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503CX, CF 2.8/80, Kodak Vericolor (VHC), V600, Affinity Photo
The two~legged Tojikoro lantern is famous for its uniqueness.
The Lantern Festival or the Spring Lantern Festival is a Chinese festival celebrated on the fifteenth day of the first month in the lunisolar Chinese calendar. Usually falling in February or early March on the Gregorian calendar, it marks the final day of the traditional Chinese New Year celebrations.
The 2013 Lantern Festival will be held at the Taipei Expo Park Area and Yuanshan Park for the first time. The grand opening ceremony of the 2013 Taipei Lantern Festival is scheduled on Feb. 21st and ends on March 3rd. The main theme of the year is snake as Chinese zodiac animal and others themes of lanterns are culture, aboriginal totem myths, and fairy tales. Several special activities will be performed on holidays and weekends, such as musical plays, magic and signing show, creative shows by flower painting masters, basking acts, and anima sculpting balloon act.
The wintry haw is burning out of season,
crab of the thorn, a small light for small people,
wanting no more from them but that they keep
the wick of self-respect from dying out,
not having to blind them with illumination.
But sometimes when your breath plumes in the frost
it takes the roaming shape of Diogenes
with his lantern, seeking one just man;
so you end up scrutinized from behind the haw
he holds up at eye-level on its twig,
and you flinch before its bonded pith and stone,
its blood-prick that you wish would test and clear you,
its pecked-at ripeness that scans you, then moves on.
Seamus Heaney, The Haw Lantern
October 30th 2006
I've been thinking for a while how to portray that emotion.
I was going to break a transparent Lego part, despite the fact that I always was against breaking Lego for art when others did it. But at the moment I felt like it was the only point of time when it was a right thing to do. Anyway, I don't have a hammer, so I couldn't do it.
Then I bought and tried to break a light bulb. Nope, it's unbreakable without a hammer, unless you are willing to pick up the shards all over the floor. And trust me, you don't want a tiniest, thinnest, almost invisible micro glass shard stuck in your foot.
So I cut a piece of package plastic instead.
I can't really comment on it, and I won't even take one particular picture like I did last year, sorry, it's not because I changed my mind or forgot or something, it's just no longer possible.
STROBIST: Flashlight behind the lantern shining through to light up the red glass.
SB700 CR and above on Manual 1/16th power with a Rogue Flashbender
東山花灯路 灯り
Lantern event at Higashiyama-Hanatoro.
Location, Ishibekoji alley in front of Kodai-ji Temple Park in Kyoto Japan.
OM-D E-M1 & ULTRA WIDE-HELIAR 12mm f5.6
Exhibition of Chinese lanterns at Longleat Safari Park.Photographs for sale at www.simonmaisiephotography.co.uk/prints
This is a cropped panorama from a temple on Kyushu, Japan. I also did some high resolution stitched ones here. I was amazed that none of the lanterns were burnt out. I was using a 680nm infrared camera on this trip, which keeps some colour in the shot rather than being completely black and white. There's very little processing done here, the lanterns actually turn out that way with infrared.
Exhibition of Chinese lanterns at Longleat Safari Park.Photographs for sale at www.simonmaisiephotography.co.uk/prints
I do not have any specialization or unique theme in my photography. I love shooting street candid but I also shoot landscape, macro, abstract, long exposure, infrared, cityscape, B&W, still life and all sorts of things.
I think this could be a problem for me to develop a personal style may be?
This is a macro shot taken in 2010. I love these lantern flowers.
Have a great Friday and great weekend!
Took my macro lens and went out to the front yard of my neighbors. Looking for macro subject.
This is what I called lantern flower.
Please tell me its real name if you know it. Thanks to Jess. Its real name is Physalis alkekengi or naked named Chinese lantern, winter cherry.
It is like glowing in the sun shade. I turned on the vivid color mode on my Nikon D300 and made it glows more like a piece of gold.
I love macro a lot. Please feel free to comment on my other macro shots.