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The other day a photo of a rabbit whose most prominent feature, unsurprisingly, was a pair of long ears (translucent) appeared on Flickr, the work of a young woman I've gotten to know through our fairly regular comment exchanges. I saw THIS strange rabbit the very next day. The next photo adds a little to the mystery.
Any guesses or scientific explanation of what you're seeing? (See what Ellen Brown said, below.)
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Toys toys toys
No marks, except for the Kodacolor stamp on the back.
There's a Gerber baby doll sitting on the toy piano.
Starry night sky with Milky Way over Rabbit Ears, in the Oragan Mountains viewed from Aguirre Springs Campground, Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument, New Mexico, USA
"get your stupid TV fixed." -buster
my TV hasn't worked in a year or so because 1) no antenna and 2) no remote control to change it to the VCR/DVD player.
so it's useless. but a nice photo prop!
Same as the green one on this picture, refolded with a square of duo paper, so one can fully appreciate the pattern on the top.
Jockeys Mario Gutierrez and Joe Talamo have fun before race 4 on the final day of racing at Betfair Hollywood Park racetrack in Inglewood, California, U.S.A. (Dec. 22, 2013)
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WIP - this one really needs some shadows, particularly in the last shot. I have an alternate version- with a sideways view- but while it might be more clear it's not necessarily as useful. We'll see, I guess.
From a fun tongue in cheek Easter shoot for use in stock images.
Strobist: AB Ringflash as main light directly to front, 2 AB 800 slightly to the rear and on both sides for rim/side lighting and 1AB 400 directly behind model pointed at background and up to create separation from dark background.
This is a modern mini-DV video transformed via various effects into the simulated look and feel of an old 1960s TV. As I approach 44, sometimes I miss the simplicity of non cable, non 500+ digital channels. Maybe I was waxing nostalgic for this when I dreamt it up.
The inspiration for this comes mainly from my childhood in the early 1970s when my family had a black and white TV with 2 sometimes 3 channels brought in over the air on antenna (what we called "rabbit ears").
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Easter Sunday in Dolores Park, San Francisco
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At the Hotel Utah Saloon, San Francisco. Drinking beer, tequila and water by the pitcher. Mohamed Bacchus has the handle of Gunga Mo since he works for a water purification company.
Taffy was a good sport for a few seconds before running to her doghouse for escape. I stuck the bunny ears on her while she pouted.I rewarded her with a bone.
My first attempt at an HDR shot. What do you think?
Three shots, each two stops apart. It didn't turn out as bad as I expected (didn't use a tripod). You can see where I removed the PhotoMatix logo for the demo software in the upper-right corner.
This wasn't photo-shopped, I promise. It just happened, but it proves a theory I have about kid humor and rabbit ears.- its innate. So as a photographer, you sometimes just have to go with it.
My home studio is an empty bedroom of which sadly I have an abundance of these days. Knowing my love of photography and my eagerness to photograph my grand kids, my two daughters and my two daughter-in-laws have made it their practice to give me new backdrops, lights, & other miscellaneous camera stuff for birthdays, fathers days and Christmas. The stuff they give me generally coincides with ideas they gleaned from Pintrest or other social media sites. But their creative ideas are clearly my gain and I very much appreciate their love and thoughtful gifts. I thank my daughter-in-law Megan for this backdrop which she ordered from Ink & Elm. The model is Elise, the youngest of my eleven grand kids.
Mr. Static.
Pen and ink on paper.
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