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My first experience using a strobe/flash in a studio setting... really my first experience using anything other than an on camera flash. This photo was taken during the Indy Photo Coach "Beyond the Fundamentals" class. Great class to help push you out of your comfort zone!
San Francisco Fleet Week 2015: The Saturday Air Show.
© 2015, John Krzesinski.
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I'm so surprised by how much the older loves the younger. I didn't expect her to always want to hug and cuddle with the baby
Edited with PTM Luminosity
At almost 3 weeks old the baby Button Quail are still extremely cute. It looks as if they are looking at something on the other side of the incubator.
WEEK 43 Story : Movement Capturing and creating movement in a still photo is a challenge for every photographer. Use movement this week to tell a story.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
52 week project.
Trying to lowering the ambient light.
Stobist: One Canon 430 EXII at 1/1 camera left with reflective silver umbrela.
See setup here.
Camera: Canon 50D
Lens: Sigma 24-70 mm f/2.8 @ f/16 | 70mm | ISO 100 | 1/200 s
I had several ideas for a photo to fit this week's theme - but none of them worked out. This was a sneaky photo taken in church.
Ripon Cathedral is commemorating the Holocaust by hosting a major art installation called 6 million+, Every Person Counts.
The artwork is made up of six million buttons, each one representing someone killed in the Holocaust. The '+' refers to Jewish and non-Jewish individuals who were never counted, as well as people who have died across the world in conflicts and genocides since the Second World War.
It was originally commissioned from Leeds-based artist, Antonia Stowe, by Kirklees Museums & Galleries for their Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration in 2006.
James G. Bennett-Rautenbach, Consultant, Deutsche Gesellschaft fur International Zusammenarbeit during Enhancing the digital dimension in development cooperation strategies. 1 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
Week 17 Urbainscape / Cityscape
For this week's challenge I went down to Bristol Docks armed with a tripod and an ND filter with a particular photo in mind. I got the picture I wanted, but decided to wander down the dockside for a bit before going home. Then I saw this, and felt that it suited this week's theme even better.
Let me introduce you to the Hotwells in of Bristol: The area takes its name from the hot wells (who'd have guessed) in the area, which have been likened to those of the much more famous baths in nearby Bath. In fact during the Georgian era, Bristol had its very own hot spa in an attempt to rival Bath, although they never quite made the cut, despite holding laughing gas parties in the Pneumatic Institution.
Technical info:
CameraCanon EOS 5D IV
Lens Canon 100-400mm II @ 200mm
ModeShutter Speed Priority
Shutter Speed1/320
Aperturef/10
ISO100
WBCloudy
Minimal post processing in Photoshop CS5
Back in Week 24 I posted a shot of the Member’s Banking at the Brooklands Museum, all that remained of the world’s first purpose-built motor racing circuit. This week, at the Kop Hill Climb Festival just outside Princes Risborough, I had the opportunity to photograph a car that is synonymous with that old racetrack; this car, the 1933 Napier-Railton with it’s 24-litre W12 580bhp engine that was designed to power aircraft in the 1920s, holds the all-time lap record for Brooklands. It was spectacular to see it running the hill climb, a snapshot of the prestigious history of British motorsports.
It's a week late, I know blah blah blah
Week 5 was busy. It was the 2nd to last week before I leave. I was thinking that whole week about my future and how it's not so scary anymore.
I found this in Warren County while driving around. There is a sign on the peak which reads Weeks School, June 30, 1888. In recent years, most of the outer siding has been scavenged. I spoke with the Warren County Historical Society and they told me this school replaced a log one about 1/4 mile to the southwest. The land was donated by George Weeks and the school was built in 1888. It was used as a school until 1952. In 1972 it was given new life briefly as a community center.
52 weeks 2012
Week 2
Theme - Light through glass.
So I parked up last night on my way home & took this shot through the car window. Plenty of lights in here. The xmas tree lights still in the trees, the moving cars, and the reflections of my dashboard & those in the wing mirror. Probably too much going on.
One of my resolutions for this year is to take more photos, improve and find my style. To achieve this I'm going to use the same lens for a while to learn how to work with it more efficiently.
In other words I'm starting a 52 weeks projects! First I wanted to do a 365 days project but that seemed a bit too much to start with, maybe next year.
So here's my first photo. This week was quite boring. Exams are around the corner and there's still much stuff I have to learn. Basically I just sat inside studying and ate way too much. No worries, I went jogging too :p !
Seeing as this was the final week of my 52-week photo challenge, I felt a lot of pressure to go above and beyond and take an incredible picture.
I first attempted a pretty challenging concept. But to my dismay, I wasn't successful. I then tried another... but that didn't work out either. HAHA frown emoticon I was pretty bummed.
But you know what? I'm okay with it. Over this past year, I've tried quite a few cool, quirky concepts and I think I've gotten some neat shots out of it. And while I think I've learned a lot, my two setbacks from this week only show how much more I can still grow as a photographer. While I won't be partaking in another 52-week challenge this year (this was tiring to be honest haha), I'm proud to say I've accomplished this goal. I look forward to seeing what shots I take moving forward.
Thanks for following me on this journey!
P.S. Here's my piano.
Well I've decided to do a fifty two weeks project for 2011. This is going to be a huge year for me and I want to make sure that I preserve it well. At this point I intend for it to be all self portraits, but that may change. I don't (yet) have a remote, which makes taking self portraits exceedingly difficult, but I do want to challenge myself. I feel that this project will give me something to strive to accomplish, while also giving me room for creativity. Here's to 2011!
{Oh and I actually don't really particularly like this photo either, but it was the best one I got. If I take a better one later in the week I may replace it. I need a remote. Badly.}
For two weeks in June, girls aged 10-14 participated in a variety of STEM and fashion-related activities around the CSU campus, creating their own apparel which they showed off in a fashion show!
Olive and her daddy are pretty cute together. She lights up when she sees him. He makes her laugh easily. She peers around my shoulder to catch a glimpse of him passing through the room. I can tell they're going to be good friends.
Finn is no longer a licking, furry stranger to Olive. Though he is no more friendlier to her, she LOVES Finn and laughs at the mere sight of him. I'm pretty sure that Finn still hopes that we will drop Olive off at a farm but I think she'll win him over eventually.
The moment that we never thought would happen has come: we can put Olive down in her crib awake and she'll roll around and play until she falls asleep. It's such a nice treat that she's decided that she'll grant us this small miracle.