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Image taken 09.06.2018 by David Moth. At Aérodrome de Biscarrosse - Parentis Rue Costes et Bellonte 40600 Biscarrosse (LFBS)..Aquitaine...
Name: Qatar ExxonMobil Open
Category: ATP World Tour 250
Place: Doha, Qatar
(( I know it's not perfect but i just want to try something new in that time i hope you like it :) ))
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Nikon : D3
Lens : AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G IF-ED
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This is a real rose from the Netherlands. The color is created by injecting colored dye into the the stem. The rose then "moves" each color into the rose pedals.
Inspired by the vibrant colors of it’s sandstone formations, a National Geographic expedition was the first to coin the Utah State Park name, Kodachrome Basin State Park.
This photo was taken by an Asahi Pentax 6 X 7 medium format film camera and SMC PENTAX 67 1:4 45mm lens with a Asahi Pentax 6X7 67ø L39(UV) SMC filter using Fuji Provia 100F film, the transparency scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
Self Portrait,
shot 4 pictures, using Canon EOS 7D with a 430 EX II and a Samyang 14mm VDSLR T3.1 Lens, which were edited and overlayed in Photoshop.
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Metra F40PH-2 No. 152, still wearing its Seventies-inspired RTA lettering and colors, stops with train 37 at the College Avenue station, between the Glen Ellyn and Wheaton stops on the Chicago & North Western/West Line on 29 June 1989.
Now who say men can't do this? :) here is a prime example for the record, whilst editing this photo with one hand (mouse) i was rocking tickles (nearly 3 months old now) to sleep (which only took 30 minutes :) ) and discussing the finer points of why chaos (4 year old) should go to sleep even though she was sleepy but her feet were wide awake, ie walking around at 8:30pm - this rates up there with some of the best of a 4 yro's logic.
Here another example:
chaos: 'dad, ya know what'
me: 'what?'
chaos: 'we should get a icecream'
me: 'no'
chaos: 'but it s really hot day and it will cool me down'
me: 'nope, drink some water.'
chaos: 'i'll share it with you'
me: 'no'
chaos: 'it will help me go to sleep.'
and it goes on :)
anyway back to the multi-tasking...
As my friends and I were leaving Canter's (for our twice a year gathering), I had to stop at the display window of the store next to Canter's. This time they had a few mannequins on display with what were supposed to be costumes for Halloween. I guess Leeloo didn't go over with the current crowd. I suppose it had to do with the fact the movie the character was featured in ("The Fifth Element") came out almost thirty years ago. That means that a lot of the current generation may not have been born when this film was released, or maybe they didn't care or know much about it. Or, I could be wrong and maybe there were a surplus of Leeloo outfits that didn't all sell.
My son just couldn't decide which was more important,cartoons or Elmo on the computer.....hmmmm..........BOTH!!!
He's becoming quite the computer hog.lol You'd think I'd at least get to watch my show or Flickr one.
If your feet won't reach the floor,are you still big enough to use the computer?.........Bubby says "Yes"!
Hey guys,I've missed you all.I'm at a really busy time in my life right now with two kids and one on the way,I just can't seem to find much time for the computer.I took a bit of a break,so with Mom's encouragement,I'm hoping to be back in spurts.I hope to be by to see all my dear friends a couple of times a week.And maybe post once in a while.I appreciate you all so much and am only back because I missed you all so much and because mom insisted.lol
Thanks,Mom!Love you!
This is in the lobby of the Frank Wells Building. This is the actual Multi-Plane Camera, used on so many animated feature films. And it was only the feature films; Disney never let it get tied up for the shorts.
The Multi-Plane Camera is a complicated piece of engineering. To get a better idea on how it worked, here is a video I found on YouTube. Old Walt himself tells us about it:
100613/snap!_AFRICAN FESTA 2010/Yokohama
pinhole/5secs exposure
Diana Multi Pinhole Operator
Lomography Color Negative 100
Multi-directional signpost on the South Downs c1985
Archive: Early film files Scanned from 35mm Fujichrome RF50
This was taken at the Goldfield Ghost Town in Arizona, which is a former mining town, and now a tourist destination. It has a lot of old weathered buildings and rusted mining and railroad equipment which now has a lot of character and textures.
My friend held a YN560-II in a 8.6 inch Lastolite soft box at camera left for directional light while I shot this with my macro lens. The flash was in manual mode and was triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N.