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The Girl: Dani Green
The Boy: Matt Verch
Strobist info: Camera left through black umbrella
1/8th pwr. via PC cord.
I know this style of editing can be a tacky cheap trick, but I just wanted to play it on with this one. I think it came out nicely. Yes this photo could stand alone without this type of editing but why not try it this way. View it large.
Info: Hot shoe flash inside 28 inch shoot through umbrella camera left just outside the frame. Triggered via pop flash
All details are on my blog 12/6/16: Joyful Creations with Kim. This card uses Taylored Expressions products that are part of the release on December 8th, 2016 at 7:00 a.m. PST. Be sure to head to the Taylored Expressions blog for more information and for a chance to win prizes just for leaving a comment!
senior thesis. something is missing. more color?
they didn't have a 6th 14" hoop at both michael's and the one joann's i went to and unfortunately i don't have time to scour southeast michigan for one hoop, so we're sticking with 5 hoops for now and then keep these studies going for a while.
Emotional Expressions , JOy and Gaiety Seen During CTM - Chennai Trail Marathon Held on 07th sep 2014 in chennai
Emotional Expressions , JOy and Gaiety Seen During CTM - Chennai Trail Marathon Held on 07th sep 2014 in chennai
Stockholm held its pride parade yesterday. Having never been to Chicago's version, I couldn't compare the two, but this one featured 50,000+ participants and was absolutely crazy.
It was about 5 or 6 deep along the entire route, so I was having trouble getting good shots. A photographer walking the route noticed my troubles, and she pulled me into the street with her. And even though I was walking around with my dinky Powershot A540, flanked by DSLRs everywhere, security didn't say anything as long as I acted like I was supposed to be there. Ironically, I did get yelled at by security when I was on the sidewalk, leaning my camera out a little too far. Long story short, the opportunity allowed me to get some great close-up shots.
From the Stockholm Pride Parade
August 4, 2007
One of the Holiday Portraits taken during the "Feed the Children" event this year in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Urban Expression is a workshop promoting reading, writing, and artistic skills for at-risk youths. A shared initiative with ACCESS Academies’ Succeeding with Reading program, this project will involve Chicago-based artist and 2010 Whitney Biennial participant Theaster Gates, whose neighborhood-inspired work celebrates culture and promotes social inclusion. St. Louis artists Stewart Halperin, Janie Ibur, and Juan William Chávez will guide students from Holy Trinity Elementary School in explorations of their daily lives using photography, writing, and art.
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kyoto, japan.
candids. the people of japan are all smiles and really friendly. notice the old man asking for directions from the hip fellow in the back.