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I figured the "Safe" Side deserved to see her, in her non-flashing (lifting her skirt) pose. She looked so damn sexy, in my humble and severely biased opinion. Yummmmm
If only she had the nerve to flash her pussy to all the cars going by.
Oh wait a minute she did have the nerve:
www.flickr.com/photos/13749332@N04/11390673856
Wooooo Hooooo
The Eastern Towhee looks more sparrow-like as a juvenile than it does as an adult, and perhaps that is the only time that this bird of the underbrush sports a look that betrays its origins. They are, after all, truly oversized sparrows. A flash of its spotted tail and a hint of rufous coloring on its flanks are the only hints of a bird yet to come. Like Thrashers and mocking birds, these birds flash their tail and wing feathers under a variety of circumstances. It’s a practice that can be used to distract predators, scare of competitors, and to flush prey. #EasternTowhee
Hier fahren insgesamt drei Autos vorbei. Die jeweilige Belichtungszeit beträgt 30 Sekunden. Überblendet wurde das ganze mit Photomatix. Zum Schluss hab ich dem Himmel noch etwas das Rauschen genommen. Blau isser ja trotzdem ;-)
Foto und Bea: www.waahnsinnsgestaltungen.de
Well as you may know, I got the Flash set today.
I quickly painted the face to look something like this: www.flickr.com/photos/mypeanut/12127669273/ , which was based off of JLU.
Model is Stephy,
Strobist info...
Elinchrom D-Lite 2 flash head (200w).
Camera left fitted with a large soft box, sel at 45 degrees to the model
Set up to achieve correct exposure at F11, 1/125s and ISO100/
Camera right fitted with a small soft box, at 45 degrees to model set to achieve F8
Trigger was a Prolinca IR device on the hotshoe.
Let me just say I went on a family trip with the intentions of taking some pictures if the opportunity presented itself. My expectations were not high especially because I knew California was in a state of drought for months now. Which meant no clouds and no wild flowers. After spending a few days by the coast and my constant dealing with capricious marine layers my expectations were more than solidified. I internally resigned I won't be bringing home any real gems. My last and only sunset in Joshua Tree national park proved me completely wrong. I was going back and forth all day, changing my mind constantly and driving my husband crazy about the location I would choose from. There were a few more traditional spots I could have picked but in the end I settled for driving on the main road and picking a spot to my liking. I was wondering about the off beaten path, watching carefully my feet since there were tons of holes of unknown inhabitants scattered around, when all of a sudden out of the corner of my eye I saw a flash of red. Once I saw it, I knew this was THE SPOT! A real gem, hence the title! This is I believe a Mojave mound cactus in its full glory.
She puts her small camera on a box
on the street side ,
she sets the delay,
its very late in the night,
I'm just looking around me searching for something to capture,
suddenly a light lamp,
the flash shines over the two friend girls,
stopping a life frame,
very late ,
in the night ,an ordinary night in the city ...
Lei mette la sua piccola macchina su di un armadio
sul lato della strada,
setta il ritardo,
è veramente tardi nella notte,
io mi sto guardando intorno cercando una immagine da catturare,
improvvisamente un lampo,
il flash illumina le due amiche,
fermando un fotogramma di vita,
molto tardi,
di notte,una notte qualsiasi in città ….
Taken with tamron 70-300 f4-5.6 vc with neewer ring light and triopo flash. No post. straight out of camera jpeg
Model: Nea
Strobist setup: Quadra Ranger with a CL umbrella softbox model top. SB-900 bare behind model right. Triggered with Skyports.
The Hundred Comics Monthly #31
1st. Appearance Mirror Master
Published by Colour Comics Pty. Ltd. Australia 1959