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This scene was shot in my back yard in the NY City area where I'm a bit too lazy to clean up the leaves. The skull, chains, and gargoyle props are cheap plastic Halloween props from Target. The model, @Sandra Santiago, supplied the dress.
This was shot in the late afternoon in the shade with a Speedlite on a 10 foot tripod. The camera was mounted on a tripod at the height of the model's knee.
I'm learning some new techniques and had some photos that I wasn't really happy with so here is my updated version of a volleyball composite I did a while back.
For this shot I used 3 Canon speedlights on high speed sync - two on the sides with grids on small softboxes and another softbox in front for fill.
As always I welcome your comments and critiques thanks.
Composite shot of the senior class of CHS Football.
Strobist: AlienBees B1600 into closed down umbrella, moved from person to person between shots, composited in photoshop. 14 images used. Triggered with PWs, powered with a Vagabond II.
Another one for the miscellany. I have a thing for white flowers and couldn't resist when I spotted these Gerbera Daisies in the spa the other day. Textures are mine, ttv by Nesster.
Sorry I've been gone so long. Other things beckoned.
This is a composite of two shots I took within a few seconds of each other. I blended them to get what is to me a more satisfying exposure. This image is more like what I experienced. The two images below demonstrate the limitations of exposure with dramatic light differences.
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going thru old images.
re edits. and what not.
composite.
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This is a composite image that shows the east (top) and west (bottom) of NE 21st Avenue between NE Pacific Street and NE Oregon Street in Portland.
Do not mistake the tents for an attraction for residents and visitors such as a farmers market or craft sale. If there is any intention behind the chaotic accumulation of objects, which is questionable, it is a thieves' market. Evidently the homeless have taken to chopping stolen bicycles.
I grew up in Caracas in the 50s and early 60s. Though we had a very comfortable life, my school bus went right past dismal slums four times a day. I've seen people living on the streets of Mumbai. My Flickr photo stream includes photos of the favelas of Rio de Janeiro cheek by jowl with office towers and residential high rises. I've traveled extensively in other developing countries.
Nowhere did I see degradation and filth on a par with the dismal encampment just a few blocks away on the south side of the NE 21st Avenue bridge across I-84.
Portland has no municipal garbage collection service. Currently, an organization called SOLV enlists citizen volunteers to clean the mountains of garbage and other waste left behind by the homeless. I don't know what happens to the trash on the rare occasions when the city breaks up encampments.
However, the city of Portland has just been sued by the homeless in a class action lawsuit for allegedly disposing of homeless people's belongings in violation of its own rules, applicable laws and probably the state and federal constitution
This is typical of how the homeless live here and there throughout Portland. Between them, City and County officials have over a billion dollars to throw at this problem. I wish I could travel to the year 2026 in order to see whether things have improved.
This is the Niagara Mohawk #building, an art deco classic in #Syracuse. Built in 1932 it was the headquarters for the largest electric utility company at the time. This is a #composite of a couple different shots to get the look I was going for :]
With the gypsum empties in their later VAR path it was only a few minutes between them and the early-running Carlisle - Crewe engineers' trunk service so I decided to hang about.
A very short consist easily fitted into the plan I had for it and 66434 is seen in this composite picture made up of sections from 3 different images to keep everything in focus.
Kept me busy with PS for a couple of hours on a dull day.
Lunar Eclipe 3-3-07. A composite of shots taken tracking the changes in the moon as the eclipse took place.
while checking out the new battery packs for my flashes I thought I would try out an idea I had for a composite image. My SB-900 is balancing on my forearm with a red gel, and a SB-600 with an Insignia softbox diffuser is to my left. Colors and flames corrected in Photoshop CC
The rough workflow of this image can be seen here:
Second attempt at a composite. Used the moon here from another shot. Not a perfect combo, but looks pretty nevertheless.
Rallye Suedliche Weinstrasse 2017
Der Lancia Fulvia ist ein Automobil des italienischen Herstellers Lancia. Das Fahrzeug wurde von Herbst 1963 bis Anfang 1976 gebaut.
Auf dem Turiner Autosalon stellte Lancia im März 1965 das elegante Fulvia 1.2 Coupé vor. Mit seinem zeitlosen, grazilen Design gilt das Fulvia Coupé als das Meisterwerk Pietro Castagneros. Das Fulvia Coupé basierte auf der auf 2330 mm Radstand verkürzten Bodengruppe der Limousine.
Quelle: wikipedia
Some of my groups and albums
DIES UND DAS - BITS AND PIECES
STRASSENPHOTOGRAPHIE - STREET PHOTOGRAPHY
ASPHALT VETERANEN - BLACKTOP VETERANS
MASCHINE UND BEWEGUNG - MACHINE AND MOVING
TO SEE ONLY IN 30/60 OPTED OUT GROUPS !
NUR IN GRUPPEN OHNE 30/60 RESTRIKTION ZU SEHEN !
This is a composite of 5 images. This was a lot of work but I'm quite happy with the result. I'll post the meaning later, although you might be able to guess what it is.
Lighting is obvious. Softbox upper camera right. Bare strobe behind me camera left. Lighting could have been better though
composite ideas came from the original image of the baboon with it's hand hand covering it's eyes..A nightmare Lost and Hunted... Baboon photographed at Colchester Zoo Rework of an old image for Shift Art 12 days of xmas challenge
Cutting composites material on a #zundcutter. In this picture you see also the center winder for wrinkle-free material feeding.
A comp I did of the Vorshlag BMW. The car was shot in the parking lot of the shop and I comped into a background I shot of the Perot Museum. Car photo taken by Brandon Lajoie.
This is a composite of 5 phases of the moon, from 10% Waxing Crescent to First Quater.
Each phase has been overlaid, so as to bring out the crater detail. I have also tried to bring out the colour of the moon in a layer.
In doing this I have learnt the moon moves around a hell of a lot. It not only moved further away but also seemed to rotate slightly. In the end I had to resort to puppet warp to make the features line up.
I do plan to do the other half but may wait till the waxing crescent phases.
These photos were all taken with a Canon 7D, a Tamron Adaptall 500mm mirror lens and Tamron 2x TC.
ISO 320
f16
shutter speeds between 1/5 - 1/30