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7 Days of Shooting; Angles; Wild Wednesday
One of my first DSLR shots that I was personally proud of, from Easter 2008. I put it to Photoshop and, using the dust and scratches filter, played around with it until I had the white posts looking blobby, but still having the texture in the board walk. Obligatory vignettes and enhancements to colours (Aqua and yellows).
Behold! The first piece of trash in the newly opened park. (For some reason, there are no trash cans in the park.)
UK2306 Phlogophora meticulosa - blýskavka mramorovaná - sivkavec mramorovaný - krokiewka lękwica - zöldes csipkésbagoly. It was perhaps too cold (1 deg. above zero) for either of his two lesser yellow underwing companions to show tonight.
While spending the day in Point Reyes, I couldn't resist this abandoned building in the center of this wild west town. The drain spout has long since fallen off and grass has taken root in the drain catch.
The Angle Shades is a rare immigrant moth in my garden. I have trapped it twice in 2007, and twice i 2011. This hand-held photo is stacked from ten frames.
War Memorial in cemetery. Foundation stone of Angle Grove Lutheran church 8 Sep 1891 by Pastor J E Hansen, opened 8 Sep 1891, replaced 1909 by St John’s Lutheran in town of Brinkworth, demolished 1948, plaque unveiled 10 Nov 2002 to commemorate congregation founded 1875-76. First services in district were in private homes. In 1880 the Lutherans rented the Wesleyan Methodist church (known as Boucaut or Mallee Corner church 3 miles NW of Brinkworth). In 1890 they rented the Magpie Creek Bible Christian chapel (2 miles E of Brinkworth).
“Rochester . . . For some time past the Germans in this district have been holding service in the Bible Christian Chapel, Magpie Creek. They have just completed a chapel of their own at Angle Grove, and two sermons were preached on Sunday last by the Rev. Mr. Hansen (pastor of the circuit) to large congregations, the afternoon service being in English. The building, which is a neat structure, was prettily decorated with flowers and evergreens.” [Chronicle 14 Nov 1891]
“the first Lutheran members arrived in the district in 1874, and were visited by several ministers belonging to the Lutheran Synod of South Australia. Services were held in the houses of the congregation. In 1891 a church was built, but since then it had become too small, and it had now been found necessary to build a larger structure in a more central position. . . Rev. J. E. Hansen has been the minister of the congregation for over 21 years, and laid the foundation-stone of the first church some 18 years ago.” [Chronicle 24 Apr 1909]
This is the first exercise in the Lighting 102 article at strobist.com, which examines the angle of light.
Using my very small setup (lone SB-600) I set to 1/64th power the whole time, with the speedlight zoomed to 24mm. Shutter was set to 1/200th (max flash sync on the D80) with an aperture of f/5.6, ISO of 200, using the built in flash as a commander (CLS).
Speedlight was about 45 degress camera left for this shot note the shadow to the right
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This Beaded Heart basket was created using different type of beads, great for decoration and keeping your accessory. I used red color, size 11 Japanese seed beads Using the Right Angle Weave technique.