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AKA: My first reject!
I liked the idea behind this a lot, but I couldn't seem to get it to work the way I wanted it to. The angle wasn't terribly flattering, and I kept getting head rushes from setting the camera, then standing up too fast and running up the stairs.
It's also obviously altered, as to maintain my modesty.
Reject..
I am thinking about the struggles women and children are faced with every day who are bravely fighting for their freedom and rights and hope they are soon liberated and live life in freedom and peace soon. Prayers that all remaining hostages of Israel are safe soon brought home to their families' loved ones. ️ 🙏
You know I love taking photos in my car. The lighting is great. Inmycar+50mm? =yeah baby!!!
I still liked the one in the basement better (I used it as the official shot), but hey.
I have also decided that I like my hair less puffy. Like...I like the back all spiky, but I prefer the front either sleeker or tucked behind my ears. This was kinda the way my stylist did it, more "bigger" and still smooth but to the side and I mean it looks great, but it feels a little fancy for me. That day I WAS a bit more dressed up than usual for work so it looked good, but not something I think I want for everyday wear.
I am probably going to be posting a LOT of photos today. I am sick in bed :-( Not the flu, more like a stomach bug. Ugh. Dave is gone for a bit and I am tired of sleeping so I am going to try to catch up on some editing - extras and such I wanted to look at, and still TONS MORE Vegas photos!
Shot near Divan Yolu Caddesi, Sultanhament, Istanbul.
Press L and F11 for view large on black - much better
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"Will you marry me?" "No way!"
The courtship of the male white butterfly is rejected by the female on the flower. Poor guy...
Sikidang Crater / Dieng Plateau / Java / Indonesia
Album of Indonesia: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157668773...
Taken just after my light redesigns of Deadshot, Harley, Diablo, Spider and Shark to introduce other members of the N52 Squad.
Featuring a pretty cobbled-together version of Cap'n Boomerang I don't think was terribly successful.
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Let me know what you think!
Here are two previously unpublished photos in a row. Both are from the same photography session with the idea to use a large Lego brick as a mobile weapon of the forces of darkness. I do not know, the idea felt pretty good for a while, but time passed and these ended up rejected. However I can show these now (as a bonus!) in this old format where these differ from my flickrstream in general.
I love this photo as much as the other one I took. Sometimes I wish I could use two shots for my 365 *sigh*
For my 30th birthday last week, Sarah got me this journal :D
It's fantastically creative, although I fear it's going to be a difficult task for me to accomplish. I usually keep things (especially books) in as near as mint condition as I possibly can. The thought of - shock! - having to rip out a page scares me something silly! I just know it's going to be damn fun though :D
Thanks chick x
Oh, and I'm purposefully avoiding the How To Wreck A Journal flickr group so as not to corrupt my own destructive ideas....
(Confused by the star? It's for this group - check it out!)
I went out with Penny to take some photos because the Heavenly Queen Statue had just been put up and the clouds were beautiful. She wanted to use her 40D so i was stuck with the 350.
I took this shot as we were walking there and was surprised at how good it turned out.
This was my entry for Bricklink's AFOL Designer Program... A 515 parts minifigscale, studless, compact starfighter, with nice building techniques and a modular conception to ease the building.
I was doing a cleanup of my photos, deleting files to make room on my computer, when I came across this in my "rejects" folder. I'm not quite sure why I thought this was a reject when first taken and viewed. I really love it now. Funny how things can look different on a second look.
Looks great viewed large on black.
Lately I've been focusing on the head for this robot I've been working on. I've found a technique I like for lips using a trimmed down ribbed hose.
Here's a head I came up with that's too goofy for what I need with my current build but I wanted to share it anyway.
Ophelia on the left, Harriet on the right. Ophie is Harriet's mother. Both were raised by us for the Seeing Eye, but Ophelia went into breeding and Harriet was too neurotic to lead anyone blind around. So, actually, only Harriet was not accepted. The Seeing Eye just decided not to train Ophie after they were done using her for breeding. (sorry, mom...didn't mean to trash talk your little lambs ;)
Some things are better left unposted.
Throwback from last December that I recently rediscovered. I was going to post this for Modern Conflict, but I couldn't find a way to tie it into the story.
I think I was playing way too much on Flood Zone shortly before making this.
I haven't had much time to take photos lately but I found this one which has been sitting in my rejected pile for four years now! Hope you like it now I have rescued it!
I got a whole series of these white wagtails last morning. The one who tried to get lucky, was rejected pretty fast.
My album of birds and nests here.
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This is one of my Day 204 rejects. I decided to go with the other after the Moo stickers showed up.
By the way, that Old School Nikon pictured on the Moo card is all mine!
As my self imposed hiatus comes to a close on the 30th I went down to the darkroom to poke around and found this negative which I had never bothered to print in the reject binder. I printed it up this afternoon and gave it some tone.
I may keep it.
Esta es una foto rechazada cuando la hice. En aquel momento, poco más de un año, no captaba nada de lo que iba buscando. No me gustaron los colores, era simplemente una foto de toma de contacto, ya que lo que yo iba ha hacer eran largas exposiciones en aquella sesión. Pero el gusto del fotógrafo es otra más de esas cosas que cambian en la vida, y hoy, pienso que afortunadamente no la borré.
Espero que os guste.
I started by rejecting this photograph, as soon as it came out from the scanner. The negative looked overexposed, and this reflected on the image, which was too bright. I also did not like the composition, which lacked the leading lines and was too cluttered. But this time, I decided to finish my work on this image even if I'm not going to use it in the future. If I failed with it, then I will learn from this failure and be better next time. I sat down and started to write down what I do not like about it. "Too much clutter, weak composition, overexposed" - I wrote. And then I suddenly realized that these are all minor issues! A proper crop would eliminate the clutter and unveil the composition. The overexposure was only apparent, and the file had all the details preserved. Ten minutes later I've got this result, and started to like it much more than before. I learned the lesson, but not in the way I expected: do not throw away your failures, study them, analyze, and, maybe, they are not, actually, the failures.