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This is a shot of my backyard pond that I put in a few years ago. This shot was taken at dusk. Most of the lighting is from to speedlights and the pond light. www.tryburn.zenfolio.com
Stoblist: I used two canon 580EX II flashes bounced off umbrellas. One was placed at the far left, directly facing the waterfall itself. The other was just to the left of the camera. The flashes were triggered with a ST-E2.
There is also a pond light which is below the waterfall and is a 250watt light.
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Backyard.
Now that winter has taken off its coat.
The backyard starts to come alive once again.
The flowers struggle to regain their former glorious stature.
The trees sing with glee,
as the birds fly around with delight,
The back yard is the place where most come in contact with the real world for the first time.
A place where the imagination can flourish with nothing,
but a stick or some rocks.
The backyard often looked at,
not fully appreciated.
Take time out and take in all the sights of your own (Backyard).
Steve.D.Hammond
Looking back at shots from a few months ago, I found these two grasshopper photos which I like! As this point, this one was rocking back and forth, behavior which I interpret as meaning, more or less, "I'm not too comfortable with your proximity and am seriously considering jumping away!" Which, as I remember, is exactly what happened a few moments later. ;-)
Tamron SP Di 90mm F/2.8 (272E), off-camera Yongnuo YN-560 III and I think this is with the Raynox DCR-250, for a greater than lifesize macro.
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Sometimes it's nice when a photowalk means grabbing your camera and heading out into the backyard...
This is a beautiful Melaleuca tree in our backyard.
Bronica S2a, Ilford Delta 3200, Home processed in Ilfotec HC 1+31 for 14 minutes.
The goldfinches stop by several times a day to get a quick drink of water from the moat in the center of my backyard hummingbird feeder.
Part of my patio, I salvaged all the bricks and built this myself.
We also built the Pergola from salvage wood from an old deck
Built to shred at home. This is an ode to all my skater and thrasher mates who appreciate a good shesh on their DIY or Die set-ups.
These instructions are now available to download from Rebrickable!
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-47489/Benandrews/backyard-halfpi...