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Purim is the 'carnival' Jewish feast, when people are obliged to be happy.
The Ultra-Orthodox Jews of Me'a-She'arim in Jerusalem are generally,
as their name implies, very conservative and strict in their way of life.
On this background it is impressive to see how they celebrate this feast.
Not a few get drunk so they can hardly walk.
These guys were playing music and dancing in the street,
for the fun of themselves and the passing strangers.
(i think it is also interesting to notice that despite all that was written above,
the facial expression of this man is not so much that of happiness...)
This shot on 25 of feb 2007 , from international circus in kuwait city.
CANON 400D/XTI
أُخِذتُ هذه الصورة في 25 مِنْ فبراير2007، مِنْ السيركِ الدوليِ في
الكويت.
Startrails of around 70 shots stacked together. For the last photo to stack, I tested different colors made with my RGB flashlight from HERRAMIENTAS LIGHTPAINTING
Vídeo: vimeo.com/141522696
Sponsors:
www.HERRAMIENTASLIGHTPAINTING.com
www.NEON-FLEXIBLE.fr & www.LED-FLEXIBLE.com
Macro Monday's and the theme of "Flexible".
I am hoping my angle of thought here comes across as valid for this week and if not then that's fine.
Whenever a pine cone is exposed to water the scales contract and close trapping the water. When the water is absorbed the scales open out again. This is what I would call flexibility in nature.
Maintenant que le support avec les tubes a été utilisés pour remplir d'eau les ballons directement depuis un robinet, il ne reste que les tubes plastiques et c'est l'idéal pour des prises de photos en macro.
Personal work with model Caroline Anne - yogi and gymnast. Shot upstairs at the Peacock Gym, East London.
Setup: Key light is Profoto D1 through a beauty dish, with a grid, to cmaera left. The backlight is another D1 through a 60cm square softbox (a zoom reflector in a couple of shots), mounted at the very back of the room, and aimed down at the floor. The clip lights are a B1 each side of Caroline, one with a zoom reflector (back left) and the other with a strip softbox (back right).
Photoshop: Bit of cleanup to remove things from the walls/background etc, played with lookup tables, and hue/sat colorise adjustment layers, plus a bit of desaturation. Burned around the edges to focus attention on Caroline. Some work on skin with curves to add a bit of sculpting.
Not very good setup shot here.
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A flexible female dancer stands with one foot in the air and one on the ground .Looking down.
Dancer from Bo Jangles Dance Studio.
Bestival, Kitchener, Ontario.
TFW's Flex Unit 769006 departs Heath High Level on its way up the valleys. 2R12 13:03 Penarth to Rhymney
Macro photo of a bunch of colourful scrunchies. This is my contribution to Macro Mondays theme FLEXIBLE.
The Bernoulliborg building houses the mathematics and physics departments of Groningen University and Hanze Polytechnic. Due to time constraints and the flexible interior program requested by the client, the architects chose a steel load-bearing structure, which is exposed in both the interior and exterior design. The public functions—library, reception, and restaurant—are housed in the transparent ground-floor volume. Two inner courtyards admit natural light into the core of the building. On the exterior, the upper portion of the building is clad in blue semi-transparent glass.
Gross square footage:
139,000 sq. ft.
Total construction cost:
16 million Euro
Architect:
De Zwarte Hond
Groningen Rotterdam
Another perspective: www.flickr.com/photos/leuni/6152501517/in/photostream
Assam clearly wanted to rest on the pillows in the kitchen but Nobuo got there first, so Assam contented herself with a well-placed sunbeam, in July of 2016.
A 7:00 AM work meeting yesterday gave me the flexibility to try to catch the Pan Am Loaded Ethanol Train in the afternoon. Of course, the train was supposed to run much earlier, having been reported southbound through Plattsburgh, NY on the CP D&H around 10:00 PM the night before, but apparently something happened on CP and the train wasn't through Whitehall, NY until almost 12 hours later! I arrived at Alplaus in Glenville, NY to find a Pan Am crew running the train's power from the south end of CP's Mohawk Yard up to CPF480, then back down onto the Controlled Siding East where the loaded ethanol train was parked. As the train performed its brake test, I shot a few "hide the blobs" photos, one of which you see here. At about the same time, the National Weather Service in Albany issued a Tornado Warning for nearby Amsterdam, NY and surrounding area. My brother (who's a meteorologist) and I both occasionally storm chase as well, and the storm chaser in me was a bit tempted to take off after the storm instead. But, having chased plenty of storms, I know too well that trying to see a tornado in the Northeast is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. There's just too many hills and trees to block one's view, not to mention that many Northeast tornadoes are often wrapped in rain. Anyway, I decided to stick with the loaded ethanol train, but I would only get them at one more location (Crescent / CPF477) before the skies really opened up with torrential downpours, some hail, and frequent cloud-to-ground lightning. Giving up on the chase ended up not being a bad idea considering the train then had to hold at CPF464 on the Pan Am side to let a track patrol run ahead. Then, further delays were in store for this train as the storm messed with the signals and switches, and they ended up having to sit at CPF464 for an extended period of time before finally hand lining the switch and proceeding just before sunset. It was an eventful afternoon for this train for sure, but it was also an eventful afternoon for the whole Capital Region. As it turned out, the National Weather Service in Albany confirmed that not just one, but two, short-lived EF-1 tornadoes touched down in Johnstown and Saratoga Springs, respectively.
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in the 'Flexible series' - such a wonderful flexibleshoot I had this week … viewing the result on my screen left me speechless … Soundous, this really is so good!!! 💟Thank you Salma for the support ツ - Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art 1/640s f/4.0 ISO200 - #teenmodel #kidsmodel #theartofchildhood #childphotographer #childhoodunplugged #creatmood #flexible #flexiblegirl #ballerina #dancer #gymnast #artofportrait #portrait_mood #conceptualphotography #fineArtschildphotography #fineArtchildphotography #thierryvermeirephotographer #canon #eos5dmarkiv #sigma50mmart @soundouskass