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Jimmy Dean was moving from shady spot to shady spot - he wanted to stay out and he knows how to regulate heat/sun exposure.
This season I got to be involved as an extra for an episode of Seeking Simone.
This is a very funny web series written by my dear friend Rosemary Rowe (so I may be a little biased... but trust me when I say they had to do at least one scene over because I was snorted from laughter ON SET - eep!)
Justine seeks a geek on the holiday episode of Geek Rules, December 2005.
Visit geekrules.com for the PodCast and contact info for Justine.
If you are seeking a large open-air space where you can shoot films or organise activities for numerous people, we recommend Passeig d’Ítaca.
A couple of budding political rebels seek support and comment from a veteran at a rally in Tbilisi, Georgia
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Red3R17FlUQ
"when you feel you can't go on, I'll come and hold you"
This is my cat, Natasha (or Tasha for short), hiding from me because she knows it's time to go inside.... Can you spot her?
"She was seeking herself and finding herself in just such sweet, half-darkness which met her moods. But the voices were not soothing that came to her from the darkness and the sky above and the stars. They jeered and sounded mournful notes without promise, devoid even of hope."
The Awakening, Kate Chopin
This season I got to be involved as an extra for an episode of Seeking Simone.
This is a very funny web series written by my dear friend Rosemary Rowe (so I may be a little biased... but trust me when I say they had to do at least one scene over because I was snorted from laughter ON SET - eep!)
We saw record traffic on Wednesday, April 3 during the 28th Annual Career Expo. With approximately 85 businesses and organizations on site and nearly 250 attendees through the door, it was without a doubt an incredible event. While the expo is an annual resource for job seekers, you can stay up on job opportunities and best practices regarding putting your best foot forward when applying by liking and following Sandburg Career Development.
This photograph “ Truth Seeker “ immerses the viewer by putting them into a train of thought, making them wonder what is going through the person's head. The image shows a wide variety of different emotions. This is due to the model facing away from the camera this creates a sense of mystery as the figure overall gives off an empty expression making it difficult to understand how they are feeling. The model has his hands behind his back suggesting that they are lost in their thoughts. To capture this moment I used a fast shutter speed, low iso as well as a large aperture. I decided to do it with a fast shutter speed as this would prevent motion blur if the subject moved and reduce camera shake. I chose to go for a large aperture as this could create a limited depth of field which helped to keep centre the attention on the subject. A low iso was used as this photograph was taken during mid-day with a large aperture meaning this was the best choice to prevent overexposure as well as keep the noise to a minimum. This image is compositionally strong as it includes good use of compositional techniques and visual elements. The compositional techniques you can wear within this image are leading lines, negative space and the rule of thirds. Leading lines can be seen along the way within the background as well as the elevated platform that the subject is on top of. This technique helps the viewer to find the focal point within the image. Negative space within the photograph is the foreground and sky collaborate to eliminate the distractions from the point of interest which helps the viewer establish where the focal point of the image is. The subject is placed to the left of the image making use of the rule of thirds technique. Using the rule of thirds allows the viewer to interact with the photograph bringing their attention to that third of the image and are less likely to explore the whole image. Now talking about the visual elements within this image you can see the dividing line between the back and background of the images as the sky is soft and silky whereas the foreground is rough and scratchy. The silkiness of the sky within the image leaves the viewer feeling relaxed and calm. The scratchiness of the foreground creates balance within the image.
For all fans of Star Trek:
Introduction to the Ondes Martenot
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybYIhomm5KM
Be patient, the Star Trek reference is at the end :)
a poem by Jalal ad-Din Rumi
“Your task is not to seek for love,
but merely to seek and find
all the barriers within yourself
that you have built against it.