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Using cardboard or flags for hard shadows is an awesome trick.
Make sure you place the object as close as possible to the model otherwise the shadow will not be hard enough.
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A Chicago landmark, the Allerton Hotel originally opened during the roaring twenties.
The Tip Top Tap references the name of the swanky lounge that partied on during the 1940's and 50's. The distinctive red sign is prominently seen up and down the Magnificent Mile on Michigan Avenue.
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A new Isuzu bulk tipping lorry operated by Daltons of Matamata, suppliers of potting mixes and other landscaping products. More often than not such a truck would operate with a 4-axle drawbar trailer.
I am not a fan of the recent updating/restyling of the Isuzu cab front, particularly the upper grille area with its six black areas as well as the gap below it which gives the appearance of there being something missing.
The black and white female rejects the advances of the male by raising her abdomen. This could be because she is already mated or just not in the mood. Whatever, the fluttering male remains both out of focus and out of luck. Not his day!
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Orange Tip - Bowers Marsh RSPB reserve, Pitsea, Essex. so well camouflaged when they close their wings!
Had a walk round the Midhurst yesterday bu the river. Found this orange tip - who stuck around for a few photos.
The Saturday after Christmas in Central Illinois finds the TP&W's Galesburg Turn parked in the "New Long" siding at the very end of BNSF's Peoria branch. A patch of stubborn fog from the previous days weather phenomenon has not yet worn off, and the yellow, ex-UP Geeps stand out against the bleak surroundings of Peoria's south side.
And hey look, the blog is back.
Just the tip of the macro iceberg! I'm going to enjoy using the D300 and the Nikon 105mm macro lens combination!
It's going to take forever to learn the new camera layout though! The buttons are in all the wrong places! What is second nature with the Canon, is completely alien with the Nikon! Mad! All part of the fun of learning something new I suppose! :)
Right, I'm off to visit some photostreams while my battery re-charges!!
Large on black! :)
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Hobson's Choice!
Just sorting some negatives and discovered the colour version of our old Foden 8 wheel tipper, [The black and white version was uploaded earlier]
Newly hatched from the egg. The head will turn more yellowish green as it grows bigger. This was taken in my Garden in West Yorkshire. I have some Garlic Mustard (Alliaria petiolata) growing, which is a common food plant for Orange-tip larvae. I had seen 4 tiny eggs a few days and today found 4 tiny caterpillars, each no more than 4 or 5 millimetres in length so really tricky to photograph without proper Macro equipment.
Tip:
Question "when using gels, what white balance do I select"
The answer is quite simple.
You shoot the colorchecker passport with normal strobes (so without the gels) now you use this as the setting and add the gels. This way the gels do exactly what they supposed to do.
Of course..... When shooting gels you are in the creative mood and you can change whatever you like.
Added note.
When using CTO gels for color correction you of course shoot with gels on. But this tip is about the creative use.
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This is where I currently stand with my experiments to make hollow beads in a single go. It is not perfect, but maybe someone can improve on it. There is a second picture with an analysis of the pros and cons.
Make a center pull ball (also called center pull skein) from a non meltable/not too flammable yarn (mine is cotton). I always suffer greatly through this step, so my technique is probably not very good, and I won't give it here. This is a yarn ball where the end of the thread comes out from the middle of the ball. If you pull on the end, the whole will come starting with the middle of the ball.
Cover the ball as you wish with polymer clay (here, it was translucent fimo with a bit of alcohol inks), leaving out the end coming out of the middle of the ball.
Bake as usual.
To remove the core, just pull on the end of the yarn.
Pair of
Anthocharis cardamines, the orange tip, is a butterfly in the family Pieridae.
Scientific name: Anthocharis cardamines
Phylum: Arthropoda