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testing the free trial version of "Silver Efex Pro"
Since 1972, Japanese-born choreographer/dancers Eiko & Koma have created a unique and riveting theater of movement out of stillness, shape, light and sound. Eiko & Koma dance about what matters to them. Thier subjects are elemental; their message pitiless yet humanistic. Both their choreography and stagecraft are characterized by bold, highly theatrical strokes. The result is stark, infused with relentless stillness that subverts and transcends our everyday notions of time and space. www.eikoandkoma.org/
Water is a new, site-specific performance that was held at the Paul Milstein Pool, Hearst Plaza in Lincoln Center. The free performance was held nightly at 9:30pm last July 27-31, 2011.
RESIDUE: An Installation by Eiko & Koma is being held from July 19-October 30, 2011 at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at New York City. www.nypl.org/events/exhibitions/resideue-installation-eik...
Taken in a residential area or shabiat, in Al Ain, these old residential areas are slowly disappearing to make way for modern homes.
This image was captured with a Nikon D-1X camera with a 70-200mm VR lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar Flash media. All file was post processed using NIKON capture.
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One magical evening in Ireland. The sunset just kept getting better and better. We stopped shooting down the road, got in the car and had to pull over when the color started to give its all.
My wife has convinced me to again try two different views of the same image. She loves color images, while I love black and white. I figured I'd put it to a vote again to see which prevails. Let me know which you like better, the black and white or color version!
This image was shot along the Sea Wall around Stanley Park in Vancouver BC during a light rain.
D800, 24mm 1.4, 60s @ f/16, ISO 100. Lee Big Stopper and 3 stop hard grad. Processed in Silver Efex Pro 2 and Photoshop CS6.
Inspired by the work of others, I'm starting to experiment with ICM. Early efforts were marked by over-exaggerated movement of the camera, but now I'm a lot more subtle and I think this improves things.
This isn't my sharpest or best lit shot of a water drop, but it's my first time achieving this shape. A collision with no stem and a nice ripple made for a pretty interesting shot I think. Please let me know what you all think, any suggestions or comments will be welcomed and appreciated. Enjoy!