the already tall rheauchyr I used the built-in Canon Speedlite IR communication to trigger the secondary flash.
Learn how to light at Strobist.
We went to an annual huge festival this morning but this afternoon we went to a tiny festival in the Highlandtown neighborhood of Baltimore called the "Art Cart Derby and Art by the Pint". It was pure fun. Nothing fancy. Just great people and loads of laughter.
Netherlands, Rotterdam, Flickr meetup at the Lloydkwartier. (topic)
This is the original angle that I envisioned. I decided to first post the POV that Lookatit (Bob) suggested, as it felt very fresh.
Over time, the original angle started to grow on me, especially this take. I like the somewhat different impact and associations. I also like how the corners of this wide angle shot are filled with the buildings that seem to bow and look down. What do you think?
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Most of the girls and women at the meeting participated as hand models The hands and arms belong to ©© Carootje dimormar michah Dakota_ jolandaw Hetty 51 and Wendy - Saartje
Lighting assistent was rheauchyr
I got the idea for this photo from several photos that I have seen on Flickr (more on that later). My original idea was to take the photo from the side. Lookatit (Bob) suggested to lay on the ground and take this scene from below - a very good idea, thanks, Bob.
Inspiration
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I got the idea for this shot mainly from two photos that I had seen on Flickr.
Recently I saw alessandro silipo's image twice. A very simple, but effective shot of a pair of feet and legs in stockings. That made me think to do something simple with hands and arms.
Longer ago already, I also faved pumpkinoodle's She Can't Wait To Let Go!. That showed me what you can do with a balloon set against a cloudy sky. When I was in Finland, I purchased a set of big size balloons from a party store, to use as photo prop. Because there was no blue in the sky, I picked a red balloon, though, instead of orange.
Strobist.com info:
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I used 2 flashes. One 580EX MkII next to camera as master. A 580EX at full power (1/1) on a Manfrotto monopod as a slave. Slave flash was held high by the already tall rheauchyr I used the built-in Canon Speedlite IR communication to trigger the secondary flash.
Learn how to light at Strobist.
I was inspired by this image from the very talented ultimamirada_ here on Flickr.com
Hand model: my sister Anne
Strobist.com info
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I used a 580EX @ 1/16 bouncing into a gold umbrella on a light stand left of me. Remotely triggered with IR by a 580EX MkII on bracket next to camera.
Learn how to light at Strobist.
©2007 JeromesPOV - ask my permission if you want to publish this somewhere else.
Netherlands, Rotterdam. Flickr Meetup Kop van Zuid April 2007.
White shirted men rheauchyr and jacco.org prove that they can jump in front of red doors.
This photo would not have existed without Flickr.com. Please read my several comments below if you want to know how and why.
I got the general idea for this shot and perhaps series after I saw Saguaro here on Flickr.com by JHutch.
I know, it''s not quite the same image, but you can probably follow my train of thought.
I got very welcome assistance with keeping the prop airborne from Marja, who happens to be a professional photographer. She was passing by and offered her help. Thanks again, Marja.
Technical info (Strobist.com)
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I used two flashes. Canon Speedlite 580EX MkII with Omnibounce on a bracket left of the camera, set as master. On a light stand about 2m (6 ft) on the right, I had a 580EX (MkI) in slave mode. I used Canon's built-in IR triggering mechanism.
Learn how to light at Strobist.
An art gallery on the Rua de Santa Maria in the Zona Velha / Old Town District of Funchal, Madeira. This is another manifestation of the revitalisation that is occurring here through such art projects as the artE de pORtas abErtas.
