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The afternoon train (named Gryf) from Olsztyn to Gdansk, Poland. A solitary figure walks on a platform at the station in Tczew at dusk.
The second of the two-parter. I had this crazy idea to do a picture that looked like when a character had to eat a boot in old cartoons. I added the colored vignette, desaturated it, and upped the clarity to give it an otherworldly feel.
Strobist:
AB800 @ 1/64 into beauty dish w/ diffusion sock, baby boomed camera right
SB600 @ 1/32, shoot-thru umbrella, camera left
Playing with images that to me evoke the mystery of the people who settled in New Zealand, and their passing. Despite thier hardships and challenges, they survived, and their legacy lives on in the names of suburbs, roads, parks, buildings - and in our blood. This is my inheritance,
Yet another photo of Howie. This one was processed using my new Nik Software Aperture plug ins, specifically Color Efex Pro. This is the Kodachrome 64 Professional program. I like it.
Olympus E-P1, Zuiko Digital 17 f/2.8
The Caribbean starts here. Trinidad, Cuba.
Original camera: Panasonic DMC-FX5. Postprocessed using Polagen (http://polagen.deviantart.com/).
The Beautifull View in Bandung. The road was so not good and dangerous.
Note : too many noise. I read that slow shutterspeed could increase noise. Next time, it should be setted on iso >400.
This day wept on my shoulders
Still the same as yesterday
This path seem endless, body is numb
The soul has lost its flame
Walking in familiar traces..
..to find my way back home
Blown candle then post-processed in Photoshop. That was during the massive strike of PabloPH Typhoon here in Tagum City, Mindanao, Philippines.
The Milwaukee freeway system...a dark and awesome monster to manuever...the traffic jams will eat one alive!
I can't put many pictures of the latest wedding I shot online, so here is just a preview taste
Best man makes a speech embarrassing the groom. Seeing this, I can see why we don't do it-it causes unneeded embarrassment