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I am not comfortable with street photography and decided to use my camera on live view at waist level - a first for me. I would not be comfortable asking to take a photo so they tend to be grab shots. I also tried out the filters on my camera - fisheye and HDR but as we can only submit one image I chose this one.
… for dedicated Flickr users. I have been in a state of shock and sadness all day due to the changes announced by Flickr. For more info:
www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/nov/02/flickr-delete-...
There could have been so many other ways to reduce the content on the site and it is so completely untrue that those with large numbers of photos are not using the site for social interaction. This is certainly untrue of our vibrant dolly community. But we all know this is not the real reason for these harsh new restrictions - its all just about the money.
I'm not tagging anyone at Convention - I don't want to spoil their fun.
Links to conversations here on Flickr today:
www.flickr.com/photos/jade__mermaid/45626775642/in/faves-...
www.flickr.com/photos/lichtspuren2011/44768225905/in/date...
The recent Wavelength Festival that was held in Torquay had this attraction where you could interact with the light displays by touching them and producing different sounds like bird song.
www.intersectionconsulting.comWhat are your most important interaction channels? Where can you have the highest impact with your target audience?
How well do you communicate at each touch point?
Is your brand message consistent?
Does your target audience have a positive experience at each point of interaction?
Take an objective look at each interaction channel - What can you do to improve the experience for your clients and prospects?
Develop some strategies for each audience touch point - What is the goal of each interaction?
I am constantly drawn to this stretch of coastline because of the interaction between the water and the raw rugged rock. No image is the same and so there is always a nice surprise with every click of the shutter.
© Christopher Johnson
Inside the Space Life Sciences Laboratory at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, bobtail squid are part of preparations on May 20, 2021, for the Understanding of Microgravity on Animal-Microbe Interactions (UMAMI) experiment that will launch to the International Space Station aboard SpaceX’s 22nd Commercial Resupply Services mission. The experiment will examine the effects of spaceflight on the molecular and chemical interactions between beneficial microbes and their animal hosts. Amimals, including humans, rely on microbes to maintain a healthy digestive and immune system. UMAMI is one of several experiments bound for the space station in the Dragon capsule atop the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. The mission is scheduled to lift off from Launch Complex 39A on June 3. Photo credit: NASA/Isaac Watson
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Camera : SONY α6500 ILCE-6500 “ E-mount ” “ SonyAlpha ”
Lens : SIGMA 30mm F1.4 DC DN | Contemporary C016 “ E-mount ”
Interaction between Wild Horses (Equus ferus). The buckskin on the left is talking to the Spanish mustang stallion on the right. The primitive markings on the stallion's legs, tiger striping, is easily seen.
Went to Kew Gardens the weekend ... they had a little "petting zoo" for the kids :) ... was delightful watching the kids getting all involved with all the baby animals :)
(the lambs were really dirty tough :( ... )
Wood Duck WODU (Aix sponsa)
King’s Pond
Cedar Hill Golf Course
Saanich BC
DSCN1519
one of those spots where folks feed ducks... and has become a favorite for mallards & WODU ,amongst other species
Probably the most dependable locale for Wooduck during this time of the year
First rays of sunlight interact with the fog rising off the fishing pond, as giant sequoias stand like sentinels in the forest behind.
Balch Park, California.
"The simplicity of the interaction is one of the most critical things."
-Colin Angle
(Colin Angle is co-founder, chief executive officer and chairman of the board of iRobot Corporation - not very poetic I know)
A little play on a rainy day! Hope you all are having a good one!
For interaction, I wanted to bring home the idea that a Subaru is a car for adventures. With the pup in the back, the lighting, and the overall scene, my hope is that the viewer wants to go outside and experience those adventures. I had to do a lot in post. I cleaned up the reflections on the left side of the car, made the lighting a bit more dramatic, added the clouds, and retouched the windows. Ty kept licking them (lol). I think the use of the 24mm was effective in making the angle more dramatic. I think it emphasizes the parts of the subject I wanted to emphasize. Overall, I'm happy with this picture. It is definitely more edited that my normal style goes, but as I was researching for this project, automotive photography seems to have more contrast, so I tried to emulate that style within these pictures.