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A quick shoot in the park using daylight only.
Strobist:
Ambient only. Sun CL behind subject providing rim light.
iso100,50mm,f/2.8,1/250
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1958. The bridge designed by engineer Pérignon for the forestry is completed. Entirely made of wood, this 87 yards (80 meters) long bridge anticipated the creation of the Lac de Yaté. Previously, loggers crossed a dyke often submerged because of the dam. Since hurricane Erica in March 2003, the bridge is forbidden to all traffic, because it can withstand over 0.8 ton (the car at the end is just parked and used by maintenance workers in the park). The oak-gum (Arillastrum gummiferrum) pillars date from the early 50's. The tamanou (Calophyllum caledonicum, endemic to New Caledonia) apron is maintained by park's officials and the technique is the same they used yesterdays: by hand! The 360 tamanou ties were all replaced in June 2011 by cross-pine from New Zealand. The future of the bridge, beloved to locals, is quite uncertain because it would provide for the installation of accommodation facilities on the peninsula between the White and Blue rivers. For now, the strength of the bridge structure is monitored by the property holdings and Public Works Management.
I tried to recreate the atmosphere of yesteryear by choosing black and white. A brief explanation of each photo is given in first comment.
To be continued…
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1958. Le pont conçu par l'ingénieur Pérignon pour les besoins d'exploitation forestière est achevé. Réalisé entièrement en bois, ce pont de 80 mètres de long anticipait la création du lac de Yaté. Auparavant, les coupeurs de bois passaient par une digue souvent submergée à cause du barrage. Depuis le passage du cyclone Erica mars 2003, le pont est interdit à toute circulation, car il ne peut supporter plus de 800 kgs (le véhicule au fond est juste garé et utilisé par les agents d'entretien du parc). Les piliers de chêne-gomme (Arillastrum gummiferrum) datent du début des années 50. Le tablier en tamanou (Calophyllum caledonicum endémique à la Nouvelle Calédonie), est entretenu par les agents du parc et la technique est la même qu'hier : à la main! Les 360 traverses ont été remplacées en totalité en juin 2011 par des traverses en pin de Nouvelle Zélande. L'avenir de ce pont, cher aux yeux des gens du coin, est assez incertain car il serait prévu l'installation de structures d'hébergement sur la presqu'île qui sépare les rivières Blanche et Bleue. Pour l'heure, la solidité de la structure même du pont est surveillée par les directions du patrimoine et de l'équipement.
J'ai essayé de retranscrire l'ambiance de l'époque en choisissant le noir et blanc. Une brève explication est fournie sur chaque photo du premier commentaire.
A suivre…
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Canon 7D & EF 17-40mm f4L USM ▪ 1/250s à f/13 ▪ Iso 200 ▪ 17 mm ▪ Handheld | aperture priority |RAW| Crop
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Mucking around in our 'studio' if you can call a small photo dungeon (office) in the basement of the student center lacking windows, decent airflow or even a backdrop, just a good ol painted white wall. This is where most of the magic happens in terms of last minute/stock photos/photos using lights happens that get published in the paper :D
Courtney had dropped by before we were going to grab lunch (at 2:30 so sadly the Chinese food place on campus was closed by now and I wanted the usual tofu and pork) and she was wearing her new cardigan that I had picked up for her birthday (that was just a few days back) which I ordered from adidas slvr when they were having their crazy 50% off everything year end sale! I had a boom with an ab800 and white umbrella set up and asked if she wanted to take some pictures but she said make it quick and didn't want it to be complicated (because she hates how long it takes me to setup to take a photo, whether that be focusing with my leica/hassy or grabbing a flash and fixing the settings on my camera to take a decent photo...she just wants things done in one click no hassle ;) ) so I didn't have time to setup the backlights to blow out the background. I shot some standard fullbody portraits and then thought, why not try some hair whipping photos? and that lead me to lowering my shutter speed which let this cool ambient light and and voila! Cool motion blur/flash/colour pictures! Something a little different then what I shoot and I really like the results! We tried flipping from both sides and up and down as well, but found left to right worked the best due to her part and after controlling her expression from the :D everyone does from whipping their head side to side to a closed mouth, we were really happy with the look! I chose this one in particular because of the smooth lines from her hair and overall cleanness of the frame.
Been a super busy week between covering the just now completed student presidential elections and assignments along with planning the locations/shots/models/equipment for our annual Sex and the Steel City special issue which we will be shooting photos for this weekend! We had a small budget allotted so I was able to pick up some profoto heads, power pack, strip banks, soft boxes and a mola demi beauty dish to test out! I'm glad I've been acquainting myself with strobes so that we'll be able to make good use of them this year.
Time for much needed sleeps before a busy weekend of shooting and a Saturday midterm boooooooooooooooooo!
TGIF.
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Alien Bee 800 boomed high infront of model with shoot thru umbrella 1/16th power
Triggered with sync cable
Wall for power
Canon 5d mk II
Canon 85mm f/1.2 L II @ 2.8
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I met a new friend Tara in Hoi. She was working in Hull for a few days so we arranged to meet up.
Due to her work she arrived later than expected and sadly we only had around 45 minutes before I had to go home but I very much look forward to meeting her again.
She was lovely and we got on like a house on fire. This is Tara.
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I'm leaving tomorrow, at 6AM, to go to the beach. I'll be back on Wednesday. We're only going to sell my grandpa's beach house. The cats are staying, but Skye is coming along. I'm hoping to take her either to the beach, the lake, or some dunes we have over there.
Anyway, I won't be able to comment on your pictures till I come back. And I won't post anything tomorrow.
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A spur-of-the-moment weekend, me and my bestie Gemma were out in Hull again.
Saturday night included favourites Propaganda and Fuel again, and we also tried The Star as well.
Turns out The Start has a stage (actually it has 2).
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My first weekend in Milton Keynes since September 2017. Pink Punters has changed a lot since I was last there - the attic bar is now a swanky cocktail bar and it looks great!
It was our good friend Melissa's birthday so we had a meal and a birthday cake presentation in TGI Fridays.
We also helped Helen out for her first real outing in public too. And saw some friends I haven't seen in ages!
And the next day I had Ikea meatballs for the first time and they were delicious!
Bathroom selfies.
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I took some stuff to the charity shop as I needed to clear some space - but then I saw this lovely animal print top in there too, so it wasn't entirely a success, ha ha!
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my first time in snow!
EVER!!!
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it snowed this morning at camp and we had to leave early so we wouldnt be snowed in, but i milked it to the last minute we were leaving. i played in it, made a snow angel, took pics, i did it alllll!!!!!
there will be pics to come for the next few days :]
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Only five of us braved the cold to come outside the warmth of the Cosmo bar. After a short stop in Popworld, we settled in Queens Court.
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Halloween weekend in Hull with Gemma, who went goth for a Halloween UV party at The Star.
We had an awesome time as we always do, meeting loads of people and making new friends.
We also made it onto the Star's photo gallery 3 times!
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I've got a bit of momentum it would seem so I'm making a little bit of progress with catching up on here. But I'm still on the May photos! This time, the Aztec print dress.