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Glass of wine with a bottle behind it. Testing different techniques in the studio to try and figure out how to photograph glass.
May 26, 2006; Vancouver, BC, CANADA; Actor IAN MCKELLEN as Magnetoe in the Brett Ratner direcetd action/sci-fi, 'X-Men: The Last Stand.' Mandatory Credit: Photo by 20th Century Fox/ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Courtesy of 20th Century Fox
This is the set up I was using to make the studio shots of the Thasis, that you can see in this image www.flickr.com/photos/caranxcaranx/5254468449/
On the left a white reflector, the Orbis Ring Flash in the middle and the Lastolite Umbrella box on the right. My camera is supposed to be between the Orbis Flash and the Umbrella box
businessman gesturing and holding cellphone - Businessman gesturing and holding cellphone over white background, Model: Kareem Duhaney. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24716361-busine...
Backside of a somewhat aged sunflower blossom. I love the hairy texture of these flowers.
See all Sunflowers in Helianthus Album
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Prachtige studioshoot met Ayla gedaan. Bij binnenkomst nog wat zenuwen (het was d'r eerste shoot), maar na 10 minuten waren de zenuwen weg. Wat een prachtige uitstraling heeft Ayla en wat een leuke samenwerking!
Ayla, dank je wel.
If only my hair were as mane-like as Teresa's. We had a fun time, hanging out in the 'Shooting Gallery' aka our garage studio, drinking wine and making photos happen. By the end of the wine drinking I had forgotten all my strobist information.
However, I recall using a softbox, 60" umbrella and various grids during the entire shoot. It was one of those shoots where you used a little bit of everything a whole lot. :)
In an isolated house, the clock’s hands freeze at midnight, it's the time that's perfect for murder—it's the silence.
Meticulous killer believes they have planned the perfect time for murder, covering every track with flawless precision. The terror begins, it's a murder of the soul, not the body, for no one can die twice.
The real horror is realizing that the perfect time for murder is a concept, an idea that takes hold of a person's mind and never lets go.
Ultimately, the perfect time for murder is not at night or when a person is alone, but when the victim's fear is at its peak, when they believe they have nowhere left to run, and when they are fully aware of what is about to happen to them. It is then that the killer strikes, a cold, calculated, and methodical act that leaves the victim's soul forever scarred.