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Not very inspired. I didn't have much time to play around this week. I was going to work in some of my sons Ninjago lego guys but couldn't work it out to make it look the way I wanted it to.
Taken for the Lancaster Photography Meetup Group 52 week project: www.flickr.com/groups/lancaster-52-project
Spring flowers in my garden. Tried both zooming out and zooming in with varying results. This was the outcome I liked the best as the centre has lost definition by the zooming out, but gained intensity in colour, while the flowers in the periphery are still reasonably sharp.
Internet Week Closing Party at red Bull Studios on Day 4 of Internet Week 2015 in New York May 21, 2015. Insider Images/Andrew Kelly (UNITED STATES)
Week long celebration of art and design x Manila Design Week 2010
Manila Sound Vision
A Music and Design Tribute to 70's Filipino Rock
For the past few weeks picking up that camera has become an afterthought. A dramatic as it sounds August and the first few weeks of September are going to mean a massive change in my life. Either everything works out and I move out of my home country or I'm stuck here for another year. In any case my anxiety and stress levels are off the charts and I haven't been taking care of myself, physically or emotionally and my photography has suffered for it. The 52 week project isn't particularly challenging and I don't feel I've grown much in a while. Once everything is sorted out I just might go ahead and do a proper 365 again. I need the push and the challenge.
week of April 24th, 2011
Hannah!
Photoshoot with Hannah and Morgan, we found this really neat pond area!
I have so many great pictures from yesterday you will most likely be seeing more :)
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The Weeks Footbridge spans the Charles River from the Harvard campus in Cambridge to the "B" School (Harvard Business School) campus in Boston.
Restless...
Not only my hair is running restless..
My heart and mind too..
Thanks to you.
By Sritharan aka Zyrog ©
I'm gonna shave my head on 8th February 2009 for Thaipusam Festival. So playing around with my hair while I can.Don't think so I'm allowed to keep my hair longer in the future due to career and natural disaster(my father is bold,so I might be bold too ..hahaha :D )
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I have started a project called Weeks for year 2009. In this, I will upload minimum 3 photos weekly.
It’s always an exciting week when you get new glass. I welcomed a 60mm macro lens to my collection this week and have had so much fun playing! Today I shot a tiny lizard on the front porch of a friend’s house. I love the detail and bokeh.
I also finished up all of the requirements to make my photography business legal and insured as well as put together some pricing and other information. I’m only going to accept a few sessions a month at this point and I’m excited to pour all of my heart and soul into them like I do everything else.
The kids have had a good week overall. Daddy was out of town all week and got back yesterday. We missed him. Jenny was a huge help and she has an interview at Target next week. Good luck, sweetie! I found a caregiver today, woot! Her name is Erica and I’m sure she’ll be showing up in photos before too long. She is a student at UTSA studying special education and I really like how she connected with Anna. She starts Monday! I found out that I have some nodules on my thyroid gland (most likely benign) and that is probably contributing to my thyroid issues. I got another 50cc of fluid drained from knee (to put that in perspective, I had 20cc drained last week… it was really swollen this week) and I have an appointment with a highly recommended rheumatologist next week. All in all, busy but good.
Accepted into the juried art exhibition, Natural Realm, curated by Dan Burkholder at Darkroom Gallery, June 2015.
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!
Week 29 – Waterscape
I wanted to be a little bit creative here, thinking outside the box, as well as challenging myself to get beyond my comfort zone, and as I received my new flash gun yesterday, it seemed the perfect opportunity to try out some high speed flash.
I placed a shallow tray of water on a white surface with a blue card behind it. I used one tripod as a frame over the water, with a turkey baster attached with a clamp to it.
Carefully marking out where the droplets were going to hit the water, I manually focussed on that spot.
I originally had the flash gun on a tripod near the water (covered in cling film), but found that my wireless remote appears to have an intermittent fault. I then had to resort to the connecting lead, but it is one of those curly ones, and it was too strong and kept pulling the tripod over, so I ended up having to rely on my beautiful assistant holding my flash gun for me.
Switching all the lights off, I tried to co-ordinate pressing the shutter button on the camera at the same time as the turkey baster. It was a lot of trial and error, but in the end I got a couple of pictures which I was pleased with out of the 150 I took, this being one of them.
The crown you can see in the image is cause by two water droplets colliding – one on its way up after splashing, the other on its way down.
Camera: Canon EOS 5D IV
Lens: Canon 100-400mm II
Mode: Manual
Aperture: f/16
Shutter speed 1/4
ISO: 100
Flash: Canon 430EX III-RT
Mode: Manual
Power: 1/64
Post processed in Photoshop, removing some stray droplets in the background and smoothing out the colour a little, plus levels, hue and sharpening.
The Middle and Upper Schools celebrated Spirit Week during the week of Sept. 14 with silly dress up days.
Candy Your artistic interpretation this week should be inspired by something sweet. A great chance to play with macro photography.
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
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.
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
One of the only pics I took during Week 17...a locker room selfie after doing the bike and run legs of the Brookings I'm Ready for Summer Triathlon
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.