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It was a privilege and a pure pleasure to sneak around these ballerinas during their rehearsals, grabbing random scenes with my camera.
Not everything is in focus and it was challenging for me to chase moments with manual focus and available light.
Ilford HP5+, pushed 3 steps to 3200 ASA, developed in stock Ilford Microphen.
Hasselblad 500c/m & CF Planar 2.8/80mm
Sopelanako hondartzan MAKE UP CAMARENA eskolako ikasleekin praktiketan. // Prácticas en la playa de Sopelana con alumnas del centro MAKE UP CAMARENA
Model: Rebeca Florêncio
Stylish: Júlia Salgueiro
Consultor de Moda: Bian Bhifar
Hair and Make up: Douglas Guerra
Make It Interesting • Challenge No 1 (Water Lilies)
Source image with thanks to Peggy2012CREATIVELENZ
The tutorial for this effect is Here
I really am enjoying hand coloring and bringing some of these old black and white images to life.
I am so amazed lately with how many older image collections are unintentionally oppressive. A couple in love collection would be better titled heterosexual white couples in love. So many of the fairy tales I adore - all about little white girls. I had to make this little girl red riding hood from the moment I found her. So I don't know, for me spring is a time to move forward one image at a time . . .
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A bit more of a scar will be best.
Shots from the early filming sessions of 16mm of "It Happened Here".
Continuity Photographs by Rosemary Claxton.
A book worth reading 'How It Happened Here' by Kevin Brownlow, telling the life of the film and how it went into main cinemas.
Make: Arrow Puzzles
Series: Australia
Serial: 5200 01
Title: Finke River
Pieces: 1008 (36 columns x 28 rows)
Size: 28 ½ x 19 ¼ ins. 72.4 x 48.9 cms.
Date: 1983.
Made in New Zealand.
A number of these scenery-only puzzles have accumulated in the stack and I decided it was time to tackle one of them.
With no man-made objects, aside from an empty road behind the two trees on the right, there are no major structures to focus on - everything is sky, water, foliage, or rock.
The initial sift through the pieces sorted them roughly into groups for sky and water, rock, trees and greenery, plus the edge pieces.
The edge pieces were put together first to create the frame, and then immediately split into the four edges, as this was a puzzle I was going to build from the top down.
Starting with the far horizon, I put together the sky and background hills. Following on from that was the near horizon having sifted out the near-black pieces and the orange coloured pieces from the rocks collection. Filling in most of the gaps left the upper third near complete.
Next I switched tactics and put together the water and reed bed in the lower left portion of the picture. This completed the lower quarter of the puzzle, with the notable exception of the lower right corner.
From the remaining pieces, it wasn't too hard to pick out those pieces with tree trunks and major branches plus the few pieces that show the road, possibly the only straight line in the picture.
At this point I decided to assemble the completed portions of the puzzle and see what I had. Essentially the top was complete, the left-most two thirds of the bottom third with a number of columns of pieces extending upwards towards the top.
And then there was the minor task of putting together 300+ pieces largely of foliage. When staring at the pieces, a particular colour or shade seems to stand out and all you can do is gather all of those pieces and try to fit them together, with or without assistance from the pieces already placed in the puzzle.
This was helped to some extent by the fact that, unlike most of the Arrow puzzles that have passed through my hands, this one didn't feel like it had been put together and taken apart numerous times. The pieces fit together well and when correctly located you could be confident that they were in the right place.
Still, seeing as around 100 of the pieces are little more than green or yellow-brown smudges there was an element of trying each piece in each slot until they seemed to locate correctly.
The most difficult Arrow puzzle I have put together, so far. Pleased that I only have (nominal) 1000 piece scenery-only puzzles, at the moment.
Jeremy Dubow is a California-born artist who's formal training includes studies at the Florence Academy of Art in Florence Italy. He currently has a solo exhibit of his 11 x 14 oil on mylar paintings titled, Jeremy Dubow: Portraits at Hiromi Ogawa Architects Portland, OR location which will be open through July by appointment. The exhibit consists of 27 portraits each numbered according to the chronological order in which they were painted. Three of these paintings were selected and produced into Scout Books by Beadle Design. Kristin Beadle was so kind as to send us some great photos from the exhibit opening night reception and some great closeups of the Scout Books as well.
Students make themselves right at home in the newly opened One Earth dining room in Talley Student Union.
Don't wait for the perfect moment , Take the moment and make it perfect.
- unknown
لاتنتظر اللحظة المناسبة , خذ اللحظة وأجعلها مناسبة .
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البعض يحاول الغوص في أعماقك .. يلاحقك ليعرف كل شيء عنك .. لا لشيء ..
مجرد فضول .. فأهميتك لديه تنتهي بالوصول للأسئلة التي تدور في رأسه ..
- ماجد نافع , مغرد
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Photography is such magical world to be in , with your COMMENTS I could join it ^^
YOUR WORDS MAKE ME DO BETTER NEXT TIME so little help won't hurt !!!!!!
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This traditional origami ring starts with a half of a square paper. One special folding technique you would learn from this model is inserting one strip into the other.
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