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Jean-Christophe Lemaire (vocals, guitar).
Wolverine @ Tremplin Blues Rules Crissier Festival, Place Chisaz, Crissier (VD), Switzerland, 05.06.2025.
(c) Christophe Losberger
An alternative book of rules [games related] which is made from playing cards into a concertina style. Covered, painted, new printed rule.
ds492 Today’s Daily Shoot assignment is:
Illustrate the rule of thirds in a photograph today.
My new toy for the studio :)
This is a photo of my tennis racquet. It demonstrates the Rule of thirds (shock absorber in the lower left third of the photo), and an attempt at a different camera angle.
Corned beef (hate), tofu (hate), aioli (hate), chorizo (love), Marmite (hate), pilchards (hate), Christ on a Bike (love), sichaun pepper (love)
PERFORMED
Wednesday 16th – Saturday 19th February 2022
DIRECTED BY
Keith Hartley
CAST
Matthew – Mark Foulds
Carrie – Deborah Pike
Sheena – Catherine Millar
Adam – Mark Higgins
Edith – Sue McGeehan
Francis – Lee Copp
Emma – Asheka Evans
‘Rules for Living’ premiered at the National Theatre, London, in March 2015 featuring Miles Jupp, Stephen Mangan, Deborah Findlay and Claudie Blakely.
Everyone creates their own coping strategies or rules for living. But what happens when an extended family gathers in the kitchen for a traditional Christmas and they each follow those rules, rigidly? In Sam Holcroft's theatrically playful, dark comedy - there's really no place to hide.
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The light when I took this picture was too bright. Given the chance to take it again under the same conditions, I would have turned my ISO down from the default 800 to 400 to make the colors more vivid, as well as cropping the photo slightly to the right.
i spent the day at my friends wedding shower today. couldn't help but capture the local architecture!
For my exam at nightschool photography we had to hand in some photos around certain aspects of composition. This one is for rule of thirths.