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One of the many gazebos available at Edwards Chapel in Redlands, CA which await a young couple to take their vows. It's hard to think of a lovlier setting.
Assignment for cwd. A sunrise from Friday and a wildflower. I tried to get the sun in position to make the flower look like it is glowing in the center, in case that is not obvious :)
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South West trains EMU class 455/7 number 5722 is on the left with the 14.12 London Waterloo to Shepperton via Kingston. On the right is Southern class 455/8 number 455839 with what is believed to be the 14.13 Victoria to Caterham on 10th October 2012.
I have things set up so that multiple students can be safely buffing, grinding, or forging at the same time. So far, so good.
Multiple exposure on film; Lomo Metropolis 400; Tamron SP f4-5.6/70-300 USD; Tiffen enhancing filter; Minolta Maxxum 5.
I've used this technique before, but I wanted to give it another go.
For this shot, I used one of the slides provided in one of the Light Blaster Creative Slides Kit. I photographed the slide being projected on my studio wall. Then I set my 5D III to multiple exposures [Average] and shot a self portrait using a couple of rim lights.
I changed the photo to grayscale in post.
I must say, I was extremely lucky in my framing for this shot. My eye happened to be positioned in a perfect (dark) spot that made it distinctly visible and eye-catching (pun intended).
strobist: 1 Canon 580EX, above camera, shot through a Light Blaster using the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art as the projecting lens (First Exposure). 2 Canon 580EX flashes, camera left and right (behind subject), gridded, used as rim lights (Second Exposure). Flashes triggered via Cybersyncs. Setup was very similar to this except speed grids were added to the flashes to prevent the light from bouncing all over the room and contaminating the first exposure.
Photo by Amy Snyder.
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Kodak 35mm 400 Pentax K1000, SMC Pentax FA 320mm Zoom lens
Arista C-41 color process ©2013auxiliofaux
Much as I love our dining room during the daytime, I tend to be most productive at night. Here's my multimodal setup for research and writing. Paul's model of the Valiant is peeking out behind my easel on the right side.
Draft manuscript is in one binder, image list with captions in another binder, plus a printout of excerpts from the 19th-century Frank Reade dime novels and various reference articles. I also kept our Boilerplate book handy so I could cross-reference key dates, since the characters appear in each other's books.
Just playing with one of the new LEGO Captain Jack Sparrow minifigs.
Just the best bit in any of the films so far is this trippy bit with the multiple Jack Sparrows and the ship and all the weird pebble crabs. Great concept, highly creative and so well executed. Just brilliant I thought.
Shot with a single minifig.
The gardens at Haddon Hall.
On a hill so multiple layers going down towards the river!
Although you can see the river, the gate to it is padlocked shut!
The garden terraces down to the river.
View of the River Wye.
Rapids on the river!
There's evidence of three consecutive years of moose browse on this red maple sapling. The straight gray twig was from 2 years ago, then the lateral sprouts were browsed last year, and then the most recent sprouts were browsed in the last few weeks!
At 1615hrs on Friday 02 February 2024, Transport for Wales Class 197 DMU no. 197010 departs Frodsham station in Cheshire. This train was 1D09, the Liverpool Lime Street (1547hrs) to Chester service.
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Un dels múltiples serveis Iryo amb un Frecciarossa ETR-1000 sèrie 109 entre Barcelona Sants i Madrid Puerta de Atocha Almudena Grandes al seu pas per la Gornal, amb la gran fà brica de Saint-Gobain de l’Arboç de fons.
Uno de los múltiples servicios Iryo con un Frecciarossa ETR-1000 serie 109 entre Barcelona Sants y Madrid Puerta de Atocha Almudena Grandes a su paso por la Gornal, con la gran fábrica de Saint-Gobain de l'Arboç de fondo.
One of the many Iryo services with a Frecciarossa ETR-1000 series 109 from Barcelona Sants to Madrid Puerta de Atocha Almudena Grandes as it passes through La Gornal, with the large Saint-Gobain factory of l'Arboç in the background.