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Photo taken for Our Daily Challenge: Knees
Photo recycled for Our Daily Topic: Self Portrait
I hope that everyone realizes that the middle photo has been squashed and my thighs aren't really that fat nor my feet that long! The two end photo are unaltered. And yes, my calfs really are that big. That's from years of racewalking.
"Studying the Wheat" Colfax WA
Read about the direct seed technique used by the Aeschliman Family, which has produced over twenty years of soil conservation.
pnwsteep.wsu.edu/dscases/ext_pubs/pnw0515.pdf
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Utrecht University Library. Two years since I last visited it, it still is a great place for studying and working.
Sunset colors study with normal exposure shot compares to long exposure. The normal shot with a Lee 1.2 GND soft edge filter --> result with correct exposure in the shadow area, no hard shadow and lost details. The long exposure with the Hoya 9 stop ND filter in result with under exposure shadow area in the duck pier area. However, since the image was bit under exposure that brings more colors in the sky. That is one of hint to take the sunset colors shot for more colors. also the colors has to do with the time changes during the sunset time. The long exposure could be at the peak with colors.
There is no right or wrong method to take the landscape photos or sunset color photos. It is all up to you how to control your exposure for the color tone. On the other hand, to use the GND soft edge filter will be a big help. There is an other thing to keep it in mind for different stop GND filter to create different effect. The more stop filter will bring more dramatic effect. IMO.
i got really bored while studying for my last exam in the Openbare Bibliotheek in Amsterdam, so i started playing with my lubitel. took this picture of my friend hugo, who was studying for the same exam. i really love how the picture turned out, with the exposure and the focus. i used f/5.6 and 1/30 shutter, and it was shot on ISO 100 film. thus, 5 stops up from "Sunny 16". i think the soft focus and light really represents the atmosphere when studying in that library.
see more of my lomos on my blog: lomophobic.blogspot.com
Some study suggests that frequent consumption of nuts (including peanuts) may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease for women. Nuts are high in fat, but most of the fatty acids are unsaturated. Therefore, nuts can be included as part of a healthy diet.
It's always encouraging to see university students working hard, studying, which many at Berkeley spend most of their time doing (or they won't keep up!). One hears about so much negative behavior in the 'news reports.' The reality is that most students work very hard.
What good boys - taking the time to do some studying.
Daily Dog Challenge 1536. "All Dressed Up"
Our Daily Challenge - Jan 14, 2015 - "Upside Down"
116 Pictures in 2016 - #23. "Stack"
Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bzdogs.com - The Secret Life of the Suburban Dog
FR-Diorama
Midcentury modern club chair from www.etsy.com (smidgehouse). fabriccases changed by me.
Pillows (on the chairs), small black picture frames, magazine holders, large and small storage boxes, woven raffia placemates, flower candle ring, sarge candle, green mini flower pot, cork board and large flower arrangement from www.etsy.com (SmallSpacesInteriors).
Small round desk, writing desk, pencils and sketch book from www.etsy.com (MiniPlaces Studio).
Chair (in front of the writing desk) from www.etsy.com (miniCHAIR).
Cupboard and stool from our handicraftshop idee.Creativmarkt (painted and pasted by me).
Fashion Royalty - Luxury Decor Dress Form from integrity toys.
Snake-print dress from www.etsy.com (LevitationFashion).
Polymer flowers from www.etsy.com (Mycraftgarden).
Handbag from www.dagamoart.com.
Photographic study WaldenTHE PACE OF NATURE
www.blurb.co.uk/b/4613946-pace-of-nature-hardback
LOOKING OUT
www.blurb.co.uk/b/7144518-looking-out
IPSDEN IN WINTER
www.blurb.co.uk/b/4693698-ipsden-in-winter-rev-ed
LANDSCAPES OF IPSDEN
www.blurb.co.uk/b/4693349-landscapes-of-ipsden-rev-ed
RECENT PORTRAITS
www.blurb.co.uk/b/2931284-recent-portraits
DRAWING AND PAINTING by Kate Wilson
www.amazon.co.uk/Drawing-Painting-Materials-Techniques-Co...
PORTRAIT REVOLUTION
Photographic study...
www.amazon.co.uk/Portrait-Revolution-Julia-Kays-Party/dp/...
In a month I shall be a gentleman of leisure. Well, perhaps we could de-emphasise the gentleman bit, but I shall have retired from my paid job. So I enrolled in a course to learn to be a nature guide, or “Guide Nature”. It’s a 2-year course with some 500 hours of lectures, field trips, and preparation of a memoir describing a tour that the student has prepared. Those 500 hours don’t include private study, and judging from the reading they have already given us, I’d say a 3 to 1 ratio of study to lectures would not be too much.
So the treat is the opportunity to learn some geology, geomorphology, ecology and biodiversity (yes, even after all these years, there’s stuff to learn), botany (aargh!), zoology, ethology, cosmology, astronomy, teaching, guiding, dealing with people with difficulties hearing, seeing, or getting around, local history, and the sociology of nature and our attitudes to it. And I’ve probably forgotten a lot of the things we’ll be studying. Oh, and the best treat of all will be the first guided tour I give after I get my license.
The trick, though, is learning how to learn again after all these years. With the exception of a competition to become a European civil servant, in the last 30 years I haven’t sat through a lecture on which I’d be tested or studied for an exam. And for just as long, I have had a recurring nightmare on the theme of being on the eve of an exam for which I haven’t studied…
Oh, and another trick is that the whole thing is in French, so out with the feldspar and in with the feldspath, out with the bark and in with the écorce, out with the oak and ash and bitter thorn and in with the chêne et la frêne et les épineuses.
But of course, I get to drink lots of coffee, and that is indeed a treat.
ODC-trick or treat
Here are two shots of basically the same location. By changing the DOF slightly I get two different views.
using a mysterious watercolor like medium i created this character study. some stuff i loved som i hated but overall i think its a fine exploration
winter
leafless branches
random patterns
different outcomes within focus
tracing patterns
flow
Canon EOS M; Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L; Hoya Intensifier Filter; RAW Image Post: Affinity Photo 1.8.6
2021-01-21-EOS-2290
(Winter 2021) GT Cooper
So I've been a photography slump of late. I haven't felt very creative, nor have I really had the time to get out and shoot. I've decided to "get back into it". Instead of blindly shooting, I've started to focus on observation and technique. Lately I have been doing a lot of reading on the topic of light: the color of light, the brightness of the light, how light interacts with the camera, etc. Frankly, it's all things I know, but I've never purposefully set out just to experiment with it. This evening I decided to go outside while the sun was setting and just observe the color of the light and how the light played off the trees and fell onto the ground.
Continued on the blog here...