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Took a pic today at work waiting for security to open up the class room.
And I have noticed that I have a hem down on my right leg! DOH!! Now I have to bloody fix it /sigh
Had a bit of a play with Illustrator CS3 - I have no idea what I am doing - but hey it was fun....and now to choose one for my #365days and #twitter365 pics EEP!
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I tried to make my own diffuser to produce a better flash effect on my subjects. The last 2 pics illustrate this effect on Mazinger Z.
See the effect?
Z has also become more demure...he's not showing his underwear no more. ;)
Some pictures to try my prototype diffuser fins out.
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2017 Weekly Alphabet Challenge. Week 30 D is for Diffuse
This flower i use plastic to Diffuse the shot.
DIY speedlight diffuser. Shopping this morning, I noticed these cheap aluminium foil pans. I thought - " There's a nice flash tool" :-) So, I made a DIY softbox/diffuser for a speedlight. I made a few cuts and added a rubber band, a clamp and a white fabric carrying bag :-) If you want you can reinforce the aluminium foil in strategic places using cardbord, plywood or plastic sheets or what ever comes in handy. PS: I used two pans to improve stability. The shown test shot was made with this tool - and I had a Fill Flash on camera.
This Diffuse (bloodred cross) Corn snake was my b-day gift today. My very first cornsnake, we mostly have Boas ^^ She is sooo lovely and easy to handle just like my big Boa girl and love her color!
A portrait of my friend Kim on her wedding day.
Strobist info:
Single strobe hand held with a Gary Fong diffuser - high camera left.
Glass bricks help the weak fluorescent light illuminate an empty building. It is going to be renovated. (042a)
The silky skin tone was created by a amateur flash with a hand made diffuser. I must admit that her skin is smooth, it just needs more nourishment and rest
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During the first photo walk we did in Florence I got so lucky to capture this person admiring the greenery on a cloudy day. The diffused light here makes everything perfectly lit and my eyes are just all over the place every time I look at it.
Fragrance: Fresh, herbaceous and floral
Note: Middle
Blends Well With: Bergamot- black pepper- cedarwood- clary sage- clove- cypress- eucalyptus- geranium- grapefruit- juniper- lemon- lemongrass- mandarin- marjoram- oakmoss- patchouli- peppermint- pine- rose- rosemary- tea tree
There are indeed many kinds of lavender essential oil blends.
About:The lavender oil is safe for babies and the lavender essential oil can be used neat to soothe burns, scalds, sunburn and arthritis. In fact, because of its cooling effect, it is good to use on anything hot. The use of lavender oil can also help alleviate eczema, acne, insect bites, stings, head lice, bruises, headaches, vertigo, migraine, fainting and just about any aches and pains you can think of. All in all, lavender is a must for any essential oil collection.
Choosing the best lavender essential oil for diffusers can help your babies sleep well by the scent and aroma of lavender oil. That's why lavender humidifiers and diffusers are prevailing these years.
Diffuser belts were installed in 1965 - designed and built by Austral Engineering. No.4 bagasse conveyor (left) beside the skeleton of the Burnett Diffuser - designed and built in Bundaberg. The powerhouse on the right. This photo was taken prior to the re-siting of the Diffuser Train in 1982.
This whale space at Rudolph's farm was deeply moving; here, I captured the light as it filtered in through the tin and hit the candelabra. I thought the diffused light on a light source was also an ironic touch.
This old Pepsi bottle was stuck in the builder's sand, half obscured by the plants and rocks. Judging from the Pepsi logo, it looks like the bottle is from the 1950's.
Especially designed to favour the acoustic diffusion of the tubular bells.
Gaudi's Sagrada Familia, Barcelona.