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Lap belt for the child. It comes with 15 different adaptors to attach to different strollers and prams.
A close-up shot of Psycho in his (uhm, her) iconic pose of pointing a make-believe gun to her head. Why? Dunno, Psycho just does that. O.o
Tech stuff: same processing as the other Psycho photo (Topaz Lab's Adjust "Clarity" filter) to add some graininess and hyper-realism to the pic; adjusted the LEDs in her mask to make them glow more (brightness/contrast bumped up and an outer glow).
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In this photo you can see part of the Luxor Obelisk, the oldest monument in Paris, showing just some of the hieroglyphics which fully cover the monument.
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I didn't realize how pretty her face up was until I looked at her closely today. She has a few pink lashes and a pink line around the crease. So her faceup isn't all black which looks like from afar but up close there are tints of pink, who would of thought. XD
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This mourning dove (zenaida macroura) gave us this intimate close up when it accidentally almost flew into the camera.
Close-up of a fledgling Browh-headed Cowbird waiting to be fed by his parentl Song Sparrow. Qu' Appelle River, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, Saskatchewan, Canada. 30 June 2023
Taken on my Minolta Dynax 5, a camera I got for Christmas and haven't tried until now. Ilford Delta 400 film. Developed in Rodinal 1+50 for 20 minutes.
Close up of examination at PMI hospital; a hospital for women and children. Côte d'Ivoire. Photo: Ami Vitale / World Bank
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One of the last images from my Canon G11 test. Having said that, I've enjoyed using the camera so much that there's a good chance I'll continue to use it for a while yet.
I was trying to get a low-down close-up back-lit (got to love the hyphens) image of this leaf, and was ably assisted by both the vari-angle screen and 100% magnification manual focus functionality.
Quite happy with the results.
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After some discussion yesterday about this flower, and being unable to find the homeowner/gardener where it is growing, I decided a close up might help to get an ID.
Thanks, to Nancy www.flickr.com/photos/kamesargyll] who was able to ID this as a Flowering Rosemary!
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Each girl, willing to bare it all. To give us thier best, and allow us to be Close Up.
Each girl was allowed to, choose her hair, and edit her photo as she saw fit.
On thier reasons for editing
Anetta: I really wanted my photo to be plain black and white with a *Bang* to add some depth into. I really like how you can see the lace detail on the wall behind me.
Jenessa: I sorta wanted the same thing. I really love black and white, but I wanted mine to have a softer feel to it, and a hue of color.
On thier Hair
Jenessa: I wanted it to be elegant, but sleek and modern too. I so I came up with twisting the (my right) left side it, and pining back. Then the rest was pulled back, and then loose on the (my left ) right side. I kinda though of like a rapper or a black girl you would see in a magazine, with like only half her hair. It's sooo cool, but I dont have the guts to do it to myself.
Anetta: I wanted something totally different from Jennie's. I wanted it to be wild, and crazy. I wanted to have this huge bump, like some thing you'd see in a history book with the royals and thier tall wigs. So I had them give me this HUGE crazy bun on the side of my head, which only like half of my real hair, the rest was fake.
The Poses
Anetta: My hair was so heavy against my neck, that I ended up having to hold it. I figured, if I had to hold it, I'd make it look good. I also wanted the camera at a slight angle, because I think I look the best at an angle.
Jenessa: I wanted it to seem, like a real life photo shoot for like and Ad or something, so I had the camera stight on, and I tilted my and rest my hand up against it lightly.
Last Words
Jenessa: I love getting the chance to do my own full on photo shoot, it was really fun. It also showed me how hard everyone works behind the scenes.
Anetta: I agree with Jenners, this was really cool. And The workers all have my props now. I never knew how hard it was to get what you have in mind into a picture.