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With all the rain we've had lately, it made sense to go looking for mushrooms. I found a few, but this is one of my favorites, mostly because it doesn't look like a mushroom photo.
It was a real joy to find and photograph the many frogs that were out today at Gibbs Gardens. I am not very good at giving directions. I said,"Turn around, and he did". He soon became bored with me and jumped into the water.
Fourth shot with Blanche-Neige in her little lake!
Shot that I absolutely adore... I think one of my favorite shots in a while! Something about the crazy flow or movement... I dunno, there's something about it that just really hits me!
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Credits:
Model/Concept/Styling: Blanche-Neige - neige-blanche.deviantart.com/
Hair: Kimberly Crane - http://www.modelmayhem.com/773223
Makeup: Lisa-Marie Charron - liza-marie.com
Video: Eva Jinn Production - http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Eva-Jinn-Production/154464104569387?ref=ts
Assistant: Anick Morel
Un grand merci à la grand-mère de Blanche-Neige pour le jardin!
Strobist info:
1x White Lightning X1600 in gridded beauty Dish above the model
86" Parabolic umbrella from camera right for fill
Triggered by Cybersyncs
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Rosettes flower and geometric pattern of the famous glazed bricks friezes found in the apadana (Darius the Great's palace) in Susa (Shush) by french archeologist Marcel Dieulafoy and brought in Paris. Such polychromic friezes used to decorate the walls of the Achaemenian king's palaces in their capitales of Shush, Ecbatan, and Persepolis.
Pavillon Sully at the Louvre museum, Paris, France, March 2010
Rosettes et motifs géométriques décorant les fameuses frises de céramique en briques cuites à glaçures trouvées dans le tell de l’Apadana (palais de Darius le Grand) à Suse (Shush) par l’archéologue français marcel Dieulafoy et ramenées à Paris. De telles frises polychromiques décoraient les façades des palais royaux achéménides dans leurs capitales d’Ecbatane, Suse et Persépolis.
Pavillon Sully, musée du Louvre, Paris, France, Mars 2010
The view over the islands of Cava (now uninhabited & in the foreground) and Flotta - from up on Houton Head. I particularly liked that morning winter sky.
This is a mere glimpse of Scapa Flow overall - which has an amazing long-term history -
......... so much more about Scapa Flow online at ........