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Photoshop allows me make my images look like you’re viewing them through a pair of polarized sunglasses, which is certainly my favorite way to view the day.
Our performance in Japan Weekend.
You can see the movement of the fabrics. I love this photo though I hate my face... :P
A pity that Concorde wasn't flying over when this photo was taken. It would have been good! Maybe I should use Adobe photo shop and put an image of Concorde in it? Perhaps not.
04-08-11 50/365
Practicing more of the lighting techniques that I learned at the seminar. This one was the dramatic light class.
This shot was the result of road-trip-take-countless-pictures-out-the-window-boredom - but with such a view, who could be bored?
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You can follow the adventure here:
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Press L & F11, to see better
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Sony Nex-6 16-50mm
Processed with Ligthroom on Macbook Pro 13 retina
I just wanted a simple dramatic portrait for my new Facebook page. Hey everyoneeee! Go to my Facebook page and like it and and share it with your friends!! It'll really help me grow! Thanks!!
www.facebook.com/pages/BNPhotography/410511232340744
Lighting Setup:
One YN-560 90 degrees from me fired at about 1/8 power into a 43" shoot through umbrella. The YN-560 was fired with a set of Yongnuo RF-603's for Canon.