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Long exposure of moving DJ/disco lights on the carpet from the night our living room became a disco.
Can't remember the exposure time but I did use the timer for the shutter release to avoid camera movement.
Boned/Tweaked Ollie
Strobist - Nissin Speedlite Di622,
1; from left
2; from right
both fired with Phottix PT-04TM wireless trigger.
Although my interview technique is superb and one could use this video as a tutorial on the in-depth probative interview technique methodology, the hidden gem here is the counter behind Meagan clicking away, oblivious to my charm.
Cameo appearances by: Glenn Crawford, Ralph Pericoli, Kirsten Holmquist, and Bill Clark.
Cardel Hawkwatch Site
Veracruz, Mexico
An old abandoned building on the way to Kettleness, we took shelter from the elements in here. Extremely delapidated and in unsafe condition.
Vectorized British Library image of a cat with many tails (which seem to be scaring it) from an old book.
If you love Clematis like I do, please click "here"
Clematis 'Multi Blue' has attractive navy blue, double flowers. These appear all summer long, although ones produced towards the end of the season may be semi-double. The plant's compact habit makes it ideal for smaller gardens and growing in containers. To prune, remove any dead or weak stems in late winter or early spring and cut remaining stems back to the highest pair of strong-growing buds. To encourage blooms to cover the whole plant, train the stems so that they are evenly spaced on their support. As new growth appears in mid-spring, train this to fill any gaps. Plant in a sheltered position that is not north-facing.
The orkest contains members of The Jettison Family, Tenuzu no Chiizu, Sugar Coated Mind Bombs and the famous The Julie Mittens.
Panel discussion on using multiple platforms to showcase different material for television shows at the Gutstein Gallery during the 2010 Savannah Film Festival.
- Dennis Burnett photo
Images taken with a Bronica ETRSi and Kodak Portra 400 .
Unfortunately the film is quite out of date and the resulting negatives were extremely thin .
With my old Epsom scanner from about 12 years ago , I've managed to get some detail out of the better ones .
The next roll I loaded , most of it I am exposing as an ISO 100 film .