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Still can't get over the fact I can shoot this thing anytime.
I'm doing these border things as a shout to Peter Li, aka Linhbergh's photo "instructor"
And you know how much I look up to Mr.Nguyen.
European Starling at the nesting hole. My photo buddy shared her great finds with me today - sadly we think one of these naughty birds destroyed the woodpecker eggs in a nest in an adjacent tree. So no woodpecker nest action for us today.
This is the fifth of five places we stopped at on this magnificent stretch of the Cornish coast line, looking towards Trevose Head lighthouse. The sun by this point was really starting to approach golden hour now, and combined with the blue sky, the scenes were getting quite warm in colour. I've always enjoyed shooting slide, and places like these really make it sing. I have to give huge credit to the Mamiya 645 Super (with metered prism finder) here, as I was going solely off the finder light meter, and it's really done a fine job with slide film. To give an idea of scale, because sadly no one was stood on the far cliff at the time, the bench in the very top right should provide some appreciation for how big these waves were.
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Recently, it's occurred to me that I wanted to try something a little different and step outside of my comfort zone... just a little. I've always had a love of the sea, and a fascination for waves (and indeed most things in nature which exhibit such complex behaviour), so I thought I'd give it a go. Instead of the classic landscapes, can I turn my hand (or rather eye) to shifting the focus towards waves as the main element in a scene, rather than a mountain, say. Their constant motion, which is typically so difficult to predict, forces a whole new way of looking at a scene. So this is the start of a short series of photographs taken either of waves directly, or where the wave is the key element in a scene. This first set, which I'll upload in relatively quick succession, was all taken in Cornwall, and all on a Mamiya 645 Super and a manual focus 105-210mm F/4.5 lens. The films used are Ektar 100, Portra 160, Portra 400 and Provia 100F.
No good photo today. I got home with no photo taken and I had to go out to run. First day of training after my rest weeks. It's cold outside and dark...but I need to start training again. Selfie photo and run!
Project 4 - Wind 2 of 2 - Black Law Wind Farm.
Entry in the 3 men in a bar photo pool. Black Law is the largest operating windfarm in the UK . The farm comprises 42 three-bladed turbines with a total generation capacity of 97 MW. Taken on the vernal equinox 2009.
Project 365 08/17/2017: My kid's and their grandpa's grownup toys (RC Planes) hanging in the garage and ready for the weekend.
Let's call this one a Grandscape. On the left El Capitain and on the right Half Dome at Yosemite National Park in California. I've been attending a fabulous photo workshop and let's just say I saw some pretty good scapes. More to come.
finally, something i am actually happy with. took me ages to do this.
and this quote kind of fits in with my mood at the moment. i think i am actually the happiest person in the world......
A* in GCSE English, i can't believe it.
and just added this is week 10 52 week project, theme: darkness.
i think the explanaton is kind of self-explanatory with the quote. yes, the world is dark in some places, but it is such a minority compared to the many positive places.
by Clayton Thompson (Vic)
Project Bread is an exploration of economic inequality and an examination of the disparity between the distribution of wealth and income.
Why is it that some are so blinded by their obsession with the accumulation of wealth that they overlook those less fortunate and in genuine need? Why is it that 1% of the world's population owns 50% of the wealth?
Project Bread is constructed from donated bread crates and depicts the ugly truth of the 'Global Wealth Pyramid".
Bread/ Dough = slang for 'money.
This artwork won the Currumbin RSL Kid's Choice Award this year!
Swell Sculpture Exhibition
In early 2002, in a justified act of revenge, I stole my friend Andrea Zink's bra. You know, that fleshy, beige-coloured bra all girls own for under white or sheer tops.
I began a campaign to photograph as many friends, acquaintances and even family in the bra. Then I sent the photos to people I knew around the globe with as a postcard template which they printed out and mailed back to Andrea, convincing her that her bra was on a walkabout around the world—torturing her from each locale.
Andrea hated it. One day, figuring I must've been the cause of all this, she marched into my office and threw a particular postcard (#002 to be precise) at my head and yelled "Make it stop!"
I did not.
This is a continuation of the current project of an Image a day.
This will take a year to complete. It will be a "Colour Project"....numbered 731 to 1100 and it will begin on September 1st 2022..
I will also include an additional 4 Sets that will last a month each.
First will be Vines and Vineyards in November.2022.
Second is Forests ,,Water, ,Trees and Leaves in February 2023.
Third "Light Eating Objects" in May 2023.
Forth will be another B&W . August 2023.
On top of all that every month will feature a small set of 4 pics with different themes.
As you can see I shall be a busy Bunny!.
Hope you like the stuff!!!!!!!.
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Three days on the trot in the flat and was going a little stir crazy. Had to get a little creative in the corridor with the fisheye.
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I love these dolls, they remind me of Liv! Only the deluxe ones that come with an experiment have articulated bodies.
Today I went with two friends to do an iron way near Centelles. It is called Baumes Corcades and it has the longest Nepali bridge in Europe. This is my friend finishing one of the most difficult parts of this iron way.
I'm currently working on a project that will represent a 1/76 scale Transport Museum - an ideal way for displaying all kinds of transport models.
Using a couple of my GGX / MOD garage extension units, slightly chopped about gives plenty of capacity and allows for an easily removable roof.
A spacious forecourt and adjacent roadway will also be included. Here the shell of the building is complete and filled with a variety of 1/76 scale vehicles from my shelves.
Overall view with the roof in place.
More to come.
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