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They'd setup a lure to attract more Pokemon to their location and were capturing a lot. The only clue to them being back there was a mark on the game map where the lure was set
Don't know what the story was behind her and her partner (dressed up as a demon off to the side) but it seemed to me that he had placed a collar and chain on her and was reining her in.
Did a couple of PS tricks to add something to the image. B&W filter with a reddish tint and added in a white outer glow to her silhouette so that the black feathers in her costume would not be swallowed up by the darker background. Comments, please?
These pirates have been captured and are about to be branded. This is my entry for the Bignette category at Forbidden Cove.com
My daughter spotted this rather large Carolina Wolf Spider (Hogna carolinensis) in the yard today! She was injured, and missing a leg. After a VERY brief photo shoot, we relocated her to my tea corner. She should have an easier time hunting aphids and other soft bodies insects over there. Captured using my Vivitar 90mm f2.8 Macro, along with 49mm of extension tubes and a slave flash in a bracket to the side of my lens. Getting good results from this cheap setup, and I'm pleased as punch!
Dailies in October - Day 4
Australian Museum in Sydney has a lego exhibition on at the moment.
Olympus 12-40/2.8 Pro, OM-5
Lt Adaran's fusial thrust engines on his new U-Wing starfighter failed; he stopped for repairs and makes a surprising arrest.
Captured tonight at a very low light with a high ISO and very slow shutter speed. Beside the main subject I also wanted to capture the golden light on the water falling from the light post of the bridge above.
These pirates have been captured and are about to be branded. This is my entry for the Bignette category at Forbidden Cove.com
A closer look at a sunrise through a dew drop. In the bottom of the drop is the underside of the Bay Street Bridge.