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January 28 2015, Philadelphia International Airport, airport services employees provide hot coco, water, and juice for travelers.
Materials: digital camera, glass cup, Canada dry can, cranberry ginger ale, plants, wood chips, sun, and lightroom.
Idea: I wanted the picture to look like an ad for Canada Dry. So I took the picture outside to show how the drink is refreshing. The plants and wood chips make it look like it is a picnic.
Process: I put the soap in the cup and then poured the drink on top to make the bubbles stay longer. I took the props outside and set them up in the wood chips so there was a contrast in color.
Recreation of this scene at Carnforth.
Shall I see you again?
- Yes, of course. Perhaps you'd
come to Ketchworth one Sunday.
- It's rather far, I know,
but we should be delighted.
- Please, please.
- What is it?
- Next Thursday, the same time.
- No, I couldn't possibly.
- Please.
I ask you most humbly.
- You'll miss your train.
- All right.
- Run. I'll be there.
- Good-bye.
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A hospital orderly (who looks just like Joe Pesci) stops for some lemonade in the Intensive Care Unit, Rikshospitalet, Oslo University Hospital.
Nice light refreshment, plenty of flavour and not too strong so you can have more Californian dreaming :)
Something about the cat cafe makes me want to use the 'vintage' effect. Probably because the content of the photo reminds me of similar ones I've seen by Japanese Flickr members who use the vintage effect, haha.
I was inspired......i decided to give this a shot
Strobist: Vivitar 285HV gelled blue to camera left 1/4 power. Pentax AF540 snooted camera right 1/8th power.
I am trying to win a contest.
Microsoft and Lenovo are planning to give $50,000 US, to a photographer, to spend working a project, and blogging it.
But I need help. I need Votes.
When they say, "name your dream", this is one of mine. Toad and his gyspy wagon. The time on the canal.... following the mule. That was what I flashed on. The Wind in the Willows was one of the shaping books of my youth. When I was a kid in Ohio we had a wood behind the house, about four acres. That's a fair chunk of tangled deadfall and mysterious nooks and crannies. It was where I set Badger's House in my mind's eye (there was a patch of fallen branches which was covered in leaves and twigs and snow in the winter. Beneath it was a small bit of dark dryness. The wood-rats Ratty scared off with his brace of pistols and cudgel could have lived in it).
That's what I want to do, it's what I want to share. First I have to make the top 20. Then it's up to the judges.
Take a look at my stream, see how I show things, and if you can support the idea (at least enough to see it get considered by the judges), please, "pic" it.
Thanks
Nikon D2H
Focal Length: 28mm
White Balance: Cloudy
Color Mode: Mode II (Adobe RGB)
RAW (12-bit)
1/500 sec - f/6.3
Exposure Comp.: -0.3 EV
Lens: 28-300mm f/3.3-6.3 D
Sensitivity: ISO 200
A classic conversion. This is a Lima Mk 2f which I have owned since the late 1980's. I had attempted to convert this former FO into a RFO once before. Back in the early '90's I lacked both the materials and skills to do it properly and it languished unused for over a quarter of a century.
The three left hand windows were filled with styrene sheet and a new interior made to reflect the pantry and serving counter. Underneath the underframe boxes were re-positioned into their correct location and a pair of Honrby bogies fitted to replace the Lima originals.
Finally a new paint job and a set of old Airfix Mk 2d windows fitted for that tinted flush glazed look.
The Allegro was our favorite bar in the town of Elounda, Crete.
Nice staff, cool bear! A good place!
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During a recent stopover at Frankfurt airport, I had a few hours to spend walking through the city. This picture was taken while taking a refreshment at a small cafe in Zeil, the main shopping street.
January 28 2015, Philadelphia International Airport, airport services employees provide hot coco, water, and juice for travelers.
January 28 2015, Philadelphia International Airport, airport services employees provide hot coco, water, and juice for travelers.