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David Gray and husband Stuart Lorimer were the very first to commission their portraits almost a decade ago now. This new one marks a special anniversary!
I had decided to try some very long exposure shots but did not have anything with me other than my finger to control the bulb exposure. I must have tried this at least 7 times with times ranging from 2 to 4 minutes and with combinations of different settings. It was getting really cold and my finger was getting cramped holding down the shutter button for so long!
Marking High Tide and Waiting for Low Tide
by Don Vaughan
granite
Seawall
Yaletown, Vancouver
Le David de Michel-Ange est une oeuvre impressionnante. L'observer est un moment assez peu commun. La mise en valeur de cet idéal masculin, à Florence, sous cette coupole de lumière, est plus que justifiée.
Native from wiki and now living in Ottawa , original photo from the Akwesasne Pow Wow and
modified in my PC
David is stranger #12 in my 100 strangers project. After shooting Lauren's portrait (Stranger #11, who btw came by and saw her picture and liked it :) I walked further under the pier and came across David and his friend Brenda. They were enjoying the beautiful day and were both happy to be a part of my stranger project.
I always try to learn something with each of my strangers. With David I learned I need to be careful with the light. I took this shot with the light coming in from the side which caused issues with the shadows on the left side of his face. When I went to shoot Brenda I turned so that the light was coming from behind me and hence I didn't have the shadow issue I have here with David. ~ Thanks David for being in my 100 strangers project.
You can find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
8-inch Fujitsu M2344K from year 1993 with 690 MB capacity
vs
1-inch IBM Microdrive from year 2000 with 340 MB capacity (available in versions up to 16GB)
David is a masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture created between 1501 and 1504, by the Italian artist Michelangelo. With a height of 5.17 meters, the David was the first colossal marble statue made in the early modern period following classical antiquity, a precedent for the 16th century and beyond.
English midfielder David Beckham has a drink to fight the heat as the teams warm up before the start of the round of 16 World Cup football match between England and Ecuador at Stuttgart's Gottlieb-Daimler Stadium, 25 June 2006. The temperature in the Gottlieb-Daimler Stadium was hovering around 28C on a humid day that should favour the South Americans. AFP PHOTO / ADRIAN DENNIS
one of my favourite artists, david choe, has an exhibit on in london and newcastle at the moment and this awesome mural was done around the corner from the gallery.
This photo was taken over the weekend when we took our grandbabies to the Oceano Dunes and they experienced sand for the first time. They both loved it and we loved having them here watching them experience new things.
David Corbel have two of these ex BM Coaches Van Hool EX16s operating in Flixbus green. YJ19 BDE was in Brighton on 16th July, 2022.
David was a teacher/educator for most of his life. He's a great conversationalist and has a sharp memory of his past comings and goings. I had a wonderful time chatting with him.
David Triumphant by Thomas Crawford at the National Gallery of Art West Building in Washington, D.C.
imagine......
anouncement from a boxing ring:
Iiiiin the left corner: the cathedraaaaaaaaal of konstanz at lake constance
aaaaaannnd
Iiiiiiiiin the right corner: the red hooooouuuuuuuse!!
:D
3shots, +3/0/-3EV, freehand, aligned with hugin.
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Trombonist, David Marriott, shot for my Leading Questions series. His interview can be found here: stevekornphoto.com/talking-pictures/14004439
Found this chap hibernating (with wings and antennae tucked in) on a cobweb covered ball of refuse. I didn't even notice the other wee poser when I took the shot. Apparently, they're involved in a discourse of world cultural philosophical differences.
David was a friendly man who was standing outside The Penthouse at Grand Plaza, just north of Grand Avenue on State Street. He was friendly and we struck up a conversation right away. He's been out here about seven years. "All my relatives have died and I'm the only one left...family is important." He's trying to get enough money to stay in a cheap men's hotel. "I don't like sleeping on the street, because I don't want to get beat up. After midnight, it gets crazy out here". That's when he leaves. He wants to stay away from trouble and bad people. "They'll steal your stuff", he said. He was recalling some of the experiences he had on the street, but also as a warning to me, which was kind of nice. David genuinely cared about people.