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Camera settings:
Camera mode: P mode
Elements:
Line: the cracks on the tree act to draw the attention of the viewer towards the tree and emphasising the tree as being weak, so it looks like it needs the wires support more.
Texture: the bark appears cracked, broken and torn giving it the appearance of being old and weak.
Principles:
Unity: the photo has other trees in the background but they are far enough away that it seems as though the tree is standing by itself, so it needs the support of the wire.
Depth of field: The background of the photo is blurred and out of focus making the primary tree stand out more so it seem more by itself.
Contrast: The tree has dark spots that draw the attention of the viewer away from the background of the photo.
Lighting:
The lighting comes in from the side so that it emphasizes the texture and lines on the trees bark, the shadows created by the lighting increase the contrast of the photo
Post Production:
Contrast: the contrast increased the emphasis on the tree and made the shadows and lines stand out more
Saturation: the saturation emphasizes some colour in the tree making it appear more defined
Critique:
Strengths:
-the lighting helps to emphasize the trees texture really well.
-the photos depth of field was executed well to make the tree stand out more in the frame
Area that needs improvement:
-the wire could have followed the rule of thirds a bit better.
Supporting Waterford in Croke Park were Michael and Colin Smith and Hanna Dalton Thomson from Waterford City
Saen Byrne
Please vote for my five photos over at the NME/Nikon photo competition 2012. Thanks!
Check out the set here.
5/09/2016
Burma’s evolution away from five decades of military rule has offered the United States its most significant opportunity in years to engage with the country’s people and government in the pursuit of democracy, development, peace, and human rights. In countries undergoing political transitions, U.S. policy coordination, decision-making and traditional development tools often struggle to keep pace with the challenges. On May 9, experts and U.S. officials discussed lessons learned recently in Burma, also known as Myanmar—and of ways they may be applicable to the U.S. role in similar environments.
Read more at: www.usip.org/events/supporting-burma-s-transition-democracy
January 12, 2012 - Showing support for Cordovans who have experienced over 15 feet of snow, Sen. Begich wears a Copper River Fleece, a Cordova hallmark.
They say they are more to keep things from rocking than for actual support - but they do look rather impressive.
New York Runners in Support of Staten Island
About: Group of New York area runners who are running and delivering aid on Sunday morning in Staten Island. #SupportStatenIsland
Mission: I am a sports medicine doctor and avid runner and triathlete. Saddened by the events of hurricane Sandy, I decided to help form a group of likeminded runners who are interested in helping others in need.The idea is to run in Staten Island and use our legs to help distribute food and products to those who need help the most.
Description
Now that the NYC marathon is cancelled, let’s put these legs and healthy spirit to good use! We are organizing an impromptu group of NYC marathon runners (and friends) to head over to Staten Island to run and distribute food and helpful items. All levels welcome!
BTCC & Support Thruxton 2017 Practice & Qualifying today, here are a few from the 300 i took
Race Day tomorrow so back up there bright and early
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This Tibetan support spindle is approximately 12 1/2 inches long and weighs 50g (1.8 ounces). The Goncalo Alves whorl measures approximately 1.75 inches and has been attached to a Birch shaft. The tip has been crafted from hard Mesquite.
Virginia National Guard Soldiers assigned the Virginia Beach-based 529th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 329th Regional Support Group conduct training on the Asymmetric Threat Lane Nov. 17, 2018, at Fort Pickett, Virginia, to prepare for their upcoming federal active duty mobilization. The lane is designed to train Soldiers to recognize indicators for improvised explosive devices, how to react to an IED, direct and indirect fire, conduct key leader engagements and tactical questioning, and the proper techniques for requesting explosive ordnance disposal support and medical evacuation. Approximately 70 Soldiers assigned to the 529th will deploy to the Middle East where they will operate as a mission command headquarters with the task of planning and executing logistics support for U.S. and coalition forces in the Central Command area of operations in support of Operation Inherent Resolve. Read more at go.usa.gov/xPAvV. (U.S. National Guard photo by Cotton Puryear)