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En mi pueblo la llamamos así. En ningún otro sitio lo hacen, pero hay muchos nombres populares muy parecidos, sorprendentemente.
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Built in 1976, this is a 38 storey high private residential apartment on top of a hill at Chinatown.
Its a lonely walk up if you take the stairs.
Taken after a very short hike off a dirt road. Brought my 40mm pancake on a Pentax k-30.
The falls were brightly lit with a high sun, so I limited the field of view to the lower portion of the falls, the primary pool, and the area flowing over the rocks, which was all evenly lit. It was all I could do to get a slow enough shutter to get the desired effect, but still pleased with the results.
Post-processed from RAW with Darktable.
I re-processed this photo from a couple of days ago, using Darktable. It has quite a different look - more real, I think.
One of the many pictures taken yesterday in our experiment with Arduino powered photography. The Arudino board was programmed to detect when the air rifle was shot and 15 ms later fire the flash.
I came across Laura whilst skulking around the back of the very wonderful Hindu Temple in Wembley, London. She was sketching the building as I was looking for more macro shots of details of the stone carvings.
We talked about a wide range of issues - largely agreeing on subjects such as corruption in politics, the rising supremacy of bean-counters in all areas of life and the simultaneous downgrading of the arts and humanities. We touched on Tony Blair as a supreme example of all that was wrong with Britain. In other words we had a good go at the British establishment for their illiberality, mendacity and general abasement of humanity in their quest for power and profit.
She didn't finish her sketch - having run out of time - and that was my fault for engaging her in conversation for a good thirty minutes.
Laura is a professional artist who specialises in figurative art - but who also has interests in buildings and architecture and the changing nature of the urban landscape. Her website is well worth a look, with excellent samples of her work and exhibitions, and can be found at www.lehman-art.co.uk/
This picture is #15 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
Laura was captured on a Nikon P7100 with TTL Flash mounted on Lastolite 2408 bracket with a mini-softbox with double diffuser. Processing was done in Darktable and GIMP.
Screenshot by the darktable team [Image Source]
Screenshot of the free software application 'darktable.'
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