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Camera club fun with strobe lights on repeating mode, 16 flashes at 4 Hz.
Five second exposure, ISO 800, focal length 24mm, at f/7.1, one Nikon SB900 in master mode on camera, two SB900 flash lights on remote mode. Ran out of time once again to explore more ideas.
A repeating abstract pattern in red, yellow, and green created from a cutout of a photo of a red lily.
Worth Repeating is a second-hand consignment shop in downtown Mancheste, Michigan. I took my photo while visiting the store with my sister on September 24, 2020. I love this colorful plate.
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I like the way the two rock outcrops point towards the horizon in this 3 minute exposure. Nice diagonals and repeating lines in my opinion.
I'm glad this image is finally out. It has taken a while to do and with some advice from a fellow photog it has gone from colour with large negative space in the upper half to a B&W 2:1 crop.
The late afternoon was very overcast, windy & lots of seaspray. I was having trouble seeing in the darkness and finding a focus point. As you can see i decided to focus on the bottom right point of the rocks in front so your eye goes from left to right.
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Thought about changing this to mono but liked the way the yellows were picked out on the back of this cruise ship, also liked the way the people on the top added scale to the composition.
DURHAM, UNITED KINGDOM – AUGUST 1: An editorial, tight-framed architectural perspective looking down the colonnade formed by glulam (glued laminated timber) arches along the Palatine Centre (Durham University Law School) on Stockton Road. Captured on August 1, the vertical composition highlights the repeating rhythmic curve of weathered wooden beams, concrete plinths, and glass curtain wall framing the paved pedestrian pathway.
Find a repeating pattern today and make a photograph of it., post it then Tag it with #TP486
experimenting with borrowed lens!
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Julia is a modern and ballet dancer that came out to create come long exposure images with me. She has a great spirit and so much energy it was a lot of fun. Julia brought this great big red silk scarf and did some amazing moves with it. My passion for shooting dancers comes from the beautiful images Joe McNally has done with motion blur and repeating flash.
This was shot with a twist from the previous shots.
This is a single exposure with me actually triggering the left flash and the camera triggering the right side flash. Camera left was a Genesis 300b in a 40" brollybox, Camera right a Ranger Quadra with Deep Octa. Another group of flashes set camera right and left were triggered manually by an assistant, everything triggered with pocket wizards.
Model: Julia H.
Photographer: Peter Tsai
MUA: Cait O.
Hair: Lizzi H.
Assistants: Critter, Bea, and Piotr
A semi-abstract view; stalks of grass submerged in a flooded field, Bridge of Earn.
I liked the way the sky reflected in silvery blue off the water, in a pattern flowing around the protruding clumps of grass.
A beautiful railing on a beach in Portugal. Lovely green grey tones of the wood in the front, which is repeated as the railing heads off into the distance. I like the repetition of lines and shape.
This is a snapshot from day #6 on our recent cruise. I like the colors and the patterns, which is why I'm posting it. Coldest day of the trip, shortly after the glacier. Was still relatively warm.
This is a window, actually - and it's right in front of the entrance to the stairs that take you to where you can shovel more food into your gullet. It's awesome!
A mono section of the car park I photographed a couple of weeks ago. Nottingham 2012. © All Rights Reserved.
Anna is now fully deboxed. Her skirts are stiff enough to permit her to free stand, although she a bit unstable this way. She is posed standing, supported by her included doll stand. All photos were taken with the built-in camera flash.
Anna is in her coronation gown, with a velvet black bodice and green skirt. The bodice is form fitting, with multicolored embroidery and jewels, with a dark green satin shoulder straps. Her outer skirt is made of panels of yellow green embroidered and jeweled satin alternating with plain dark green satin panels, the pattern repeating ten times. The lighter green panels are tacked together with plastic T-tabs, so we don't see the full extent of the skirt. When the sections are freed, the skirt can expand to a full semicircle. Under the skirt is a full length yellow green satin slip, with a wide lacy hem. Under that is a 3/4 length stiff tulle petticoat. Under that are yellow green satin knee-length bloomers. Finally under that are full length stockings or leggings. Anna is certainly dressed for cold weather. Her legs are wired to the doll stand at the ankles and knees. Her feet are posable, and she is wearing black flats, which is rather disappointing given the gorgeous and unique shoes that Elsa is wearing. She is wearing a necklace, with the pendant stuck to her chest.
