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one needs to proceed gently and slowly, when everything is sooo delicate...
from 15 cm square of quite thin paper as a result of innocent conversation with Filip and Robin :) 10 levels, but as Malachi said, it's not for sane people, but... who cares :)
this is my first 10 levels hydrangea, but the center really isn't neat, 9 levels from this size is quite reasonable, but ten is too much, i wasn't able to narrow these last petals
Trying to get a motion shot for "Excercise!" in the Flickr Monthly Scavenger Hunt was a decent workout. I'm still not happy with the shot but I'm done...
The task tonight was to set up a basic 'still life' and light it as you see fit ... here are the results !!!
The images were lit by using my Canon 430EX II flashgun behind a white umbrella, all controlled wirelessly by my 7D.
Thanks to Jeff and Brian for supplying the 'props' tonight !
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A C-130J Super Hercules prepares to drop a container deployment system during a flying training deployment July 16, 2013, in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. FTD Thracian Summer is an opportunity for American and Bulgarian forces to train together and learn how each other perform their mission. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Trevor Rhynes)
A portrait of 37604 sitting in the former "up" loop in what remains of Workington yard.
This loco had latterly been a member of the XHSS (stored serviceable) pool & stored at M.O.D Longtown.
On June the 16th it worked 0C92 Longtown to Kingmoor and by the following morning had appeared in the XHCC (Cumbrian Coast) pool, suggesting that something was afoot.
On Thursday 22nd it worked Kingmoor to Workington as 0Z37 with "CCTB" appearing on some TOPS lists erroneously hinting that it might be the oft' mooted Cumbrian Coast "Thunderbird".
In actual fact, with only five functioning traction motors that was never going to be the case and the loco is stabled at Workington to facilitate the training of Northern Rail drivers on the type.
How long for remains to be seen but I suspect that when that role ends it will be for the chop.
An exercise...just for the hell of it ;)
Original Picture by L'Etrusco
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A picture from my fitness shoot with the terrific Lane and Zhenya on 7/29/17 at Lunatic Lens Studio in Phoenix. This shoot was great fun. Makeup and hair by the models themselves. On Zhenya, the main light was a DigiBee800 with a standard 7" reflector fitted with a 20° grid, camera left. Zhenya's rim light was an Alien Bees B1600 fired into a medium gridded strip bank, behind her, camera left. Both lights were triggered with Pocket Wizards. A large, white foam-core board was to Zhenya's left to fill shadows.
Olympus OM-D E-M1 mirrorless camera with an Olympus 12-50mm f3.5-6.3 lens. ISO 200, f10 at 1/125 second.
A C-130J Super Hercules drops a container deployment system during a flying training deployment July 16, 2013, in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. FTD Thracian Summer is an opportunity for American and Bulgarian forces to train together and learn how each other perform their mission. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Trevor Rhynes)
I've never seen one of these before. Definitely looked like hard work to me. She was 'stepping' along at quite a speed too. Somehow I don't think I'll be buying one to use but good luck to this lady. I'll stick to my static exercise bike, at least that one has a sadle!
Was a clear out of one of the porta cabins and to see what no longer required ...Other than the two Bova seats in the for ground and the crap in the boxes All the seats are needed as all from coaches that have been downseated.
This is a cross-excercise using friendly battle between CSF Soldiers to hone their combat skills individually and in squad.
The Teams participated in the combat exercise are the Bravo Company led by Lt. Azeeb Sheikh (LT) and PLAN Foxtrot Squad led by Lt.Col. Ling Xiaofan (Siren).
The scenario will be like this:
Bravo company will defend an anti-air emplacement site while Foxtrot team will try to assault and destroy the Anti-air emplacement.
Check out the whole album!
He had been reading like this for ten minutes when I left the gym. I wonder how much of that book he plans to read while in the splits. I can easily touch my toes for a minute, but this would be painfully impossible for me (even 50 years ago).
Shot this whilst doing an excercise with a student the other day, where we were shooting pre-focused at 3metres and shooting from the hip. We were crossing and re-crossing the zebra-crossing by Hammamatsucho station, as the light under the bridge there is always superb, streaming in from the west side of the bridge and lighting people on one side so well.
Love the slight up-angle I get when shooting vertical, with the camera just held down by the side of my leg. Especially with kids, as you are on their eye-line which makes all the difference from the usual perspective of shooting from the head, where you are always looking down on people. You gotta be on the money with regard to framing and timing. But, practice makes perfect.
Minimal editing to this, just to clone out the very burned-out outline of a lady at top right. The crop is straight out of the camera.
Black and white done in-camera using my 'Monochrome-02' picture control.
japanorama.co.uk/2010/04/28/nikon-picture-controls/
Nikon D700
Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 Ai @ f/2
Focus set to 3m, shot from the hip... well, from down by the side of my right leg actually :-)