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I put off my picture again until the last minute and tried to shoot a water droplet illuminated by an off-camera flash with a purple gel. Working with speed lights has always been a frustrating experience for me as I have not mastered how to set them up or control them properly. This is the best of the bunch and it is not sharp or clear, but sometimes we have to fail to figure out the areas that need improvement. I might have to keep working on this type of image until I master it.
These three Little Black Shags appear to have put themselves out on a bit of a limb... The colony is just out of sight to the right; I wonder if they've had a tiff with their neighbours - or perhaps they're just having a bit of Time Out...!
Thank you for the very kind and encouraging comments beneath this photo...! Your support is very greatly appreciated.
Iedere zondagmorgen rijdt er een trein van de Valleilijn door Putten, op weg naar de wasstraat in Zwolle. En na zijn poetsbeurt keert deze trein dan weer terug naar Amersfoort.
Vandag waren het twee Protossen, maar het hadden ook Flirts of zelfs de enige Mat'64 in Valleilijn-kleuren kunnen zijn. De tijden lijken steeds hetzelfde, de samenstelling kan iedere week varieren.
Hier rijdt Protos 5034 voorop en nadert station Putten. Vanmiddag komt het setje blinkend schoon en goed voor de zon weer terug door Putten. Voor de snelle beslissers: Dat zal om 15:02 uur zijn.
I put this red cushion in my living room "studio", and it's always JUNE who ends up sitting there. Sooooooo, I quickly turned on my lights and was even able to put this bow tie on her without her jumping down! She is a most cooperative model!
I put different colour acrylic paints on two pieces of card, stuck the cards together and then peeled them apart. This is a close-up photo of the resulting lines and shapes.
This is good fun!
When I look at the photo, my mind flicks between seeing lines and valleys. It's probably similar to what psychologists term figure/ground problems, where our brains try to impose three dimensional rules upon a two dimensional image (i.e. a photograph). You are looking at ridges of paint here. The ridges at the bottom right of the shot are probably the most obvious example of ridges.
The colours I used were titanium white, phthalo blue, naphthol red light, and mars black.
I'm fascinated by how these shapes look so much like shapes found in nature, such as branches and twigs, rivers and streams, ridges and valleys. Perhaps, most of all, the patterns remind me of the patterns in leaves.
Warszawa, Poland
Autumn
NIKON FM2 and Washi 500
"We Have Never Met" project puts myself and another photographer together from anywhere in the world as we shoot one roll of the same film together...kind of....at a distance anyway. And then combining the effort into a tangible photowalk of sorts."
This time it is with my friend Erik Mathy from San Francisco. The entire series will be on Behance soon.
Thanks for visiting! Most photos are of Mei, my wife and muse.
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When a white painted bike appears somewhere, it was put there as a memento to an accident in which a cyclist was killed. It makes me very sad every time I pass by such a place.
I must say however that if we really want to reduce the number of deadly accidents with cyclists, then it is not helpful to point fingers only at car and lorry drivers while ignoring the cavalier attitude many cyclists display concerning safety. Bike lanes should be used, helmets should be worn, lights should be used at the front and the rear, bicycles should be maintained, easily visible clothing should be worn rather than black spandex, and there should be general understanding that traffic rules are there for a reason.
Every victim of a traffic accident is one too many, and things must change. We can't just go on with the old mindset and hope that somehow things will get better even if we don't, because that is not going to happen.
Camera: Nikon FM2n
Lens: AI-S Nikkor 85mm f/2
Film: Kodak Portra 400 professional grade colour negative film
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
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Update: See this small animation based on the above photo (with original music!).
This is a long exposure shot I took by night in a street in the centre of Brussels, Belgium.
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The Pulse Beat of Life
A poem by Darrell
The sound of music
drifts into the street,
the beat beat beat,
crowds of faces
come and go,
drifting along with
the night’s flow,
some feel high,
some feel low,
some are here to
put on a show,
others are just
trying to let go,
some are looking for
someone to know,
someone to hold,
to feel less cold,
but they all just tryin
to walk life’s long road.
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The poem appeared on visionofspirit.gaia.com
puta es tan lindo el wn
pero por k tan violento
el sabado mordio al pato (amigo)
le dejo la mano toa perfora..menos mal k estaba ahi pa agarrarlo si no se lo come
se escucha en el itunes con todo el satanismo
venom / sacrifice (medio tema)
salu2 a todos
Put out an extra Goodie Bowls for the Critters today since the temperatures are taking a nose dive over the next few days, making it feel more like Winter than the middle of Fall.
