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Asahi Pentax SP1000, CZJ Tessar 2.8/50mm, APX100, Wehner developer
This polished aluminium Tessar came with a Contax F (which is not operational), interesting lens.
So many facets, I am overwritten
Knowing that help will never come
I don't need to say goodbye, do I?
In Germany the color for right-wing extremist thoughts is brown. We translate it literally to „brown thoughts“ (=> braunes Gedankengut). (I translated it with „brown shit => braune Scheiße). I have no words for the attacks from right-wing militants and racists on a refugee home in Heidenau, so I could only draw a right-wing bonehead, the color brown and stick in some Nazi stamps. (They show Hindenburg and Hitler, repugnant scum)
#Heidenau #braunescheiße #neonazis #repugnantscum #rightwingbonehead #nazi #neonazi #rightwingextremist #refugeehome #attack
Here is the whole article the shoot with the setup and also a making video!
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Strobist info:
Nissin MG8000 in a RoundFlash camera left below
2x Nissin MG8000 in FlashBender XL Size Strip Boxes as rim lights both sides behind
A Nissin MG8000 with a Light Blaster for the background
All 3 strobes are Nissin MG8000
Triggered by Cactus V6
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This time I will be uploading a series of 3 different articles, well actually all of them were taken at the same day, using the Nissin Japan company studio, and they were kind enough to even video tape the whole shoot, so I will be embedding their video in the article! This is the first set from that day, I will be shooting from above, and I’m using 3 lights setup to lit my model! We have some beautiful flower art, and body art going on, see below the introduction of the artists involved!
この撮影だけでは3つ記事のシリーズをアップします！今回はスタジオ内で、東京のニッシン・ジャパンのセルフスタジオを使いました！そして、メイキング映像も撮っていただいてるので、記事にそれもアップしますよ！また、この最初のセットは上から撮影してるセッティングです！フラワーアーティスト&ボディメイクアーティストもいるので、みんなの紹介は下にありますよ！モデル: Yuzuki Aizawa
For more detailed info and explanation what gear I'm using, check my article: CLICK!
Strobist Japan:
By the way here is a Japanese group about strobist lighting, feel free to check it and join! Might be interesting to see how people in Japan are using lights!
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We visited Beelitz 3 separate days totalling 16 hours of shooting. Honestly, 750 shots later, it wasn't nearly enough. It was as if the corridors alone were different at every turn begging to be captured.
On tour with urbandecay. & chriscreek. Thanks to Photoportee for showing us a few of the less obvious parts of the place, including the wet tunnel crawl underneath. Good times!
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Photo captured via Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 35-70mm F/3.5 lens. Rialto Beach. Olympic National Park. Coast Range. Olympic Peninsula. Clallam County, Washington. Late May 2016.
Exposure Time: 30 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/11 * Bracketing: None * Filter: Vü Sion Filter ND-10
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This week’s 52F challenge theme is “Street Details.” Instead of the typical street portraits, the focus is on the often-overlooked elements that we encounter daily. I decided to explore the area near my workplace, looking for something unique.
As I walked along one of the old brick streets, I noticed an intriguing metal "M" embedded in the pavement. I have no idea what the "M" represents—perhaps it is a manufacturer's mark or a piece of hidden local history—but I loved how it stood out against the bricks. It’s a small detail that could easily be overlooked, yet it tells its own quiet story. This photo ended up being my runner-up for this week’s challenge!
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Music, don't miss it: www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=V7NyO...
Actually, it's the music this time that made me go back to this shot. I think this live version of The Great Gig in the Sky is overwhelmingly grande;)
The story about this mystic sky: I was on my way back with my brother and sister in law from a concert in Copenhagen with Rufus Wainwright the night before. We were in the middle of a discussion about the concert, but suddenly we notice this strange mysterious sky outside the car windows and our discussion cease. I've never seen anything like that before. And I don't know anything about this phenomenon. Do you?
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These stockyards stand directly opposite the luxury accomodation of Longford Retreat, part of The Rocks Station and Accomodation, a 7000-acre merino station to the east of Middlemarch.
The stockyards were erected by John Keast and his son Thomas in the early 1920s. Horse and sledge were used to drag the slabs from the surrounding countryside to this location. It was a mammoth task to place these mini-monoliths into position and embed them into the hard ground. No animal could have pushed through them. They stand today as a testiment to the "real men" who carved a living out of this brutal but starkly beautiful landscape.
