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I wanted to try something different for this week. No HDR color blast look this week. Instead I wanted to do a springt themed pic, with a nice soft glow. I told you last week that I wanted to do some outdoor spring themed shooting, which then didn’t work out unfortunately, because the weather went bad. This week it did! Marie and I immediately went out, to relax a little in the sun and enjoy the weather. It’s great to just hang out in a hammock somewhere in the woods and read or relax for a while.
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I just used one light source for this picture. One that is available to everybody for FREE! Of course I’m talking about the sun.
Me at (almost) 36 weeks pregnant. I think you can see why my back has been killing me! Still have about 4 weeks to go...
week September 11th, 2011
I was so excited to finally take a photo with my new polaroid that I felt I had to share it :)
Just so you all know Morgan King's Birthday is on Wednesday!!!
Also i just realized that I am over half way done!
WEEK 4 Portrait: Headshot
"Headshots are all about showing the subject without distraction. Look for simple backgrounds, and remove distracting elements. Backgrounds can also help tell the story, just don't distract from the main subject. A headshot should tell the viewer who the person is one sentence."
I've been collecting stones and rocks since i was a kid. These are most of my polished pieces. I couldn't fit all of my collection in one picture.
After the recent craziness of the Utata Big Project - here's something relatively normal along with a blog ponderance on the summer vladography.wordpress.com/2013/09/11/week-26/
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Nikon D300 with Nikkor AFD 20mm F2.8
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Flop-flops as art. The people in this beach house had all these flip-flops nailed to their fence! What does this mean?! Do flip-flops count as shoes?
Thanks everyone! At first I thought these were stray flip-flops, but it looks like they are matching pairs!
Theme Of The Week - A Child's Perspective
My mom has many photos similar to this from my sister's and I adventures with the 110 film cameras when we were kids.
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Week 2: Self Portrait
Alright so this was shot today, an hour ago. Not the same day as week one despite the simular shirt... it's not even the same shirt I'm just really loyal to what I like, including styles.
I did something here I rarely do... a standard classic portrait.
Shot w/ my Canon t2i and Canon 50mm prime lens. Off camera flash w/ flash bender and flesh tone filter.
Processed in Photoshop with a gradient filter instead of your standard b/w transitions.
Blue tone added for "Detroit B/W" effect as most pre made effects w/ this tone are called that...why? I don't know...
26 years of age / no skin brushes / filters. I'll enjoy it while it lasts.
Project 52 2013, Week 44, Amita Adhikary, Durbar Square, Kathmandu, Nepal
Strobist Info: Nikon SB-26 (bare) camera left @ 1/32 power, no gel.
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Dunkel and I took it easy this week, both of us recovering. It was a cold and wintery week, so good timing to chill!
Visiting a friend last week, I couldn't help but appreciate all the small details around her home. 11/52
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at fist I had totaly different plans for my week 14 pic. But then, Marie just grabbed my Camera and took a picture of me while I meditated over the final details. She had a lucky shot and managed to catch my good side which is not so easy . So I decided to not bother anymore and take this picture instead.
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I used a 3 strobe setup for this.
Yongnuo Speedlite YN560 cam above & slightly right of me through softbox
Yongnuo Speedlite YN560 cam left 100° slightly behind of me through softbox
Yongnuo Speedlite YN560 lying on the floor in front of me to lighten up my legs a little
I found this challenge quite challenging! Finding shadows is easy enough, but interesting shadows are less easy to find, so I've chosen this one taken on my phone.
This was a fun challenge. It's great to see how altering the focus point can change the feel of the photo.
Theme Of The Week - Macro/Close up
I was going to take a picture of a tiny toad I found in my yard, but he jumped out of my hands before I could get my camera.
Taken in 2004.
Looking down the Charles River toward the Weeks Bridge. It connects Harvard's Cambridge side (left) to its Boston side (right) and is only for pedestrians. Dunster House (red dome) and Peabody Terrace are Harvard residences.
Taken for Week 13, Starting Wednesday March 25th 2020, 52 Weeks: The 2020 Edition theme 'Circles'.
I'm not getting out and about much as we are partially locked down here in the UK. I was going to go out and look for circles but instead I've gone for oil on water with some shiny card and LED highlights. It's cropped to 16x9 but otherwise is straight out of the camera.
Blue Angels F/A-18 passing behind the masts of the SS Jeremiah O'Brien during Fleet Week San Francisco 2017
Theme of The Week - Family Heirloom
My Dad's Grandfather was a farmer. He made little cabins in the winter when there was nothing else to do. We have 3 of the cabins, a tobacco barn, and a wheat field.
Great-Grandpa said one of his cabins was in the Missouri History Museum... that may or may not be true.
Yep, my family and I finally managed to visit England, London. It was a great experience and I'm so in love with the british accent. We visited a lot of sights and the weather was better than expected. I enjoyed this week, because it was nice to escape from everyday life.
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