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Redmond, Washington Police Department. Redmond Explorers Unit. All police car photos are at the AJM STUDIOS Northwest Police Department and are constantly being updated with new images. 2010.
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#EXPLORE/Aug 20, 2010 ✗163
You can find other my photos in Explore:
* Butterflies,
* Buon Natale / Merry Christmas / Feliz Navidad / Joyeux Noël / Frohe Weihnachten,
* sunrise
I love her.
Thank you on the Explore!
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EXPLORED #21
Au Musée Numisi à Velistsikhe, Kakhétie
Sony Alpha A77V
JPEG à partir d'un fichier RAW ISO 800, 1/20 sec f5 sans trépied
Traitement avec Lightroom et Photoshop CC
Photo prise le 29 avril à 16h31
She has been out of town for over a week, so I thought I would post one of us together. Thankfully, she will be home soon.
Project 52, Week 16. Taken with a Nikon 35mm f1.8 DX lens. SB 600 to the left at 1/4 power and YN460 lighting up the background at 3/4 power, triggered by YN RF603's. Took quite a few shots to get this, a bit of experiment, very hit and miss and I got a bit wet too, but it was good fun. Brightened the background and cloned out some drops post processing.
Wonderful place to shoot. Only about a mile off of the main drag. Uphill to the middle, both directions. After I took this shot, we headed back uphill and were hit by a snow squall. Unusual day to say the least. Bottom center, opposite bank, is a boat tied up with four people fishing...just to give you a idea of the scale of this place. Explore No. 205, April 7, 2014.
One of my photographic goals has been to take pictures of individual snowflakes. This has been a particularly difficult goal to achieve due to a number of reasons. First, the temperature and weather conditions need to be JUST right to create visible snowflakes, worthy of photographing (this is not often). Second, it doesn't snow every day (even if it has snowed often). And third, most of the times it has snowed, it was during a time that I could not get out with my camera. Either it was night time, during school hours, when I had an appointment, or when I was sick (and I was sick for six weeks straight this year, so this was often). I figured I would just have to wait until next year to get the shots I so desired. But winter wasn't done with us yet, even if it was the first day of spring! (After all, I was born in a blizzard at the end of March!) A friend of mine out in West Jersey posted a picture on Facebook of an individual snowflake which got me ALL EXCITED!!! I saw her picture during the school day and could not WAIT to get home to my camera and these snowflakes that seemed to be so well-formed! I just had to hope the temperature and conditions were the same by me, after school. I finally got home, and was THRILLED to see they were! My sister and I had a great time looking at and photographing these snowflakes! I'm sure we looked ridiculous sitting in the snow on our front lawn with blankets and towels. I was using a macro lens. The lens has a VERY narrow depth of field. So, if the flakes weren't completely flat and parallel with my lens, only part of the flake would be in focus. This was frustrating. And despite using a macro lens, it was still very difficult to get the flakes in focus. These that I am posting were the best of the crop. More pictures to come! I'll post a few each day. I'm not thrilled with the red background, but maybe someday I can figure out how to change the color in Lightroom.