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Taken at public aquarium in Siracusa, Italy.

The captain turns and waves to the photographer as his plane leaps into the sky. (Actually I think he is pulling down the sunvisor to protect him from the blazing Scottish sun!)

Presumably it was a first officers take off. ISO200 for noise-spotters.

Closeup of her face.

Closeup of shirt and vest.

Close-up of a dead frozen Bee

Today i have been experimenting with catch-lights. Different sizes and shapes to see the effects created by different modifiers on my main light source. It doesn't seem like anything very important but it can give our image just that little something extra it needs. A catch-light is the reflection of the light source in the subject's eyes. A little secret here: The catch-light seen in my eyes is round and not evenly lit, looks like "ribs" on the edges, can you guess the modifier?

 

PHOTOGRAPHER'S NOTES

Well done, yep, it's a large umbrella.

 

EQUIPMENT USED

CAMERA: Canon 5dMK II

LENS: Canon 24-70mm f2.8 L USM

LIGHTING: Canon 580ex II

ACCESSORIES: Pocketwizard MiniTT1, FlexTT5, AC3 Zone Controller, AC7 RF Shield, XtremePower XP20 Battery-pack,

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Flowers, New Zealand

 

THis picture is a close up which shows more details on the flowers and makes the image more interesting.

November 17, 2007.

Shot with Polaroid 636 Closeup.

David Knapp, Steve Olsen

Philadelphia Flower Show 2009

Closeup of jacket and pin

my cat prissy, warming up my cat/pet photography.

Six spot Burnet moth beside Philorth Waters.

Great bokeh with Soviet Union lens Mir-24H.

F 2.0

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