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An hour trolling the 'net turned up these details from various sources, that I've loosely strung together as background (e&oe):
John Keast was born in 1859 in Cornwall, England.
He emigrated to New Zealand and, by 1895, was operating dust carts (rubbish-collecting) in Dunedin. The Otago Harbour Board's meeting Feb.1895 heard that Keast had applied to empty his dust cart on reclaimed land at Stuart Street - the application was declined.
Keast married English belle Mary Jane Taylor in 1895, and leased farmland in the Kuri Bush area, south of Dunedin near the Taieri River mouth.
In Dec.1902, whether looking to diversify or maybe quit coastal sheep farming, he advertised in the Otago Daily Times: "To Let: seaside furnished residence, 8 rooms; fishing, bathing and shooting. Apply John Keast, Kuri Bush."
In 1904, perhaps with money from his brother Jonathon (who died the previous year), Keast bought 454 acres in the Middlemarch area from William Barneston, and called his farm "Mt Highlay".
(There is a Mt Highlay north of Middlemarch, but its location is nowhere near the stone stockyard that John erected, so I have assumed that he merely named his farm after the mount itself).
In Oct.1907, the Otago Land Board declared Keast's yearly licence on the Kuri Bush land as 'lapsed', rent having not been paid...but by then he was well-settled into the Middlemarch farming community, entering produce in the local annual A&P Shows with some success.
1915: his eldest son Francis married Katie Morgan, who hailed from Keast's old stomping ground of Taieri Mouth.
1916: Francis transferred some 4800 acres in Middlemarch to his father John.
The following year, Francis was called up for service in The Great War, but appealed on the grounds that he worked a 2000-head run with his father, and also produced wool, grain, stock and dairy produce - essential for the country's war effort. His appeal was dismissed.
Oct.1918: another of John's sons, Johnathan (24), part of the 20th draft, was killed in France, fighting with the Otago Infantry Division at Le Cateau.
Dec.1919: Keast's second son William married a Middlemarch lass Mary Robertson.
1920: The Middlemarch Show saw Keast win prizes for his romney sheep, draught horse, collie dog and "best bag of chaff".
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After this date, easy references to John Keast end, so it may be that he sold the farm... although there are still people with that surname living in the area.
Mary Jane Keast passed away 04 March 1940 (81), and John Keast died 10 Aug.1943 (84): they are buried together in Southern Cemetery, Dunedin (Block 12P, Plot 5A).
withered blossom of Zantedeschia
(White or common arum lily, Zimmercalla)
for my new set flowers on white
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These cosmic clouds have blossomed 1,300 light-years away, in the fertile starfields of the constellation Cepheus. Called the Iris Nebula, NGC 7023 is not the only nebula to evoke the imagery of flowers, though. Still, this deep telescopic image shows off the Iris Nebula's range of colors and symmetries, embedded in surrounding fields of interstellar dust. Within the Iris itself, dusty nebular material surrounds a hot, young star. The dominant color of the brighter reflection nebula is blue, characteristic of dust grains reflecting starlight. Central filaments of the reflection nebula glow with a faint reddish photoluminesence as some dust grains effectively convert the star's invisible ultraviolet radiation to visible red light. Infrared observations indicate that this nebula contains complex carbon molecules known as PAHs. The pretty blue petals of the Iris Nebula span about six light-years. The colorful field-of-view stretches almost five Full Moons across the sky. via NASA ift.tt/1YcJWY8
يآ موآعدني ..
وقلبي يحتريك :
ألف فكرة ،
تطري فـ غيآبك ...
عليّ !
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ادخلو على الرابط وبتعرفو سر بوكيه القلوب
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On a street beneath the medieval citadel, Carcassonne, France...(iPhone5, PerspectiveCorrect, snapseed)
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Got the mother of all motherboards out again tonight. After zooming in to different parts of last night's shot I decided on this composition for this evening. Tripod swap for the two elements with the non modded Helios 44-2 mounted on the tubes. Board lit from below with torch n vape. Hit it from either side with red and blue gelled torches. Tripod swap to the selective masking using my phone and come black card.
Shot during a single lens capped long exposure with a raw conversion in LR with some minor fetling.