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“Scott Wayne Indiana, a Portland resident, began tethering toy steeds to the horse rings in 2005. His quirky personal art project soon took off. Before long, other Portland residents were adding their own tiny horses to the herd.” (From Google) This series of pictures was taken in the Rose City area of Portland, Oregon.
Portland had a history in the early 1900's of putting horse rings near the side walks so residents could tether their horses. I lived in a house built in the 1930's which had a ring in front of our house.
Kayaks tethered to the pier at Lovers Reach of the Pieman River, for the pretty stroll up to Lovers Falls.
Corinna, west coast of Tasmania.
As much as my hobbies have me being connected to some form of technology 24/7, I've never been the type of person to have to check Instagram or post to Facebook all day long. However -- and I'm not sure if it's because I've been obsessed with blogging or because I got the iPhone 6 recently -- I'm constantly feeling the need to be on my phone for whatever reason, when in fact there's no reason for it at all. And frankly, I'm not okay with it. So that's where this photo comes into play. My love for photography started with my passion to need to be outside and be close to nature and just disconnect. I love just wondering through the woods (even if it is 97 degrees) by myself and letting my imagination do it's own thing. Kind of like my own personal secret garden, but really just some trees and way too many mosquitoes.
Encadeado á vida por un fío invisible, todavía lembro todo pero quizáis fose mellor esquecer. Ó final hei cruza-la mesma porta.
Os meus pasos han se-los teus, os corazóns o mesmo sentir, a dor ha desaparecer cando xa non estea aquí. Hei marchar cando non haxa sitio para min.
Hei ensucia-los pés nesta terra, pero darán igual os meus pecados, terei a eternidade para purgalos unha vez cruce a mesma porta.
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Chained to life by an invisible thread, I still remember it all but maybe forgetting would be better. In the end I'll cross the same door.
My steps will be yours, hearts the same feeling, pain will disappear when I'm no longer here, I will leave when there's no place for me.
I will get my feet dirty on this soil, but my sins won't matter, I'll have all of eternity to purge them once I cross the same door.
Evening sun filtering through the trees at Morgan Creek Park, Cedar Rapids.
Aerial Pano, pictures taken using a tethered quadcopter and Ricoh GR camera.
File: Morgan 14124-27_tm.jpg
Body paint and pigment on Wally De Backer, 183 x 50 cm approx.
Photography by Miles Standish
Read about the project here:
Body paint and pigment on Wally De Backer, 183 x 50 cm approx.
Photography by Miles Standish
Read about the project here:
Had a quick run out yesterday , Finally got my camera back :)
Typically the weather was dull and grey , found these boats along the north Wales coast , thought they would make a good test subject for my camera and lens :)
The lens has to go back as it went away an f/4 lens and now only opens to f/5 :(
Hopefully it wont be away too long :)
Hope every one had a great Christmas and happy new year to you all :)
Im a bit behind after the break so will catch up asap :)
Camera Canon EOS 40D
Sigma 10-20mm f/4 (5)
Exposure 0.077 sec (1/13)
Aperture f/11.0
Focal Length 16 mm
ISO Speed 100
Exposure Bias -1 EV
Body paint and pigment on Wally De Backer, 183 x 50 cm approx.
Photography by Miles Standish
Read about the project here:
I was sitting at home, feeling pretty miserable with a head cold when I get a call from my good friend and fellow light painter, Anton Veugan. He asks me if I'd be interested in coming out to the airport to photograph the appliances online airship that is in town. Well, no question really, an extremely rare opportunity like this is not something you say no to. I had about half an hour to grab my gear and meet up before heading to the airport. The blimp is tethered at the nose and swings freely in the breeze. This means that is rarely stationary for long, as the slightest change in breeze causes it to move. We took a lot of shots but many are on the digital darkroom floor due to the blimp moving through the shot. We tried a few different light painting techniques but, due to trying to keep the exposures to a minimum and the fact that the internal light of the blimp becomes quite strong with long exposures, we were limited in what would be effective. Luckily, I brought along my Pixelstick, which worked well with its size and brightness control. We didn't spend a lot of time there as I would have liked to try a few other things and definitely, if I had some more time to prepare, I could have come up with some other light tools that would have worked better in this situation. And, thanks to the ground crew, who were really cool about us taking photos of the blimp :)
Sujal leaves the safety of line and goes rogue. He reaches the end of his tether.
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Using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 for tethered shooting
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Strobist: Nikon SB-800 slightly camera right, bounced off the ceiling, triggered using an SC-28 chord.
Parrot special shape, Ultramagic B-70 tethering the the 2019 Longleat sky safari.
Takewn with a Nikon D90
With one of the cheapest data in the world, it is not surprising to see everyone glued to their phone.