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I hate having black backrounds, but when a spider is eating I don't want to disturb them too much and I didn't have many options. Still this is one of the most beautiful Opisthoncus Mordaxes I've seen and I'm happy to have these photos of her, even if I couldn't get a background I was happy with.
Fujifilm X-T3, XF 18-55mm lens on extension tubes at 55mm
Lit with a flash diffused by a homemade paper diffuser mounted on the lens.
F/9, 1/250 SS, ISO 400
Lightly edited and cropped in Capture One
Mercedes Benz Citro BUS 329 (Ex BV57 JXS) climbs Marfa Ridge in Malta on its way to the Europes smallest capital city Valletta, with the island of Comino in the backround (Photo By Steve Powell)
i think the pic turned out awesome the backround went blurry just how i wanted ut and the wear and scratch marks on the sniper skope turned out very well. the dust on the spotter scope stand turned out very well. i painted a painted silencer and added a scope cap on the top and painted the lense. the spotter scope was all custom and so was the fig and the gun. the fig with all the costom upgrades can move just like a normal lego figure
fig: normal fig with painted face,artificial foliage and a hood
spotter scope: 2 bipods a u clip and some mastery with the lego bar like sticks
sniper: regular ba m110, added artificial folliage painted and added lens cover
This is my little brother, Valur and that´s Aníta in the backround. I have posted some other photos from this photoshoot before.
Am still working on a new way for me to b/w convert and I am getting closer to what I really like in terms of tones and contrast. Was going for a shot/look that could be in an retro fashion magazine and as some of you may have noticed, I don´t often have more than 1 person in my photos.
I like this shot mainly cause of their stances and dark vs. light clothes. Only used ambient lighting for this and it´s shot by the shore at Þorlákshöfn. Makeup is of course done by Henný.
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Had a baby shoot yesterday using a new white backround purchase, so decided to do a high key close up shot using the set up, once the clients left.
Being a natural available light fanatic its a new world of lights for me as i find my self being more and more intrigued by the storbist art. Coming from a love of fine art in my school years i find the technique of lighting and using srtobist equipment very interesting and at the same time i must say i still feel like child beginer in this tech savy style and i just have so much to learn...
I was too tired to upload last night at my usual time, so uploading it this morning as i know I'm ahead in time compared to friends on the other side of the sea. Hope you are all enjoying your flickr evening. :)
Strobist info:
1xSB800 (iTTL +3) onto the white seamless backround behind model
1xSB800 (iTTL) through 60cm softbox --->camera right
White (five in one) reflector ---> camera left
fired by Nikon CLS by onboard flash in commander mode
Photographed Amber on her wedding day, she was very keen to meet some Icelandic horses so when we saw these by the road we of course had to stop. That is Kirkjufell in the backround.
Iceland, North America right, Europe left. the gap between the two plate boundries. mountains in backrounds
San Marino in the backround
San Marino is the oldest constitutional republic in the world still existing: it was founded in 301 A.D. by Marinus of Rab, a Christian stonemason fleeing the religious persecution of Roman Emperor Diocletian. San Marino has the oldest written constitution still in effect, dating back to 1600.[2]
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Visited Vietnam's Marble Mountains yesterday. It was interesting; a range of 5 hills made of solid marble, right on the coast of the Pacific. There were a number of caves to explore, and a few really picturesque Buddhist temples carved into the rock. Unfortunately it also seemed to be a pretty tourist-trap kinda place. Vendors were hawking Carved Happy Marble Buddhas for only 1 dollar apiece (I didn't ask how much the Sad Marble Buddhas were). Cokes and coconuts, from the ubiquitous libation sellers, were also a dollar.
But the view from the top was totally worth all of the trinket stalls, drink vendors, and elderly Chinese tourists with video cameras.
So I think the angle on this one is kinda weird but oh well, I can explain. There wasa an ugly backround to the left of this flower and to the right it was pretty :) anywho I am leaving to go up north for 3 weeks tommorrow!! Sadly that means no internet for 3 weeks, which means no flickr!! I'm hopeing that we will be able to find a little cafe or something with internet up there so I can quick upload a photo! I'll do my best!! Also today I my old babysitter asked me to take some portraits of her son so I'm going over there today! Wish me luck I want to take them outside and there are chances of thunderstorms! eek!!
Oh yeah, I don't know if you can tell but I put a very slight texture on here by ishkamina, if you want to be able to use her textures too you have to join this group! www.flickr.com/groups/957554@N24/pool/
Underwater motion blur. See more on the blog: hisarahlee.com. To license this photograph, email: licensing@sarahleephotography.com.