More than 2,000 students turned out for The Big Event, a new record, volunteering at more than 160 job sites across the Town of Bloomsburg and into the neighboring communities. Sponsored by the Community Government Association, the single-day community service event gives students the opportunity to say “thank you" to Bloomsburg area residents. bloomu.edu/big-event #SenseOfCommunity
More than 2,000 students turned out for The Big Event, a new record, volunteering at more than 160 job sites across the Town of Bloomsburg and into the neighboring communities. Sponsored by the Community Government Association, the single-day community service event gives students the opportunity to say “thank you" to Bloomsburg area residents. bloomu.edu/big-event #SenseOfCommunity
More than 2,000 students turned out for The Big Event, a new record, volunteering at more than 160 job sites across the Town of Bloomsburg and into the neighboring communities. Sponsored by the Community Government Association, the single-day community service event gives students the opportunity to say “thank you" to Bloomsburg area residents. bloomu.edu/big-event #SenseOfCommunity
More than 2,000 students turned out for The Big Event, a new record, volunteering at more than 160 job sites across the Town of Bloomsburg and into the neighboring communities. Sponsored by the Community Government Association, the single-day community service event gives students the opportunity to say “thank you" to Bloomsburg area residents. bloomu.edu/big-event #SenseOfCommunity
More than 2,000 students turned out for The Big Event, a new record, volunteering at more than 160 job sites across the Town of Bloomsburg and into the neighboring communities. Sponsored by the Community Government Association, the single-day community service event gives students the opportunity to say “thank you" to Bloomsburg area residents. bloomu.edu/big-event #SenseOfCommunity
More than 2,000 students turned out for The Big Event, a new record, volunteering at more than 160 job sites across the Town of Bloomsburg and into the neighboring communities. Sponsored by the Community Government Association, the single-day community service event gives students the opportunity to say “thank you" to Bloomsburg area residents. bloomu.edu/big-event #SenseOfCommunity
GI-STEM Day encourages Girl Scouts in Brownies, Juniors, and Cadettes to get excited about the STEM field. The day is designed to teach girls how to enjoy both learning about science, technology, engineering, and math and be very successful in school in STEM subjects. bit.ly/2mbvILi #SenseOfCommunity #science #education
More than 250 area students from elementary to high school spanning seven school districts explored science, technology, engineering and math at Bloomsburg University’s annual The Great STEM Adventure Camps through a series of activities led by BU students, faculty and invited presenters. bloomu.edu/stem-center #HuskySummer #SenseOfCommunity #FutureHusky #CollaborativeLearning
Unofficially kicking off Bloomsburg University’s Homecoming Weekend, more than 25 alumni returned to campus to help facilitate the two-day annual Liberal Arts Symposium that offered more than 20 sessions on choosing a career or major, leadership skills, personal finances, study abroad, interpersonal communication and community engagement. Current students and faculty also helped lead sessions. bloomu.edu/cola #CollaborativeLearning #SenseOfCommunity
Another successful relay is in the books! "Wish Upon a Cure” ... we sure did, raising nearly $25,000 💫💜 #BURelay4Life #HuskyPride #SenseOfCommunity
Through the support of 1,100 volunteers making up 77 teams, Bloomsburg University’s Relay for Life event raised roughly $44,000 this spring for the American Cancer Society, totaling nearly $200,000 in just the past four years. #HuskyPride #SenseOfCommunity
Often the one providing therapy and care, the Eos Therapeutic Riding Center took its turn courtesy of Bloomsburg University’s TRiO Upward Bound summer program. bit.ly/2a5yy2A #SenseOfCommunity #FutureHusky
Not just tradition, a BIG tradition. Roughly 1,700 volunteers tackling more than 225 job sites turned the 10th annual #CGABigEvent into quite the memorable one. intranet.bloomu.edu/big-event #HuskyPride #SenseOfCommunity
Bloomsburg University’s Regional STEM Education Center hosted Junior Girl Scouts from regional troops this spring for its annual GI-STEM: Girls In Science, Technology, Engineering, Math Day, where the scouts explored the world of STEM through different hands-on stations directed by education majors, along with other BU students. bloomu.edu/stem-center #SenseOfCommunity #CollaborativeLearning
To cap their Public Health and Community work this semester, a group of Bloomsburg University nursing majors recently helped Montour County become a little healthier.
