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Branch: Evergreen.
Event: Summer Reading Celebration, Yo-Yo Magic.
Date: July 16, 2010
Description: Tools of the trade.
Last Sunday spent again the entire day in the fantastic hide built by pro photographer Han Bouwmeester.
Light was very difficult and had to use most of the times very high ISO values to get acceptable shutter speeds. Many thanks to the fabulous D7000 to allow me to get some nice photos.
The Yokohama Art Triennale was an art revelation for me. There were bubbles with screens reflecting some fast moving visuals, bizarre animal sculptures, and all of it so organised of course. Click here to read the entire post.
Here's another shot from the Triennale, and one here and here in the city.
Also quite extraordinary on Black
This past August at the Magic PRIDE Festival, this shirt was being sold, some proceeds from which supported OutReach, which is Madison's LGBT+ community center.
The design on this shirt is based on a promotional logo for the original Magic Picnic here in Madison in the late 1970s. "MAGIC" stood for the Madison Area Gay Interim Committee, which was formed to counter the anti-gay campaigns of the late 1970s/early 1980s.
Since I love things that are cute AND support good causes, I bought three of these "Pride" shirts: Two in medium size (one for myself and for a friend who couldn't attend), and one in small size (which I thought my friend's shirt size was, but is the size for a relative of theirs who identifies as LGBT).
Light Science Magic.
There are a total of 5 shots in the set showing the slight variations of Black-on-black. The first 3 were shot on a black cloth(not velvet). The last 2 were on semi-glossy matboard.
Gave some definition to surface by slowing shutter by 1 stop. 1/1000 to 1/750. Gave enough light to see subject and surface.
As the book said, it started to become a preference thing between #2 and #3.