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Massive sunlight, totally unforgiving, straight on. Diffused, you can see the edge of the panel on her forhead.
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In this picture you can see end of diffuser in a picture.
I received a Stofen Omnibouce diffuser with one of the used Speedlite 550EX's I bought and while it is helpful and compact, I still found it was generally too small and still too harsh, especially if the ceiling was high. I had also seen the Gary Fong globe diffuser, but that seemed almost too big and I am cheap!
So I experimented with the plastic containers I had at my disposal and found that cheap rubbing alcohol bottles make great diffusers. I measured the length for how big I wanted, and cut the bottom of the bottle off. I made the slits by measuring the dimensions of my flash head, and increased them about 1/2 inch apart.
I tried to smooth the edges with some fine sandpaper. I guess I could try my hand at slightly melting the edges now that I have a little butane pocket torch.
This is with plate diffuser included to the Nissin Di622 flash, when flash is directed staight forward.
She was laughing at me since I was using the top of her Tupperware cake container as a flash diffuser. Not too bad, if sold for photography use a big diffuser like that would be pretty expensive.
Radiant yellow light, along with soft, yellow diffused light coming from the lampost. Fluorescent light.
With fine fragrance
A room diffuser that will add an ambiance to your room and release a continuous calming and soothing scent of Lavender Blossom into your room for up to 3 months.
No smoke, drippy wax or the anxiety of burning candles.
Just open bottle of fragrance oil, dip end of reeds into oil, flip reeds and re-insert opposite end into bottle. The reeds will absorb and diffuse fragrance for up to three months.
Beautifully boxed for giving.
Size: 100ml/3.4 fl oz
RRP: $26.95
Product code:2130204
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A sensual and bright scent created from a sumptuous and mysterious flower. A first attractive and sophisticated sensation Freesia - Mandarin. A subtle flowered heart Reine de la Nuit � Orange Blossom. A rich and carnal final touch. Sandalwood- Myrrh 100ml Approx 6 Weeks RIGAUD is the environmental fragrance par excellence, known worldwide and appreciated by connoisseurs such as the Prince of Wales, Julia Roberts, Liz Taylor, Elton John, Donnatella Versace,Aaron Spelling, Carly Simon, Julie Andrews, and the late Frank Sinatra. The White House became a place filled with the wonderful Rigaud Cypr candle, as Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy brought them into the world of JFK.
Male Philonicus plebeius (Osten Sacken 1887). Thanks to Eric Fisher for providing the species determination on bugguide for a related image of same individual. Found at Madera Canyon in Santa Rita Mountains. Santa Cruz County, Arizona, USA.
This individual was found near the stream bed off of the Proctor path. Plenty of prey flying around the stream, including other flies.
Single exposure, uncropped, handheld, in situ. Canon MT-24EX flash unit, Ian McConnachie diffuser.
and this shows the vent assembly back in place. you can sort of see how the light scatters through the film cannister cap / diffuser.
Another edit of this, using diffuse glow - I think I then opted to "fade diffuse glow" and then used the "screen" feature. I can't exactly remember. I did it a while ago and never uploaded it because I didn't really want to plaster my photostream with the same image of...myself, haha. Anyway, I finally uploaded it for Sensual Shadows Photography, who helped with another edit. Thanks!
(Photo by Mr. diffuse)
My women's club had our annual "year end" dinner tonight.
As president of the inter-chapter council, I was given the wrist corsage to wear, a long-stemmed rose and a gift certificate.
I was also honoured with a certificate and rose because I was chosen as the "Woman of the Year" by my own chapter.
I did realize I hadn't posted a flower for sometime. Here is indian paintbrush. During the workshop we found a lot of these along the roadside. Our instructor Roger pulled out his diffuser and reflector and we took turns. The softer light, and reflected glow really helps, I think this came out good for a non-flower photographer.
Diffuse Knapweed, perhaps the King of Noxiousness, is one of the most aggressive weeds found on OSMP. It can be an annual or biennial plant that grows up to 2 feet tall. The small unattractive flowers are single and usually white. The seed head bracts end as sharp, ridged spines and may cause skin irritation. Knapweed is difficult to control because once the seeds are mature the plant breaks at the base of the stem and tumbles across any open ground, dispersing hundreds of seeds. It also produces a compound that inhibits the growth or germination of nearby plants and seeds that may have been able to compete with the plant for resources. OSMP is utilizing several biological controls on this weed with a goal that the insects and weeds will reach an equilibrium that results in a much lower density of diffuse knapweed.
Portrait in full sun at 11am on the beach in Santa Barbara. I diffused the sun with a 52" Calumet zip disk.