The semester project involved a health promotion initiative specifically targeting older adults. The class chose Montour County and studied county data to determine the biggest health issues for the community. bloomu.edu/nursing #SenseOfCommunity
Through the support of 1,138 volunteers making up 62 teams, Bloomsburg University’s Relay for Life event raised more than $52,191 this spring for the American Cancer Society. #HuskyPride #SenseOfCommunity
Inflatables, student-led games and activities, and balloon sculptures were among the highlights of Bloomsburg University’s annual Siblings’ and Children’s Weekend, which coordinated its fun this spring around the “Bloom Before Time” theme. bloomu.edu/special-weekends #HuskyLife #SenseOfCommunity
Judge Greg Mathis, civil rights activist and well-known TV personality, headlined Bloomsburg University’s MLK Commemorative Celebration with a discussion on Political Empowerment: Maintaining and Building Your Community. Lecture excerpt on Civil Rights Movement: ktch.tv/7kvS Lecture excerpt on Flint, Michigan: ktch.tv/7kxC #SenseOfCommunity
Author, broadcast journalist and motivational speaker, John Quiñones spoke on campus for the annual MLK Jr. Commemorative Celebration in Carver Hall's Gross Auditorium and is open free to the public. Quiñones has worked in different capacities at ABC News since 1982, working on programs such as 20/20, Good Morning America, Nightline and most notably as an anchor on ABC World News Tonight. He is a seven-time Emmy Award winner for his work on ABC. #SpeakerSeries #BlackHistory Month #MLK #SenseOfCommunity
Bloomsburg University’s annual Sanfoka Conference got off to an energetic and inspirational start, highlighted by popular BET News and CNN personality Marc Lamont Hill’s moving keynote speech. bit.ly/1Vxwz3w #SenseOfCommunity
Bloomsburg University’s Regional STEM Education Center recently hosted roughly 100 Junior Girl Scouts from 21 regional troops for its first-ever GI-STEM: Girls In Science, Technology, Engineering, Math Day, where the scouts explored the world of STEM through 11 different hands-on stations directed by education majors, along with the Computer Science Club. #SenseOfCommunity #CollaborativeLearning bit.ly/1CqvZxm
Soledad O’Brien, critically acclaimed journalist and notable CNN personality, recently presented Black in America to the campus community. Her interactive presentation included insights from civil rights leader Benjamin Jealous and labor economist Julianne Malveaux, along with a Skype discussion with actress songwriter Carmen Perez. #SenseOfCommunity #IAmTheConversation
Chilly temperatures and a light coating of snow didn’t hamper Community Government Association’s The Big Event from having another record turnout with more than 2,275 volunteers working 150-plus job sites. bloomu.edu/big-event #SenseOfCommunity
ESPN multimedia personality Stephen A. Smith led students on “The Road to Great Leadership” on Saturday, Feb. 22, as part of Bloomsburg University’s annual Sankofa Conference. Smith delivered an energetic and motivational lecture about leadership and its impact on personal success. He specifically talked about goal setting, motivation, tough decision-making and inspiration. Smith hosts “The Stephen A. Smith and Ryan Ruocco Show” on ESPN Radio New York 98.7 FM and is a featured columnist for ESPNNY.com. He is a regular on “ESPN First Take,” where he appears with sports commentator Skip Bayless. Smith’s campus visit was coordinated by the Office of Multicultural Affairs. bloomu.edu/multicultural
A street in the Old Town District / Zona Velha of Funchal, Madeira, home to the artE de pORtas abErtas (art of open doors) street art project. New paintings, drawings, murals and more are springing up in response.
From team-building exercises with horses to an engaging drug and alcohol panel discussion with local court officials to a children’s activities fair with the community, it was another busy and productive summer for Bloomsburg University’s TRiO Upward Bound Program. It was also a summer of celebration, marking the 50th anniversary of the federal grant program and its 37th year on campus. bloomu.edu/trio_upwardbound #SenseOfCommunity #FutureHusky
Patients at Geisinger’s Janet Weis Children’s Hospital will face an easier transition into certain treatment thanks to Sigma Sigma Sigma, who recently helped the local hospital land a $2,210 grant for needed teaching aides. #HuskyUnleashed #SenseOfCommunity bit.ly/1t9G6PV
Another strong turnout for Community Government Association’s annual The Big Event, which featured roughly 2,000 volunteers this spring working 100-plus job sites. bloomu.edu/big-event #SenseOfCommunity #HuskyUnleashed
Another strong turnout for Community Government Association’s annual The Big Event, which featured roughly 2,000 volunteers this spring working 100-plus job sites. bloomu.edu/big-event #SenseOfCommunity #HuskyUnleashed
Area children ages 6 to 13 are spending the next three weeks on a virtual global journey with BU’s inaugural World Languages and Cultures Camp, which continues on campus through July 3. BU’s Department of Languages and Cultures is presenting weekly camps on Chinese, Spanish and Arabic where the children are learning some language basics and enjoying related cultural activities. bloomu.edu/languages-cultures #SenseOfCommunity