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Photo by John Urban.
After a restful weekend, the team was re-energized and looking forward to a full day of patients today. Our first case was a baby, 7 months old, with a significant cleft palate and lip running all the way to his nostril. This little baby was adorable - a love bug. As we talked to him and his mom, he kept laughing and smiling. What a sweetie! His gum line was protruding out of his mouth, almost like a little snout, and if he'd had his teeth in they would have been sticking straight out. As a mother, it must be terribly hard to have such an adorable baby whose face may repel others. We could tell he was such a sweet and loving child.
The sky this morning was dramatic. I'm experimenting in black and white conversions. This is a combination of the red and green channel, with layermasks.
I like the dramatic effect in the sky due to the red channel!
A “Dramatic Tone” filter capture of the main entrance of the old outdoor pool bathhouse in Viroqua, Wisconsin. Built in 1936 as a federally funded WPA project, this public building served until the early 2000s. Since vacant and falling into disrepair its future is uncertain.
A dramatic Loch Ness this afternoon living up to the weather drama of the last few days! Bitterly cold, wet and windy...then the sun came out! Blew the cobwebs away and cured the cabin fever though!
Aug 2020 started off in my little corner of Southeastern Ohio with some dramatic stormy skies, followed by an equally dramatic and beautiful sunset. As we roll into Fall I will miss the dramatic skies of Summer. The photos in this series are in no particular order.
actor and reader Rainer Rudloff reads from the book"The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared"
My first shoot using professional lighting. I might have overdid the "ZOMG lookit the shadows" effect, but It's cool and I'm learning.