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It's Chinese Week at my university and they put up chinese symbols everywhere. Unfortunately, I cannot read a word.
Oh boy! This week brings a lot of unexpected complaints...numb, tingly fingers (carpal tunnel!? I have to wear a wrist brace at work and while sleeping!), nightly charley horses (ow!), and re-emerging nausea. Things were a lot less difficult the first time around!
I went to the doctor yesterday morning and I'm measuring large again (some things stay the same). He's a little concerned and we've got a weekly ultrasounds scheduled to see if this little lady's going to be a whopper-child. There were similar concerns with Ayler, though, and he was a respectable 7lb 15oz, so I'm not too worried.
I had no time with my camera this week...but I did have to do some editing and found this. It's a cheater as it was taken last summer...but these beautiful swans return every year to the river in Stratford. They even have their own parade in the spring to march them down there. I'm going to try and see it this year. So, it does fit the theme. :)
Week 08 - Love Bugs!
Well....for some reason I seem to always be in the right place with my camera when animals are getting 'at it'....especially with bugs and beatles. I forget the name of these little guys but will find out again. Taken at Melbourne Museum.
A week celebrating the 1-year anniversary of Daybreaker! Wednesday edition at the Highline Ballroom.
Daybreaker
Manda K Photo
Amanda Kari McHugh
Photographer/Retoucher
Canon 7D
Lightroom
Fleet Week, San Francisco, 2011. Taken near the Golden Gate Bridge. The fog lifted just half an hour to 45 minutes before the Angels flew. But we missed photo opportunities people in other micro-climates in the city took advantage of.
One week after Christmas, on New Year's Day, I looked up. And there on top of the kitchen cabinet were the unopened animal gifts from bublynski, put there when they arrived for safekeeping from inquisitive noses.
Cuffy LOVES his cloth balls, and went wild batting it about the house. I like to see this guy acting like a kitten!
Week four of my project 52.
Two AB800's with grids behind me on both sides about 1.5 stops brighter than the main light.
One 580EX II in a bounce umbrella as the main.
One white foam board in my hands to lift the shadow under my chin and eyes.
One Fargo hat for humor :)
Week 40 - Brewing a storm
The real week 40, taken moments before the storm came in. We went for Pizza.
Straight out of the camera.
Strobist info: 3 Flashes
One Camera right 1/16
One Camera left for fill 1/64
One camera left behind subject for hair highlight 1/64
Nikkor AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8 ISO200 29mm f4 1/100sec
52 week project late again :) Ill post my one for this week on thursday.
More in comments soon They're here :)
This is my best friend Courtney btw :)
2/52
"The view from here." I was sitting outside while the kids were playing. My neighbor was washing his boat and I couldn't resist his boots. They "keep his toes warm."
Senior Airman Delise Moore, 96th Security Forces Squadron, salutes with other Airmen in formation during the opening ceremony of Police Week at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., May 15. The ceremony was a gathering of security forces personnel for a formation and reveille ceremony performed at the All Wars Memorial. Police Week activities will happen throughout the week and will close with security forces Airmen performing a retreat ceremony at Bldg. 1. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)
National Nurses Week is celebrated annually from May 6, also known as National Nurses Day, through May 12, the birthday of Florence Nightingale, who is considered the founder of modern nursing.
To help say mahalo to all of our nursing staff and to highlight the important role they play in healthcare and the Army, Tripler held a number of educational, training and social events throughout the week.
Learn more about the U.S. Army Nurse Corps at armynursecorps.amedd.army.mil/.
& here we go ! WEEK 2 !
this second mini-series is dedicated to cats. i indeed find these creatures very graceful & stately & i thus love photographing them.
this is Belle, my older cat 🐱
San Diego Fashion Week 2014 - SS 15 Collection - Jessica Faulkner Collection
Jessica Faulkner will debut her first collection at Fashion Week San Diego. After working and gaining experience as a freelance design assistant for the Los Angeles based women’s contemporary designer, Jane Oh, Jessica decided it was time to venture off and develop her own collection that focuses on practical clothing that can take a woman from day to night. She is excited to debut her first collection in her hometown where she is inspired by the lifestyle, the culture, and, most importantly, the women who make this city so special to her. Jessica also worked the first Fashion Week San Diego in 2008 and we couldn’t be more proud of her to be on the other side of the runway.
My goal this week was to open up my camera manual, read about my camera, learn something new, and then apply it to our photo session. (I am one of those people who attempts assembling things without reading instructions to see if I can do it on my own.) Instead of putzing around like normal I learned how to change the filter and tone effects on my camera.
Sita's goal this week was patience when in the presence of "cookies." This was a very difficult task because Sita has a habit of throwing her entire resume of tricks at you if she even suspects you have a cookie. Until today I never knew she made Scooby Doo cartoon faces when she does her "speak" command. Most of my pictures of this trick were blurry. I am going to have to catch her exagerated "speak" for one of these weeks.
Luckily, while we both may have been far from perfection, we captured a moment that fulfills both of our goals. Above is a Sepia toned Sita focused quietly on "stay." I think I may be able to see the reflection of the cookie in her right eye. :)
Foto per il Contest del gruppo fotografico Pentaprism www.facebook.com/groups/113051702157063/ scatto con tokina 28-80 2.8
I started with an image of a tree and changed the levels of the image too 41 - 1.32 - 227. I then opened an image of a persons face to by my second image and desaturate the image. Then I dragged and dropped that image of the persons face on top as my second layer. Then I used the brush tool to select the face only to be my selection. I copied the face image as a separate layer, then used the Gaussian tool and got it to be a radius of 2.0 Pixels. Then I duplicated the back layer. With the face on the base layer on the face I changed the Layer Style to colour dodge.