It was like Grand Central Station with all the activity. This resourceful squirrel jumped on the pumpkin left over from our Harvest Fest to get the layout of all the Goodie Bowls.
I put out a throw rug, so the homeless cats would not have to stand on ice to eat. When I came back with three bowls of kibble, this is what I saw.
I put it all on black tonight and the house won. The weather forecast did mention scattered clouds, but NOAA’s space forecast showed a G3 geomagnetic storm that was too great of an opportunity to pass up. The location had been decided upon many weeks ago and all that remained was the guarantee of northern light activity. Without dancing greens and reds overhead I tried to make to best of the situation and ended up pretty happy with the results. The movement of the clouds, the green auroras on the horizon, the majestic old elevators and a few resilient sparkling stars all made for a fun composition.
Ik vind het leuk om onder lastige omstandigheden toch te proberen om een mooie foto te maken. Het is immers niet iedere dag stralend mooi weer met de zon in de rug.
Schemering vind ik altijd een mooi moment van de dag omdat je het kunstlicht dan erg duidelijk kunt zien. Zo ook vanavond, als om 21:09 uur deze lege legertrein door station Putten komt. De frontseinen van de lok stralen voluit op de foto, maar je kunt toch nog details en kleur op de lok zien. Om deze foto te laten slagen moest ik mijn ISO opschroeven naar 1600 en mijn sluitertijd laten zakken tot 1/200e. En dat terwijl de trein ongeveer 80 km/h reed.
Al enkele dagen rijden er vele instructieritten van Keolis door Putten. De Flirt wordt hun nieuwe trein, en daar moeten ze op oefenen en uren maken. Mooi ook dat de reden van de rit staat vermeld in hun lichtkrank.
Put another 'x' on the calendar
Summer's on it's deathbed
There is simply nothing worse than knowing how it ends
And I meant everything I said that night
I will come back to life
But only for you
Only for you~♥
Just another shot of Temp from my trip to the beach :)
School starts for me on September first, and I would normally be pretty excited, if I wasn't going to end up in the same Psychology class as my older sister T___T
Put some cake crumbs out for the sparrows. Along came ratty, looked, sniffed and wandered on by. Was he trying to tell me something?
I put a seating area on top of the hobbit house at Freesia Holt and love the view up here!
Visit this location at The Shire - A homely slice of Middle Earth in Second Life
Gonna need to put in some new batteries to replace the old ones to light up those pretty eyes after being kept in the drawer for far too long.
Thank you to all my Flickr friends, old and new, for the warm welcome! I'll catch up with you guys soon!
August is so busy. I'm doing the produce thing. Tomatoes and sweet corn are being processed this week!
I still take an early morning walk to clear the noggin' before digging into the garden/produce work.
It will taste awesome come this winter!
Miss M checking her reflection in Christine's mirror! How did the car get its name? It is a '58 Plymouth, the same car made famous in the Horror Classic 'Christine' during the making of which 13 of these beautiful cars were destroyed!)
Wie vaker overdag op het station komt zal ze ongetwijfeld wel eens hebben gezien. Vaders en moeders, opa's en oma's die samen mij hun (klein)kinderen treintjes gaan kijken bij het station. Want op de één of andere manier zijn treinen toch iets fascinerends voor kleine kinderen (en opa's).
Vandaag wilde ik de ATO testtrein fotograferen en trof ik deze jonge moeder op het perron. Na eerst trekkers en graafmachines te hebben gekeken bij grondverzetbedrijf van der Mheen was moeder met haar zoon doorgereden naar het station.
Hier kijken ze samen naar de intercity die vanuit Zwolle richting Amersfoort passeert.
Put new light seals in my dad's Minolta SRT 101 (my first film camera). I picked up a new lens, a rangefinder-style 21mm that requires the mirror to be locked up. It's zone-focus only, and framing is done with an external finder.
Minolta SRT 101
W.Rokkor-QH 21mm f4
Ilford HP5+
Cinestill DF96 @70f
put these on, Edna.
what are they, Stanley?
they're waders. we're going to wade in this lake.
whatever for?
this is nature, Edna. you need to experience it, now and then.
but Stanley, I'm simply not dressed for the occasion! on the other hand, I see you prepared!
I did. I had Jeeves set out my best fishing and hunting outerwear this morning. good thinking, eh?
maybe good for you. meanwhile, I'm wearing heels!
yes, well, let's hope that the bottom isn't too aggressively muddy. however, you might want to hike your skirt up a little.
Stanley! you are simply scandalous!
just what you like about me, right dear?
perhaps.