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Our holiday park, Golden Sands, was located up this lane behind the industrial estate on the left.
When people tell you about the lovely scenery in Devon, they don't mention this bit!
QV building, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
Yes, it's that time of the year, Fashion Week. Those who know my work may not actually realize I'm based in Melbourne, having spent very little time here over the past couple of years. Anyway, something a little different from me.
Canon 1DsMkIII, 24-105mm 4L, ISO 200, f4, 1/1250. Combination of outdoor and stage lighting.
The Middle and Upper Schools celebrated Spirit Week 2014 with special themed dress-up days: America Monday, Tacky Tourist Tuesday, Westminster Wednesday, Dress-Alike Thursday and Flashback Friday.
hard theme this week,
but here's my take on it! :)
i've been going through a weird shoe phase
the past few weeks (hence all the shoe pictures),
so that's what inspired this one.
Week 3/52
Theme: Mini
2013 Ellenburg Project 52
Basketball is the hot topic at our house. The winter basketball session is getting started this week and for the first time both of my boys will be playing. That means we will be doing something basketball 4 days a week! Let the craziness begin!
52 Weeks Project.
Meet Inês.We did a great photoshoot last weekend and she acecpt to participate in my 52 Week project.
It was the first time for her, but she did it great.
Stobist: One Elinchrom D-Lite 4 set to 2/6 with soft box above model. One Elinchrom D-Lite 4 set to 2/6 with soft box bellow the model. One Cromalite 160 w/s flash bare set to full power to background.
Set up here
Photoshoot video coming soon.
Although I actually made this photo during week 1, I am including it for my submission for week two because I thought it was a good example of an interesting photo made with a long shutter speed. In this case, the shutter speed was 15 seconds. I was drawn to the way the light bright shone on the girl’s face and captured her facial expressions even as her positioning changed.
The artist whose work struck me this week was Michael Wesely’s collection of flowers, Stileben. In this collection, the flowers are displayed in a vase on a clean, monochrome surface with a plain wall in the background. The extended length of the exposure (i.e., several days) allowed the artist to capture the lifecycle of the flowers, as they can be observed in both their freshly-cut and wilted stages. I will admit that prior to this class, when I thought of “long exposures,” I thought of photos made over the course of multiple seconds or even minutes – I never considered you could make a photo over several days, weeks or years! The Stileban collection stood out to me because it demonstrated how even a “still” image could capture time or, in this case, the lifecycle of a plant.
This week's theme was "light".
I was able to get out and take a photo. <3 Brian and I were taking back a movie and I asked him to pull over on the side of the road so I could snap a photo of the headlights and streetlights. It was so cold and windy; I think that the cold front has finally reached us.
This photo made me think of a song by The Postal Service called "Sleeping In". I haven't listened to them since I was in high school; it brought back so many memories. I especially recalled sitting in the cold underneath the bridge by the river with close friends listening to traffic pass over us.
It amazes me what can trigger your memories.
So, this isn't anything fancy or extremely creative...it was cold and I couldn't stand the thought of asking Brian to stand out in the cold with me longer than I already had. <3
This is the second appearance in the Nifty Fifty group for Calvin. One of my most photographed resident models and perfect for this weeks furry theme. He always welcomes rubs under his furry chin.
The ramp and stage for the Telenor Bridal Couture week is again set in Lahore, the main vision of this 3 day bridal dresses event is to introduce bridal wear trends, it gives the powerful platform to Pakistani fashion designers to show their skills, it was scheduled for 3 days, 11th, 12th and...
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Visited the excellent Horniman Museum to see their aquarium this week. The most photogenic subject was this Common Toad in the UK section.
Week 32/52 ~EP Project 52 ~ "Proverbs"
Wow......so here I am......Sunday morning and I have my photo for this week. What???? Tell me it isn't so!!! LOL
Yesterday afternoon(yes I know...this image was taken Saturday in the late afternoon...still counts I hope) a storm came by here and with it lots of lightning. Of course I ran and got my camera, set it up and waited. I love watching lightning, it just amazes me and to capture it is always a challenge. This was actually the ONLY one I was able to catch. The storm was stronger to the west of us which my view is covered by a bunch of trees and by the time that I moved to the front of the house they were few and far between. But, I got me ONE!! Yay!!!
