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awfully busy this week. sorry if i can't visit your photostream until friday.
30/52 - 52 Weeks of 2014. "High Key" (Alternate idea for theme)
It's not that I didn't have any good ideas. It's not that I didn't have the time - I actually have more time after work since I'm not cleared to returning to my normal workout routine. For some reason, I lacked motivation. Weather is always an issue during summer (after all I don't want to sweat a lot when I step outside or risk getting caught in a thunderstorm and possibly hit by lightning). Lack of space is also another issue that I have hard time working around.
Anyway, this is a bit of a last minute thing that I decided to do. Learned a neat trick about getting a pure white background from the Phlearn YouTube channel, which I decided to use here. Had to do a few other adjustments to try and make sure all the white on white stuff didn't completely disappear into the background.
So the Rays Bear makes a sudden reappearance in my photostream again. After being absent for quite a while, two recent themes have seen me go back to using him as a subject. Utilized the shoot thru umbrella for this, though I really would like to get a proper softbox one of these days. I do have to admit that I like the 70D's ability of using the pop up flash as a way to trigger my speedlite remotely.
Also going to put this into Sliders Sunday, as there was a bunch of adjustment stuff in RAW and CS6.
Mag: Luz Aniversario (Diario Perfil)
Ph: Josefina Alazraki (www.jalazraki.com)
Ph Asist.: Nicolas Tittarelli
Styling: Mariana Gaibisso
Hair and Makeup: Flores Tucci para Jazmin Calcarami
Model: Anita for Hype Management
My friend is actually one of the more international people I know. I can't recall all the nationalities that created her, but it's an expansive list. I was trying to create the same tone in her dress on her skin.
Outfit: Betsey Johnson dress, Pare-umbrella parasol.
Strobist info: 200 Genesis with bulb exposed on full power behind subject. Nikon SB600 shooting through a 45" umbrella towards the Genesis stand to help get rid of blanket shadow.
Tournage d'une émission "Midi en France", de France 3, à Belfort, en février 2018.
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A seed pod collected in southern Arizona in the Sonoran desert. Desert plants have some amazing seed structures. Studio shot.
An international team of researchers has begun a 5-year effort to build a working particle accelerator the size of a shoebox based on an innovative technology known as “accelerator on a chip.”
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Studioshot, Putzfrau 50er Jahre
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What happened with the background here? Well, the light from the Softbox III wasn't evenly spread, because the background vinyl was not 100% flat. I could have even that out by overexposing the white but I decided instead. I enhanced the darker area, put some blue color, clarity and we have some kind of "river" flowing behind the lure. The Vario Crank has been suspended with a couple of monofilamente traces.
Lighting info:
SB800 through Orbis Ring Flash on camera left
SB800 through Lumiquest Softbox III on camera right to lit the background
Flashes triggered with Nikon CLS