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This is one of those shots that I just love, when the light is low and direct and the background dark. And El Salto makes such a good model, with his black and white coloring and the way he is looking past me. I still have the first photo that I accomplished the black background naturally. It was of roses in the evening light - shot with a Nikon film camera. When the photos came back from the lab I just stared and thought, wow!
Fast forward to today. I've been rather quiet and not present. Tuesday was the first day that I felt pretty much recovered from my nasty cold (the one that lasted a month) but I was ragged out and feeling a little bummed by a couple of things. On Wednesday I stupidly accepted a challenge to ride a bicycle in the newsroom - and more stupid than that, I showed off. Right before my face and bad arm planted on the floor and skidded across it. It hurts and I'm having trouble holding my camera. I have had a lot of back surgeries and complications but had been doing well, recovering a little more each year...So, still quiet, still bummed and sorting it out. Hoping to be back to myself soon.
I took the football and placed it on a piece of cardboard. I had a flashlight and I was trying to create an image where the ball is kind of a mysterious object. You can decide if I succeeded or not.
Strobist: Falcon Eyes 750D in front of the camera pointing down through a snoot at the end of the snoot was a grit on 1/8 power. F10.0 - 1/125 - 62 mm
Day 88: SP
I've normally posted pictures of myself right after I wake up, so this is kind of different I suppose. This is pretty much what I look like after a workout.. in dramatic lighting O_o. Mind you I was sitting in the dark with the lens set on manual.. it was weird, but produced a gritty photo, which is what I was going for. Not pretty, but I like it.
My little model. Madelyn began all smiles but as I explained to her the dramatic lighting and the serious mood I was going for, she gave me this. 3 seconds later she was back to being a total goof ball. That is a true professional. She earned herself five stories at bedtime.
Fall colors are at their peak in the early morning fog where the Mountains to Sea Trail crosses the bridge over Boone Fork. Location: Boone Fork, Tanawha Trail.
I can't decide between the B&W and color... the golden glow here on his face is just so warming... but then the BW has... hmmmm... I dunno....
Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer. Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com
Organization: Creative Light Photography
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Curly things in the ceiling at the Eden Project. Strange things were hanging from these curly things.
Bayek.
Photograph taken in Assassin's Creed Origins, on November 25, 2017.
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How's that for a pretentious title? This is from the garden this afternoon. We bought it during a visit to Texas last year, and the variety according to the grower is Sunrise Sunset.
In the quiet battles fought behind closed eyes and clenched hands, strength and surrender become one.
Here, vulnerability is not weakness, but the rawest form of courage.
A moment suspended between everything that has been, and everything that is about to begin.
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lighting info b1600 with 5ft octabox from the right powered by vegabond mini triggered with pixel kings
Day 102: SP
I keep forgetting I have this jacket. Every time I wear it, I feel like I need a bow and quiver.
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lighting info b1600 with 5ft octabox from the left powered by vegabond mini triggered with pixel kings
mediocre?
yes I know.
stress stress stress.
I have two history papers due tomorrow & a map. I also have to memorize act three of my play by friday. GRR. Tomorrow we're supposed to submit our AP Art scholarship portfolios.
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Photographer Mauricio Archila captured this cute macro photo of a tiny rubber ducky with his Fujifilm XT-2 and a Fotodiox Fujifilm X-mount Macro Extension Tube. The macro extension tube allowed him to focus much closer on the subject than his Meike MK-50mm f/2 lens would normally allow.
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Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer. Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com
Sometimes the loudest voices are the ones that go unheard. This image peers through the veil of darkness into a fleeting moment of exposure—raw, unguarded, and deeply human. A hand lifts, not to shield, but to reveal the weight of emotion too heavy to speak. The eye, sharpened by shadow, carries a quiet defiance, a story too layered for words. This is not a portrait of a person—it is a portrait of presence, of survival, of something felt more than seen.
In the hush between thought and action, a hand rises—not to grasp, but to shield, to define, to demand pause. The eyes behind it are shadowed but sharp, not hidden in fear, but in focus—piercing through the veil of ambiguity. This is not a pose. It’s a protest. A portrait of restraint, of storm held back by will. In the grain and grayscale lies a story not shouted, but clenched.
Cape Breton Engagement Session
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