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The shutterspeed could have been higher, the bin is annoying and I needed to be closer, but nature doesn't wait unfortunately.
Ok... não é bem 1 segundo do filme.
É mais uma sequência dos fatos.
A imagem da esquerda, o Edward Norton tinha acabado de sair com o Tyler do bar e eles iriam lutar pela primeira vez.
A partir dai rolam todas aquelas mudanças com ele e em seguida tudo acontece.
Coloquei umas referencias reais do filme (tipo o smile que aparece em uns 3 frames só em cima do telefone rs) e outras que não aparecem no filme mas estão no contexto.
- Dedicated to all those fighting, surviving, living with cancer and their selfless caregivers - My donation to Unmasking a Cure Relay For Life auction going on June 26th-July 3. All proceeds go to Relay For Life.
“Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important than fear.” – Ambrose Redmoon
Sequence of a White-tailed Jackrabit fighting over food. We had up to 12 in the backyard at once. It was a very long winter with a thick ice crust over the snow. Home, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. 6 April 2023
Video these frames are extracted from at www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUro7Z9kVH4. Other boxing video at www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYhhnc2nT7A
This shot was taken in the 1960's by my grandfather, Lucien Toucas at a bull fight in Spain. He captured many shots of this fight, and most, all recorded on slides, are in the process of severely discoloring.
Pop, in addition to being the executive chef of the renowned grand hotel, The Hotel Astor, in New York City, was a Frenchman, and would take a cruise now and then to his hometown in France, also taking in other European sights like this iconic fight.
Mixed in with Pop's slides were ones that appeared to be tourist photos that were sold to those whose cameras weren't working, or who didn't want to be bothered recording all the sights! I wouldn't have known they did that except for some of the markings on the slides. Many of those shots were obviously very professional. My grandfather had great equipment for the day, and was an avid photobug, but lacked some of the composition skills that were evident in some of those shots. He did a pretty good job on this one, though.
In my edit of this shot, I used the black & white filter to remove all the violet tones that came up on the pavement, but erased the rest to leave the colors. I think the result looks a little more natural. Many of these old slides are getting very purple, orange or red in tone now. Sadly, it wasn't that many years ago that they were just fine. Time is the enemy of film.
from 3-20-strobist meetup...theme...Fight Club
Strobist
One 550ex camera right fired using radiopopper and high speed sync
shot at f1.8
AvDef Falcon 20 F-GPAD takes off from Beja during the 2025 NATO Tiger Meet, part of the Red Air team for the exercise.
Aircraft: Aviation Défense Service (DEF) Dassault Falcon 20EW F-GPAD.
Location: Base Aérea Nº 11 (BA11/BYJ/LPBJ), Beja, Portugal.
Boy Birds doing what boy birds do while little sweet herself (on the left and to the rear awaits her champion
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St Catherines Lighthouse on the Isle of Wight. Backlit by the moon. A stunning evening considering the rain we had earlier in the day!
The mockingbirds love to pose and fight, the one in the back looks much worse for the wear, and a little rough on the wings too. The other one seems to be moving fluidly, maybe a little more confident! These two reminded me of old samurai movies, with their winds swinging through the air so much like katanas.
What I like best about the shot is the one on the bottom showing some type of defensive behavior, but doing so fluidly, look at his tail and how it balances the wing movement. This one is firmly anchored and drove off the poor intruder, who is looking rough. If you see him on large, you can see how rough he looks.
Saw this on explore this morning! Thanks everyone for looking and commenting, I sincerely appreciate it! Y'all rock!
Three pieces painted onto thick paper with acrylics.
The wrestlers act very differently to a fight out of the ring.
Part of my final major project.
Fight for Survival
Today is World Polar Bear Day, an annual event celebrated every February 27 to raise awareness about the conservation status of the polar bear.
Internationally, polar bears are listed as a vulnerable species by the IUCN. The primary conservation concern for polar bears is habitat loss and reduced access to their seal prey due to climate change. Scientists predict that as the Arctic continues to warm, two-thirds of the world's polar bears could disappear within this century. Research also shows that hope remains if action is taken to greatly reduce greenhouse gas emissions soon.
But while most people think that global warming is the overhanging threat to polar bear survival, it is actually the continuation of unsustainable hunting pressure that is driving the species towards extinction.
More than 600 (!) bears are killed per year by humans across Canada alone, the vast majority by indigenous Inuit people, a rate calculated by scientists to be unsustainable. Lack of courage and honesty from environmental groups and politicians is allowing this scenario to continue.
Morten Joergensen has written an important book about ALL the threats polar bears are facing, and with very urgent recommendations: Polar Bears on the Edge: Heading for Extinction while Management Fails.
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So while I was messing around with the coloured backgrounds i thought; 'why not create the dvd cover'... so I did. Not quite the same due to physically limitations, but you get the idea..
Another 'inspirational' quote:
"You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake, you are the same decaying matter as everything else." - Tyler