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From the window, it looked like Gracie Jo was sitting in the opening of the gate staring forlornly at the house across the street where she used to live. When I went outside, though, I realized Gracie Jo was having a staredown with Camille--barring her entrance to the yard.
This set of 6 photos shows their drama, as it played out.
(#1 in series of 8)
The building's main entry is set in the middle of the front tower. After walking through the vestibule, one can turn immediately to the left and climb a staircase to the second-story courtroom. Extensive artwork is present in the courtroom, including murals of interactions between Indians and Americans during the county's earliest years, multiple oil paintings, and wood carvings, plus a dome with stained glass
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Your interaction on my art is appreciated and does not go unnoticed
There was heaps out last night.
I seen a Tawny Frogmouth on the ground which seemed strange but it was ok ended up flying away.
What is different about this image is it was not made with the 90mm pro lens but instead the 60mm and also not the Godox V1 but with a compact little flash with around half the output Godox V350. I still used a full sized CJ Diffuser.
I like the weight reduction the 60mm and V350 brings to the table and with the mount I can have a larger light source.
This Diffuser configuration is aimed at people wanting to keep weight down with no compromise on the size of light source (Which I feel some overlook)
Charge time I ended setting to 0.2 , whilst 0.1 or even 0 with IS disabled is doable I could clearly see a very slight exposure change in the evf when testing with those settings so I decided not to push the capacitor or possibly cook my flash and be happy with a 0.2 charge setting.
My settings for this shot
1/50th ||| F5.6 |||| ISO 200 ||| Flash @ 1/64 + 0.3
WB 4600K (The V350 is warmer than my V1)
Not a single dropped frame all evening.
Location , Wodonga , VIC , Australia 🇦🇺
Helicon Focus
Adobe PS
Topaz Labs Denoise AI
Olympus EM1 Mkii
Olympus 60mm f/2.8 Macro M.Zuiko Digital ED Lens
Focus bracket of 169 images
Godox V350
️ CJ Diffuser and CJ Lens Hood mini
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©Craig Loechel
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Two female Wood Ducks jaw at each other, with a somewhat bemused looking male between them. This interaction unfolded at the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary in Calgary, Alberta, Canada — an excellent place to observe this species.
A male Common Goldeneye runs and flaps to get airborne in order to avoid the aggression of another male (signalled by vocalization).
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Apologies for my lack of interaction on here. Things are rather busy at the moment which has left me little time for social media and photography. I do have a few wintery images that I want to share though, and they will look pretty strange if I upload them in the spring or summer.
Photo By: Cate Infinity
"One Night" is a short screenplay set in a 1920s speakeasy in New Amsterdam, New York. It follows the interaction between Lily, a struggling burlesque dancer, and Detective Jackson. Lily's performance catches the detective's attention, leading him to strike up a conversation with her backstage. Despite their initial guardedness, they share a moment of connection, hinting at the possibility of a deeper relationship in the future. The screenplay explores themes of loneliness, connection, and the search for understanding in the midst of a bustling, yet isolated, nightlife scene.
Fade In:
INT. SPEAKEASY - NIGHT
LILY, a troubled burlesque dancer, performs on stage amidst the smoky, dimly lit atmosphere. DETECTIVE JACKSON, rugged and observant, watches from the bar.
DETECTIVE JACKSON
(to the BARTENDER)
Who's the dame up there?
BARTENDER
Lily. A real beauty, but troubled.
DETECTIVE JACKSON
Mind if I have a word with her?
BARTENDER
Tread lightly.
Detective Jackson approaches Lily backstage as she removes her makeup.
DETECTIVE JACKSON
Mind if I join you?
LILY
(surprised)
Sure.
DETECTIVE JACKSON
You're quite the performer.
LILY
Thanks. It's the only thing I'm good at.
DETECTIVE JACKSON
I don't believe that for a second.
LILY
(curious)
And what makes you say that?
DETECTIVE JACKSON
Call it a hunch. There's a story behind those eyes.
LILY
Maybe there is. But it's not one I share with just anyone.
DETECTIVE JACKSON
Fair enough. If you ever feel like talking, you know where to find me.
LILY
Thanks, detective. Maybe I'll take you up on that offer someday.
They share a moment before Detective Jackson leaves.
DETECTIVE JACKSON
Until then, Lily. Take care of yourself.
Lily watches him go, feeling a newfound connection.
Fade Out.
Soundtrack: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do7u3zJ36iI
A continuation from one of yesterday's posts. The eagle on the right eventually gave up and flew off the branch. It was a lucky opportunity to see this type of interaction.
Salts and minerals wash into the lake from Eastern Sierra mountain streams and with no outlet the freshwater evaporates leaving the minerals behind. The spectacular “tufa towers” calcium-carbonate spires and knobs, are formed by interaction from freshwater springs and alkaline lake water. Found this section to look like some found hanging from cave ceilings
For my video; youtu.be/ol43L-r1pO8?si=zp4rRB4cXgr2_xAm
Galway, Connaught, Ireland
People caring for people,
Audience interaction is one way of making live performances more interesting, like the Amanda Lee Swingtet performing the works of jazz singer Nat King Cole here. After all, nothing is better than two way communication to keep audiences involved.
I spotted this little foal with its mum in one of the sheep fields that I pass by most mornings since we've been in lockdown. Today they came right to the gate which made it harder to photograph them because of the bars.
120 pictues in 2020 (59) interaction
The magnetospheric plasma, solar wind and moon play over Skaftafell national park in southeastern of Iceland. Despite the very bright nearly full moon night the Aurora was glowing intense in the sky My 500 link 500px.com/yiannispavlis my facebook www.facebook.com/YiannisPavlis4/ my instagram www.instagram.com/yiannispavlisphoto/
Despite the fact that Svalbard islands aren't considered to be one of the best places for viewing the northern lights because they hang as a big doughnut shaped curtain around the magnetic north pole, approximately along the 69th parallel. (This curtain normally runs south of Svalbard and north of Iceland. Northern Scandinavia is straight in it's path )However one night we got super lucky viewing some activity in an area with absolutely no light pollution
I watched the amazing interaction between Bald Eagles as they fed on dead salmon. The afternoon sun on a winter day makes for interesting lighting.
Even despite the very bright nearly full moon night the Aurora was glowing intense in the sky while my friend happily shooting ,location West Fjords Iceland
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Featured in my photo-book ABSTRACTED ARCHITECTURE.
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Published in The Building mag's issue from June 2009.