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Some lIght leaks from accidentally popping the lens plate partly open before the film baffle flipped down. 1/500, f/11, TMax 400, Mamiya 135mm f/4.5 on C330. HC110 1:150, 40 min @ 22C semi stand
I was passing by this scene at the market place, these two guys were going to untie these sacks with water melons. The little kid was asking his father, "where is mine, it was blue".
This is so far the most difficult lighting condition to tame. Mid afternoon. Either the highlights are off or too underexpose, shooting manual at this condition is not as easy as I thought it'd be. Certainly I am in need of more clicks in this condition. I thought of shooting in Aperture Priority which I might later practice.
On another note, I thought of a crop at the right side, but the kid was talking about a "blue" sack, I though I'd keep it this way so it shows a bit more of those blue sacks.
Compensation for f/11 was way too slow even at this light, boosted the ISO to 500 to get this. Any suggestions to handle such condition? Highly appreciated.
The house that Jack built (video link opens in a new window)
Shot from, Nikon D300. Lense: 17-55 mm.Manual Exposure F/11. ISO 500. Exposure 1/50 sec.
Metering: Matrix. Manual Focus. White Balance: Direct Sunlight , Color Mode used: Fuji Velvia (kept the in-camera saturation low)
Used Photoshop some adjustments on curves and level. Added contrast. Reduce image size. No cropping.
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NJ Vietnam Veteran's Memorial, Holmdel, NJ
A 200-foot diameter open-air pavilion, inside of which are 366 black granite panels. Each panel represents one day of the year. Each panel is engraved with the name, date of birth and date of casualty of each New Jerseyan killed or missing on that date. There are presently 1,556 names on these 366 panels.
It's a little tight but this little bugger is so cute. He will not sit still for anything. Here he is learning his letters
In this informal learning area there is a mixture of seating for either group work or individual study. A large whiteboard acts as a screen between two group working areas. The colour scheme is coordinated in cool fresh tones. Two large plasma screen TVs display up-to-date news and sports information. Full carpeting helps absorb sound.
Sylvan Learning (3,200 square feet)
5007-G Victory Boulevard, Village Square, Yorktown, VA
This location opened in June 2022, replacing their original location at 729 Thimble Shoals Boulevard in Newport News; it was originally Sandpiper Books, which opened on July 1st, 1995 and closed in May 1997. It became a Heaven & Earth on August 1st, 1997, which closed in fall 2017.
photo courtesy of Aden
Caption from kit
10 ways to nurture a growing reader:
1) Read together everyday.
2) Visit your public library often.
3) Surround your child with books.
4) Tell your child stories.
5) Sing songs together.
6) Talk with your child.
7) Say nursery rhymes.
8) Make book sharing an enjoyable experience.
9) Let your child see you reading.
10) Praise your child's efforts.
Learning to read is a difficult thing to do!
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Here is my brand new design "Kids Learning Website" for a client.
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Kansas City Zoo
At about 10 months of age, Masika starts to stroll away from her mother, Makari, who is in the background. However, at this age, mommy rarely lets her little baby get more that about 10 – 20 feet from her. They are western lowland gorillas at the Kansas City Zoo.
GDS colleagues participated in 3 introductory sessions to coding at GDS. Students were from the Women's and BAME network. Volunteer coaches were from across the organisation, and included frontend developers, backend developers, and site reliability engineers.
Cathedral of Learning - University of Pittsburgh - the 42-story Late Gothic Revival Cathedral is the tallest educational building in the Western hemisphere
From my observations, come Wednesday, flickrians who choose to honor the bokeh day would mainly opt for flowers as their upload.
So then it leads to a question in my head; why flowers become popular subject to be associated with bokeh? One thing for certain, bokeh can appear in any images for that matter, not just flowers. And the irony is, more often than not, I myself would jump on the bandwagon with flowers for the HBW as well.
I have a theory to make: Flowers are popular because by nature they are mostly beautiful and largely regarded as icon for beauty. With the presence of the blurry effects in the background of an image that we call it as “bokeh”, it provides better contrasts for the in-focus flower in the foreground and thus, it distinctly manifests on its clarity and beauty. Or maybe due to other reasons only psychologists know best.
Frankly, I don’t quite have an answer to it.
Slightly more than a year ago when I first activated my flickr account, I was wondering over a strange word found in others’ photostreams. In the past many years of my life even in my English classes at the university level, I couldn’t recall stumbling upon such word as “bokeh”, let alone using it in my sentence. The only “bokeh” that I knew prior to this was a word in our localized dialect that means “to uproot”. For instance, “Bokeh pohon nyor”, means “to uproot a coconut tree” (An action where a coconut tree is deracinated or pulled out by the roots in an effort to conserve the tree and transfer it somewhere else – or to get rid of it totally)
Well, now I know another meaning of “bokeh”, thanks to Wikipedia for helping me with the meaning of it in photographic term.
HBW everyone!
Show'n'tell session by members of the Automotive team at Croydon campus who have been doing e-learning professional development this semester. Amazing work!!!
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Day 219 of 365: "Learning to Ride"
We needed her to have one more growth spurt, before she would really fit on the bike. She had it, so away we go.
Today, not only did I have to bring Jem's earrings back to life, but I also had to put upgraded training wheels on the bike our friends gave us for K before they moved.
She's taking to it pretty quickly!