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Example of Painted Games Workshop's model from their Wahammer or Warhammer 40K ranges.
Painted by Unknown.
I'm still learning all the ins-and-outs of my Panasonic G1, but this was taken on one of the Macro setting with the standard supplied lens.
Children of Oklahoma drought refugee in migratory camp in California, 1936 - Photo by Dorothea Lange
This was taken in Programme Mode, I judged the ISO to be around 800 which came out as F6.3 and a shutter speed of 1/160. I focused on the Gorse in the front of the picture and then moved into a position which showed other twigs of Gorse sinking into the background. I really like the effect here.
INFO: All the photographs from Lytchett Minster RFC first team home game against East Dorset Dockers, regardless of their quality, all photos are included in this collection.
These images are directly sourced from my camera's memory card, and no edits have been applied unless explicitly mentioned in the photo’s information. A second album with some of the best photos which will be edited.
Please note that downloads on Flickr are disabled, and all photos are compressed and available to view in low resolution only. If you're interested in a specific photo, kindly make a note of the corresponding page number and then count down (from the left to right) to the photo in question (sadly this is the only way for me to find the photo as Flickr, at this moment, does not post any photo or identification numbers) send the number, along with your full name, player number, and position, via email to bernhard@bmkmedia.uk and wite in the subject line: Photo Request and the game itself as well as the date of the game i.e.: LMRFC vs. The team – xx.xx.xxxx
Alternatively, you also can contact me via Facebook Messenger at Bernhard Koster but please be aware that I may not see your message request (in particular should you not be on my Facebook Friends list) and I would need your email address plus all the above-mentioned information as Facebook is compressing photos and you would not get the full-sized photo.
NEW:
I am now able to print photos with my Canon inagePROGRAF PRO-300 up to a borderless A3 size or an A3+ on high quality photo paper. Please contact me for paper finishes available (Pro Photo Gloss, Ultra Pearlescent Hi-White, and my personal favourite Velvet Fine Art Paper). If you prefer a different paper finish, please ask me and I be able order the paper for you. (This can take up to 4-5 working days to arrive). I ONLY USE ORIGINAL CANON INK
I also be able to print photos of 6x4 gloss on original Canon paper and ink with a dedicated Canon 6x4 Printer
Please contact me about the cost for the prints
I DO NOT CHARGE: for a limited number of digital photos and any associated light editing. If you require more photos, please contact me beforehand as it may be easier of sending you the photos on a memory stick. The cost for the memory stick and postage will be arranged at the time of your photos requested.
However, if you wish to contribute financially to support the maintenance and enhancement of my camera equipment, I'll provide a PayPal link in the email when sending you the photo(s).
I DO CHARGE: for 6x4 glossy or any larger prints plus the postage via 24 hour Royal Mail tracked delivery.
If you plan to use the photo(s) for any commercial purposes (advertisements, magazine prints, etc.) or any non-personal use, please contact me in advance. Ensure proper crediting by acknowledging me as the photographer. In case of printed use (magazine, newspaper, fan magazine), kindly send me a copy. For advertisements, provide a link to the location of the advertisement can be found. This helps me to keep my portfolio up to date.
For non-commercial use or social media purposes (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, etc.), always credit me as bmkmediauk or Bernhard Koster and would appreciate a link to the usage online or a printed media example if printed media is used.
Please remember that if you plan to use the photo(s) for any commercial purposes (advertisements, magazine prints, etc.) or any non-personal use, please contact me in advance. Ensure proper crediting by acknowledging me as the photographer. In case of printed use (magazine, newspaper, fan magazine), kindly send me a copy. For advertisements, provide a link to the location of the advertisement can be found. This helps me to keep my portfolio up to date.
The copyright for all my photos will remain with me (Bernhard Koster aka bmkmediauk) unless otherwise agreed upon in writing.
The new PlayStation 4 controller is an example of good design that utilizes multiple principles in it's construction. Form Follows Function can be seen in the design of the controller as it is shaped in such a way to be comfortable to hold while also being able to use all of the different buttons. It uses Mapping to orient all of the buttons and joysticks in an intuitive fashion that is convenient and naturally easy to use for the average consumer. The controllers size and ergonomic design are based on Normal Distribution to fit an average hand size so that it will conform to the majority of consumers. It uses Similarity to it's advantage by keeping the same basic design of previous models, while also expanding upon it and making it even better. The controllers design is Symmetrical so that each hand manages the same amount of buttons and keeps the controller balanced.
Work Cited: i.i.cbsi.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim/2013/02/21/controller004.jpg
"You asked for a greener borough..." but did you vote for it? Either way, we are now going to hector you accordingly. Wood Green, Haringey, London
I like the shape of this bouquet. Very 3-D. If loosestrife isn't an option we could use white lilacs which I adore. The creamy and blush color palette would work nicely with my dress.
Photos from book Tussie Mussies The Language of Flowers by Geraldine Adamich Laufer (posted here for reference only)
3 examples of pillowslips folded and clamped to resist the Indigo dye bath. They have been dipped and are resting while the dye oxidises from green to blue
Binomial examples Polynomials (many terms) are algebraic expressions formed by adding or subtracting monomials (single terms with positive exponents or constants). A Binomial is a polynomial containing two terms, bi meaning two.