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Learn to get in touch with silence within yourself, and know that everything in this life has purpose. There are no mistakes, no coincidences, all events are blessings given to us to learn from.
— Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
While on #Lockdown I've been trying to find things that could be interesting to photo in my garden.
Limited space. Limited subjects but I will continue to try...
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La vida es un largo camino en el que aprendes a aprovechar lo bueno y dejar lo malo a un lado, el problema es que aprendemos demasiado tarde.
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Life is a long way where you learn to harness the good and let evil aside, the problem is that we learn too late.
Because it's a fully functioning window. It shows better than on previous pictures. I've still got much to learn about photography though...
More people would learn from their mistakes if they weren't so busy denying them.
Harold J. Smith
wish you a great new week :)
This Saturday 10 volunteers organized a workshop to learn programming with the Scratch visual programming software and robotics with the Lego Wedo and Mindstorms kits to kids.
There have been a lot of other sessions for 3 years since we've started to promote this type of workshop.
Thanks to all these people and the organizations that provides knowledge, computers, resources kits and snacks (ADN Ouest, La ruche numérique, La cantine numérique, Devoxx4Kids, Coder Dojo, Coding Gouter, ...., as well as a large number of companies that are sponsors for these events)
Learn about the San Diego Zoo's successful koala loan program: zoonooz.sandiegozoo.org/zoonooz/have-pouch-will-travel-2/
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Learn from my mistake!
This one if from the archives, it was taken at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire in 2007. I posted this photo to demonstrate that it's sometimes necessary to switch over to manual focus from time to time. The lens/camera choose the easy thing to focus, which was the band-aid, but the Newt's head is out of focus. Had I just flipped the switch to manual and moved up 1", I would have gotten a better shot.
Any Comments or Critiques are welcome. What else could I have done differently?
Edit: This isn't a "Newt" per se, but a lizard known as a Anole. More info here:
Albert Einstein.
This one reminds me of something my friend Krista would do. :) She's so good at light, pastel images.
The weather is BEYOND gorgeous here in NJ this week. I don't want it to get humid and hot again but it's coming!! It's been so nice to have the windows open.
This is what makes it worth hiking for up to 3 hours at a time with a giant 4x5 camera on your shoulder.
Shot With- Crown Graphic- Graflex 4X5 Camera- Fuji Fp100B Black and White Instant Film.
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This is an old house in the Old City of Kastoria.
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Camera Model: Canon EOS 400D ; Lens’s focal length: Tamron AF XR 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 DI II;
Focal length: 22.00 mm; Aperture: 8.0; Exposure time: 1/ 80 s; ISO: 200
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My fav band is the Foo Fighters so as soon as I saw the theme I knew my pic was going to be inspired by one of their tracks. Learn to Fly is one of the first tracks that got me into their stuff so it felt right to try to find something connected to the word Fly. HMM!
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What the heck is a vertorama?
What’s that you say? This photo has been up on Flickr for quite some time without a link to a before and after comparison? Sheesh, I’m lazy. ;)
Anyway, this photo is technically referred to as a vertorama. It basically means that it’s composed of multiple stitched photos in a vertical format as opposed to a (more traditional) horizontal panoramic format. This particular image is composed of 6 HDR photos. The 6 (processed) HDR photos were stitched together using Autopano Giga, a very powerful piece of software that makes pano work very easy.
If you are curious about the HDR Panorama process, I’ve created a little tutorial that explains it in greater detail.
Ehem... And the link to the before and after is up ;)
Enjoy!
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Technical Mumbo Jumbo:
- Nikon D90 - Tamron 28-300 @ 28mm f/5.6 Iso: 200 / 6X3 (handheld) Exposure Brackets (-2,0,2)
- HDR Photography Processing & Tone Mapping using Photomatix Pro
- Stitched the 6 HDR photos with Autopano Giga
- Post Processing & Color Correction using Photoshop
- Enhanced detail & texture with Nik Software Sharpener Pro
- Witnessed the elusive London sun =(
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