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First of all, I am still kind of in shock from the response to my last upload redwood impressions. I mean, I know it was a good photo, but it got all the way to #2 on explore! I totally understand now why people are a little obsessed with getting their photos in explore, over 400 views and 40 favs in 2 days, that's pretty good for my self-esteem!
But of course what keeps me coming back to flickr is my great contacts who always view my work and help me to learn and become a better photographer :)
This photo was taken on the same outing as my last upload, though I doubt it will generate the same response! I thought these fern fronds were pretty cool, kind of reminded me of the riddler from batman.
This is a riddling rack for agitating the sediments inside a champagne bottle while it ferments. This particular rack is just a demonstration piece on the Korbel tour.
Magnificent painted ceiling in Riddles Court, a 17th century building (some of it is earlier, but it has been reworked). During Doors Open Day when folks get into bits of buildings we rarely get access to. The nice folks who run this place had put a couple of exercise mats on the floor of this room so visitors could lie on their back on the floor and look right up at this ceiling
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Find two numbers which have the same digits in different order. Multiply each of them by three so that the results would show two numbers which have the same digits in different order.
I didn't see this movie; I can't stand Jim Carrey. But now I kind of wish I'd seen this outfit in action on screen...
This was created in a studio environment using one light with a self made snoot attached to give just the right amount of light on his face. The backdrop was white but made dark with the lighting. There is also a silhouette outline of his face against the backdrop and half of his face in the shadows. This is a great way to show split personality with everyone having a good side and a dark side. It fits into my current project saying that everyone has a choice and can be who they want to be.
(Januray 2011)
The crowd listening to the riddle master at the Mid-Autumn Festival 2010 by the River along the Central Promenade,
Want to see all the pictures that I took during the con? Check out the my Google+ album at: plus.google.com/u/0/photos/116084160407013824412/albums/5...
A riddle is a statement or question having a double or veiled meaning, put forth as a puzzle to be solved. Riddles are of two types: enigmas, which are problems generally expressed in metaphorical or allegorical language that require ingenuity and careful thinking for their solution, and conundrums, which are questions relying for their effects on punning in either the question or the answer.
The original idea for this came from an image by Andreas Gursky. The floor right by my feet right back to the horizon is included this gives a great depth of field and full view. I wanted to capture the soft sand with the water washing over it and the water crashing against the rocks imbedded in the sand. To edit I split it into three layers on photoshop and edited them individually then put them back together.
(June 2009)
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