Hope everyone has a wonderful week!!
Hugs to all
Irela
xoxoxo
Canon 50D: Lens Tamron 24-70; ISO320; f4; 28mm; 1/80
On tripod; shutter release cable; camera set on rapid fire.
Processed in LR; Lettering in PSE
had a fun day out with Janelle :) she took me to one of my favorite spots. i absolutely love it there, there are huge fields and when you look around theres nothing, no buildings, no powerlines...that kind of place isn't common anywhere around here that i know of.
2/52
Ishmael Randall Weeks, Untitled, 2010, Carved books, desk, bricks, steel tubing, plants, mixed media installation, Dimensions variable, Courtesy Eleven Rivington Gallery
Clean v dirty! No proper photography for me this week now on account of this lot to clean up - you can only imagine, it's even come up through the floorboards!
For 15 Week Summer Postcard Challenge
Week 14 - Change
In spite of the enduring sunshine and lovely warmth, it's now autumn with all its attendant changes taking place in nature.
One of the most prominent indicators in the woods is the Arum Maculatum - otherwise known in its autumnal berry state as Cuckoo Pint, or Lords and Ladies and probably a host of other local names depending where you live.
Although the berries are very toxic, I'm told the root is rather delicious when cooked!
I've been wanting to do a half light half dark photo for a while and finally got around to it.
Strobist info: Metz 58 at 1/8 power shot through half closed umbrella triggered by pocket wizard right of camera.
The Hereios are recognizing Cheesemas a week early, and I cloned Bowie for Cliché Saturday.
Cheesemas is always a special occasion, and since I got Bowie this year, I figured it was only right that he celebrate this festive holiday. Bowie is having one of those $1 generic cheese pizzas you find in the frozen foods, while his clone is ready to dig into a single serving bowl of mac & cheese. =)
HCS and Happy Cheesemas!
hi guys :)
i'm so sorry that i didn't upload for so long. i think i never had a 52-weeks pictures right after the other.. hm. i don't like that at all :/ but i really had no time to take pictures this week.
on monday i was too tired to take pictures because i didn't sleep a lot at the weekend.
yesterday i had to look after a little girl right after school and today i should actually learn english because tomorrow we'll write a test and i'm not prepared at all. so, big sorry that i'm in a hurry.
i don't like this a lot but it took me about 20 minutes to take it and building this white wall took me half of it. haha
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Here are my photos from an incredible week in Cleveland. I have been very fortunate over my career to get to record some very historic moments in politics. I've photographed campaign events, events at the White House, Inaugurations, been to an Inaugural Ball, I was there when President Bush officially won reelection, State of the Unions, but the one thing I had never covered was a Presidential Convention. When I heard that the RNC was going to hold their convention in Cleveland (45 minutes from our home), I knew I had to apply. I owe some thank yous to some people for helping me finally make the decision to take the time off from work, but I am very proud to say I have finally checked a convention off my bucket list.
To be 100% honest, if it was the DNC that was holding their convention in Cleveland, I would have been there too, it wasn't a political decision. When you get the opportunity to photograph anything regarding the Presidency your political leanings don't apply anymore. You say yes.
I hope you enjoy my photos. It really was an amazing week. There were some hiccups as I learned how things worked (when Trump entered the arena on Wednesday I went with a ton of other press to photograph him, and Secret Service cleared us out of there and made us go up these steps to clear out the area so the isle wasn't blocked. I was surprised at that, and when I realized they took us off the floor and up to the main level by concessions, I walked back to the media area and headed back down to the floor only to find out Secret Service had closed the floor. They said the Fire Marshal said we were at the max limit, but personally (no facts to back this up), my belief is that Trump was on the floor so the Secret Service locked it down so nobody new was going on the floor. It's ok, I understand that. I wasn't happy I had to miss Pence's speech, but I understand how security works.
Every Delegate I met was incredibly friendly (one even gave me a cool pin from Texas - it's in my collage photo).
The City of Cleveland did an amazing job, the police were incredible, and there was not a single moment I felt unconfortable, even walking back to my car at 12:45am a 1/2 mile from the arena. They did an amazing job.