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Mamiya M645 1000s
Mamiya Sekor-C 80/2.8
Fomapan 100 Classic
ars-imago #9 9min @20° in Jobo UniTank 1520
Epson Perfection 4990
Negative Lab Pro
Juxtaposition (noun) - an act or instance of placing close together or side by side, especially for comparison or contrast.
* side by side - check
* contrast - check
Take III of flic.kr/p/R398Dj
The lighting concept it the same, with few changes based on the tips from www.flickr.com/groups/strobist/discuss/72157675553881714/ to try and achieve a gradient white-to-black background.
Main light: YN468II in a small softbox (25x25cm)
Background light: Vivitar auto thyristor, behind the tracing paper background. There is a semi transparent flag and some bent sheets of paper to make the gradient.
Additional notes: Reflector at camera right, just out of the frame, to fill the shadow side of the white king.
Pullback shot of the scene is available at www.flickr.com/photos/147445314@N06/shares/U8eb48
Almost no postprocessing. Basic straighten/crop, dust removal, contrast, clarity and curves/levels only. All done in Nikon's Capture NX-D, my new RAW processing tool.
That is the way of nature. The stalks in the image are crossed, symbolizing the bond of the individuals. Their heads are close but separate, and each brings his/her strengths to the relationship.
Whatever statement the lovely, wooden flowers are making, the surrounding negative space supports them. BTW, the flowers are from a trip to Prague.
Done for Macro Mondays 'Negative Space'. HMM!
two face was mostly painted and the hairpiece is a butchered lego girl's hairpice. some detail is also sharpied onto his torso, hand, arm and face.
Two swarms (No. 7&8 from TBH 2&4) within minutes of one another, in the confusion they gathered together in one spot, and since it was so high, they left together a few hours later heading Southwest.I wish them luck!
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These two butterflies were tussling for a moment, they reminded me of hummingbirds with how beautiful they look and how prone to violence they are.
Aquà me llamó la atención la contraposición de dos mundos, la naturaleza en su forma más bella contra la ciudad, lo natural contra lo artificial, la armonÃa frente a la estridencia. Tal vez las rocas de abajo piden más aire y la nitidez es un poco blandita pero me ha gustado tanto los tonos como la composición de que conforman las cuatro rocas. Para la toma se utilizó trÃpode, Nikon D7000, sigma 10-20, filtro degradado inverso Hi-Tech y cable disparador.
This is me on my unicycle and my crazy 4 year old (he's really one of the coolest little guys in the world).... Wish I could figure out how he turned out that way! This is a self portrait btw... if you look real close-like, you can see the wireless remote in my hand.
;-)
"He entered uninvited, but left a terrible mark on our HQ. I'll never forget that man's face; a scar over his left eye, a stoic yet angered look one his face. And those 1911s...did he know how to use 'em..."
Two Black Vultures - ID by Anita Gould - were preening alongside path from Gertrude's Nose to Millbrook Mountain-top in Shawangunk Ridge. They were maybe 100 feet away. See also the video in the link:
"Calendula officinalis", Pot Marigold, Ringelblume.
Pot Marigold with bud.
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I like how they were posing and the overall composition.
The right one is a female called "Bones", you can see the name written on her harness. :)