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My wife said to me last night that my previous uploads were crappy.
And it sort of compelled me to do something better like this one.
Glad it turned out ok.
Because I suffered from a lack of creativity, I came up with this rather standard shot. I am ok with the technical details (although it took me about 100 shots) and the lightly desaturated toning. I am not so happy with the originality of this picture.
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SB-600 pointed on a white blanket behind the glass. It was at 1/16th power with the wide angle deflector on it. (and a plastic bag around it against the water drops)
A shot looking north from Huntingdon Station, showing PW teams waiting for the track to be closed to traffic from about 8pm on the evening of January 31st 2015.
This is my first attempt to high speed photography. I ain't really satisfied of the results but I hope that the next will be better .
Today the We're Here group members are looking for things that are Serene & Calming . For me it has to be water gurgling and splashing. The sea would be better but our little river does the job each day.
Tucked away in the back of Disney's Hollywood Studios, this fountain pays tribute to the 1984 Ron Howard movie "Splash", starring Tom Hanks, John Candy, Eugene Levy, and Daryl Hannah.
Bueno... este es mi splash.
No me imaginé que esta consigna podía ser tan dificil!
En mi departamento ya no lo podía hacer, porque es muy muy pequeño (no supera los 20m2)
Asi que me fuí a hacer algunas pruebas en el englishegarten.
A la derecha quedó una sombra medio rara.. Fué bastante dificil el tema de la luz también..
Mesh dress from topshop.com
layered over
turquoise blue boob tube from MNG (Melbourne)
layered over
black elastic waisted shift dress from American Apparel
layered over
"splash" tights from welovecolors.com
with
black booties
Mucho improved on the previous day's pathetic attempts...
I took some advice from fellow Macro Mondayers and followed Sam Foster's example for a set-up.
Only trouble was, using my tripod to suspend the water bag, I then had no alternative but to hand-hold the camera!