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NIKON D600 + 24.0-70.0 mm f/2.8 @ 42 mm, 202.00 sec at f/13, ISO 100
www.rc.au.net/blog/2013/12/24/lighting-st-marys/
© Rodney Campbell
Faerie Photoshoot
Location: Spring Grove Cemetary (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Designer: Brittany Everitt & Anna Messinger
MUA and Hair: Brittany Everitt
Model: Brittany
Best faerie ever (excluding my mom, of course)! Brass wings and brass keys on the ends of her braids, this costume was awesome!
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Looking at a scene in color requires a little mental shift to imagine what it will look like in black and white. There is another shift, at least as challenging, when pre-visualizing what it will look like shot in infrared. Green foliage reflects more infrared light than most other elements of a scene, and so at times the contrasts are surprising, with elements that are usually not so bright showing up much more so. For me, that lends a little magic to a scene, and I like that. Makes me think of faeries and stuff.
Of course, that is not how everyone thinks about this place. It was named “Tate’s Hell” after Cebe Tate. Here’s the legend, as per the Florida State Forest Service:
The Legend of TATE'S HELL...
A tale that has been told for many years recounts how Tate's Hell Swamp got its name. Local legend has it that a farmer by the name of Cebe Tate, armed with only a shotgun and accompanied by his hunting dogs, journeyed into the swamp in search of a panther that was killing his livestock. Although there are several versions of this story, the most common describes Tate as being lost in the swamp for seven days and nights, bitten by a snake, and drinking from the murky waters to curb his thirst. Finally he came to a clearing near Carrabelle, living only long enough to murmur the words, "My name is Cebe Tate, and I just came from Hell!" Cebe Tate's adventure took place in 1875 and ever since, the area has been known as Tate's Hell, the legendary and forbidden swamp.
I think I like faeries better.
She, the lovely faerie, played the role quite well. The lens flare above her head was a surprise on import.
Models are Kylie www.modelmayhem.com/477178 and Krystle profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile...
clothing designed by Lady Moon Designs www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5524457
Location- Queen Victoria Gardens, Perth
By Michaela Meadow
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Michaela meadow magic buttercup field faerie fae fey
A gift I made for Lita for Christmas.
Instructions for making your very own one of a kind Flower Pot Faerie are on my blog it's fun and easy! Perfect project to do with that special little girl in your life!
I fell in love with mushrooms as photography subjects while I was away. I suspect rosejones1uk's shots had something to do with it. If we're lucky, MJ may come by and identify some of this flora for us.
My husband found this silver bracelet in the water at the foot of a waterfall on Bennachie, a very famous hill and landmark in Aberdeenshire. I got it fixed by a silversmith in Aberdeen , but it has broken again. I recreated the setting where it was found by putting it in the stream near our house!!!
taken for "7 Days of Shooting" Week#5 "Silver and Gold" "Tatty Thursday"
Two of my leather masks from a feature in the Winter 2009 edition of Faerie Magazine www.faeriemagazine.com/
Cyclamen
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