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I capture this portrait shot when I was on my way back home though Tangdao Bay Wan Park (Huangdao District of Qingdao, China) during the National Holiday time.
I saw this young girl, alone, who doesn't look lonely as she was busy with her mobile phone. I tried to understand why did she decide to go to this place if it is to spend all her time texting on her phone. No need to think to much, we are in China where mobile phone is part of all the people life and seems to be one of the most important things for Chinese now. Everything go through phone and clues of mobile addiction can be seen everywhere. It will take time for me to accept that social life is no more physical but digital.
...so here's 6770 and 6774.
Only four apart, but from two different batches and two completely different looks.
Redhill bus station, Redhill, Surrey.
back in november i shot a roll of slide film. when we were in utah. this is the first roll of film i've ever shot that has made me think it might be worth continuing to shoot film.
We are building 23Km of 12" pipeline for sweet gas. We are getting ready to pull a section of pipe under the road with the bore crew
This was a former BoRics location.
The Lincoln Park Shopping Center opened in 1957 as one of the Detroit Area's largest shopping centers. The Sears opened the previous year and was once the top grossing Sears store. In the 2000s the shopping center became mostly empty besides Dollar Tree, Sears, and a Big Boy Restaurant on an out-parcel. Plans for a Walmart to open at the shopping center fell through twice.
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Boreal Owl, Aegolius funereus
Usually when you are lucky enough to see a Boreal Owl, Aegolius funereus, they are sleepy and nestled away with twigs and branches around them. A few days ago I was lucky enough to see on that had come out to hunt about an hour before dark on an overcast day. It was a very exciting experience.
I have noticed a significant decline in the local mosquito population over the last two days. This is a great sign! It's also a sign that our two week long season known as autumn will be here soon followed quickly by . . . nevermind. The sandhill cranes are filling the sky, the night is darkening, and morning air is crisp. After a very wet, humid, bug-filled summer our daily walks are becoming very pleasant again.
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NIKKOR Z 85mm f/1.8
SB-500 (CLS Optical Trigger)
SB-5000 + 9x36-inch soft box (TTL via CLS)
In-Camera Monochrome JPG
Se um já incomoda muita gente, imagina vários! Sim: esse sou eu em vários momentos diferentes de tédio puro. Blumenau - Santa Catarina - Brasil.
No meu blog tem um mini-tutorial que mostra como esta foto foi feita:
allysoncorreia.wordpress.com/2009/07/14/tutorial-multi-poser
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No matter what new technology is discovered and invented, kids seem to always be getting bored. Things that were once interesting are no longer and simply go to waste...
Turnagain Arm Alaska “Bore Tide”. When the incoming tide finally overcomes the outgoing tide it comes rushing in with a curling wave sometimes 6 feet high moving 20 MPH traveling 25 miles or more, surfers ride the wave too. This video is of the tide but very small maybe 3 feet high. The size of the wave is controlled by the moon and tidal difference some days that difference is 32 feet.
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During my frequent visit to the less privileged area in Hong Kong, I saw these sad and bored street vendors selling whatever they could salvage.
What I believe is a Boreal Chickadee (feel free to confirm or correct) I shot on a walk around Long Pond in St. John's, Newfoundland. Thanks to Greg Froude for posting some shots earlier that gave me the idea to head over there and get a few shots. Slightly cropped. Done with a Canon 300 L f4 wide open. SS 1/800, ISO 800.