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Cottonwood tree seeds, locally called cottonwood snow, blowing in the breeze. The snow is backlighted by the setting sun. Shot in Prescott, Az
My example to day for the kids of what backlighting does.
The class went well; thanks for your input. I enjoyed it and I think the kids learned a thing or two but it's always hard to tell with kids.
I couldn't resist putting this girl in front of the window as i knew it would have a fun and dramatic effect.
I start to get the feeling for my canon 450d and starting to like my portrait shoots. the model is my friend lara. she looks great!
This didn't work out quite as I liked, the ice container was almost empty, not sure if I'll get another chance this week so here it is.
@ Strobist Information
1 large softbox behind as background
1 smaller softbox left side
1 large reflector right side. As seen in his glasses.
Triggered with PW's
Camera settings:
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: EF70-200mm f/2.8L USM (98 mm)
Iso: 50
Exposure: 1/200 sec at f/5,6
Edited in PhotoShop: NO (Only LR)
Feel free to comment, I will comment one of yours! But still be honest
No gym for me today - so instead I went for a long walk along the Speed. Didn't snap much - but I like these two.
Backlight
Manresa, Barcelona.
A little bit of Lensbaby, a little bit of flowers, a little bit of Sun and little bit of backache.
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Backlight.
Manresa.
Una mica de Lensbaby, una mica de flors, una mica de Sol i una miqueta de mal d'esquena.
Shot in the window over the kitchen sink. This plant doesn't normally live there but I like the light on the leaves.
My computer screen has been especially ornery lately.
I've had this problem with my computer since the beginning. A repair job three years ago, in which the monitor was replaced, seemed to solve the problem temporarily. But (as I figure it) something about the backlight still has trouble connecting. My screen itself still works fine, as is evidenced by the log-in box that barely shows through a dark haze.
At first the backlight took several minutes to come on, so that I could see my screen. Today it took almost 4 hours and has been getting worse over time. Yesterday I placed an order for a new (well, reconditioned-new) computer -- especially since an out-of-warranty repair on this one would cost almost as much.
I have tried (a) cooling the computer with fans, (b) tweaking the screen back and forth, (c) toggling the light controls available to me, (d) holding down the Function key for at least 10 seconds (as recommended by tech support), (e) toggling the external monitor control (ditto), (f), running PC-Doctor (ditto), (g) changing my screen saver defaults, (h) shaking the computer (and hearing pretty chiming sounds), and, most recently, (i) slapping the keys.
If there were such a thing as Computer Protective Services, I'd be in jail by now.
As soon as I can get the correct cable, I'll try hooking my computer up to an external monitor and see if I can solve the problem that way. Meanwhile, I look forward to the arrival of my new workhorse and am keeping my fingers crossed that it will be a friendly steed.
Shot this one randomly, while we were outside searching for shooting locations. Light was great and so that picture was the result.
Last night after dinner the backlight was very nice and I found one aspen leaf that didn't have blight ....LOL........most of my aspen have a lot of black leaves due to many rains this summer...they are a pretty tree, but really are disease prone from all all kinds of stuff.
jumpsuit, f21. shoes, steve madden. sunglasses, bracelets & clutch, bare accessories. necklace, remedy jewelry.