Her face is very movie accurate. She has a round face, with huge blue green eyes, long gently curving rooted eyelashes, thin dark brown eyebrows. She has a small pointy nose, thin dark pink lips in a slight smirk, and large round ears. She has orange freckles all over her face, extending down to her neck, shoulders and chest, and even on her upper back. She has a very pale complexion, but her sister Elsa is much, much paler. Her body is the usual LE Princess body, with full articulation in her arms and legs, and an upper torso joint. Her rusty red hair is fashioned into a large bun in the back of her head, with a spiraling braid around a small bun in the middle, out of which comes several thin ponytails, including two very skinny braids, and also several satin ribbons. In front are long curly bangs, and a tight flat braid over it. There is a streak of white hair from her right side, and ending in one of the thin pony tails hanging off the small bun.
Anna is very beautiful and elegant, very much a Disney Princess.
First look at the Harrods special edition of the Disney Store's Limited Edition Anna and Elsa Doll Set. I purchased it through a reseller, as it was only sold at the Harrods London store. It was released on November 1, 2013, in an edition of 100. The retail cost is more than four times that of the separately sold LE Anna and Elsa dolls (which will be released worldwide on November 20, 2013, in an edition size of 2500). My set is #39 of 100, and I received it on November 11, 2013.
They are 17'' fully articulated dolls, with doll stands and certificated of authenticity. Anna is in her coronation gown, Elsa is in her Snow Queen gown. As might be expected, the dolls are considerably different in details than the ''regular'' limited edition dolls. In particular there is considerably more crystals on the outfits, and embroidered snowflakes completely cover the outer gown (cape) of Elsa. Also, Elsa's skin has a pearly shiny surface, very similar to the skin of LE Ursula, although it has a much paler purplish color. She has unique shoes, iridescent blue high heeled shoes with a snowflake design. She also bucks the trend of fully articulated legs in the Limited Edition dolls, by having fixed angled feet. She looks much more elegant with fixed feet in the high heels.
Over 1000 hand placed crystals on the big shoe. I will not be repeating that in a hurry!
Vanilla sponge with matching (edible) cupcakes.
minolta kodak tmax 400 b e w - Hypothesized that stress and trauma from childhood can cause recurring nightmares later in life. Anxiety and depression can cause nightmares, as well. These nightmares may include situations related to self-worth, disease relapse, and for some, even panic attacks.
I feel kind of awkward repeating sunset photos: I'm supposed to evolve in my photography, so repeating a subject seems contradictory to the very purpose of photographing every day. Then I remind myself to relax and just enjoy the moment. In wintertime, when the weather was gray, I was hard on myself for not having the oppotunity to have more outdoor scenes of winter sunsets in my photos. Now that the summer sunsets are in abundance I don't even let myself appreciate them… Until I remind myself to just. appreciate. them. So here's to evolving through repetition. Cheers!
Repeating Pattern
Not only is the afghan a repeating pattern, but Shizandra sleeping in her favourite chair is also a repeating pattern.
A shot I noticed as I was walking past. Liked the patterns and the random colours and how everyday objects can make a great picture. Is actually a kitchen drawer, open, with lots of little plastic crockery inside, suitable for a toddler! Editted in picnik
Tileable seamless wallpaper pattern of layers of red cayenne peppers on white background. May be tiled horizontally and/or vertically for seamless wall or strip.
Repeating oneself verbally and photographically cannot be helped. Not when the visions you see are transparently pristine and unspoilt like this view from the plane. No exact location- just a spot I know that lie somewhere a bit north of the city of Dar. My pupils probably grew larger when I saw this sandscape from above and I knew I just had to click the shutter fast and hope steadily that the pics come out clear. It did.
the sands up north of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, East Africa
check out my 10 tips in aerial photography, part 1 in colloidfarl.blogspot.com/