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Winner: Special Choice Award at Passage to Beauty Group.
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Featured in Top Photography Group's Best of the Best 2010 Showcase.
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Appeared in Digital Photographer Mag's Close Up
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Hmmm....Don't know what came over me. No fisheye, no wide angle, no HDR, and no buildings....lol!
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From Wikipedia:
Balboa Park is a 1,200 acre (4.9 km²) urban cultural park in San Diego, California. The Park is named after the Spanish maritime explorer Vasco Núñez de Balboa. It was the location of the 1915 Panama-California Exposition and 1935 California Pacific International Exposition which each created architectural landmarks for the Park. More.
first thats not a self reflection of me...
P-Shinobi is not an elementary school kid Masquerading as a college kid in case you've heard other wise >.>.... lol
ok ok this is actually an illustration for my roommate for his friends poem in hong kong. If he gives me permission I will share the poem with u all ^_^
(but my roommate will have to translate it from mandarin first XD)
Day 276 (v 5.0) - title chosen because the song by Squeeze came to mind. "on seeing my reflection, i'm looking slightly rough"
"If we could roam through fantasies
No more dusk and no more dawn
Every little grain of sand shapes the endless land
Mirrors showing limitless reflections"
- Epica, Dreamscape
Experimenting with product shots.
Heres one of my Nikon E Series 50mm 1.8.
The coating on this pops like hell!
Strobist info:
White backdrop
Lens sitting on clear glass
Softbox @ 3/4 power from the left
Umbrella 3/4 power from the right.
large aperture to blow out most details.
“To be honest, I just want to record the time we have spent together, the beautiful memories that I’ve been able to share with this person,in a desperate measure that I don’t want to forget any of this.“ Cacher by Thy Tran (¾)
I've been trying to figure out a process for creating gritty, dark portraits for quite a while. More creative, intriguing portraits are something I'd like to work on in 2014 (not exactly a resolution, more of a goal). Never got it quite the way I wanted it until today, and I have a fellow Flickrite to thank for the tip that helped me get the results I wanted.
Check my blog post to see step by step exactly how I created this shot.
ODC: reflection
Luna's reflection, curious about what's going on
I was inspired by this story's last photo: www.boredpanda.com/dark-sides-and-hidden-stories-behind-f...
52 week 2014 Challenge: reflection
there was/is so so much more that I want to do with this theme. I will definitely revisit it when I can grab some more time. I do however like the simple concept here. Fun to play!
They were outside playing in the foot and a half of snow that fell last night. I stepped out to snap a few quick shots and caught my reflection in the glass of our back door. He caught me catching my reflection.
Often in life, one must cleanse the soul; undergoing a series of self reflective exercises to uncover the highs and lows pertaining to one's life. Just like this photo depicts beautiful Mount Lassen, and its reflection on the lake, life sometimes can and will display the obvious to your very own eyes. Live, love and enjoy life. Photo of Mount Lassen captured via the HDR method of photography at Manzanita Lake. Shasta County. Late October 2012.
"I would rather be a woman and know the true value of being accountable for another person, to give unconditional love to a child , and receive unconditional love in return. I'd rather know the fulfillment of waking up early to make everybody else's day a little better, and bask in the joy of visualizing the change i have made. I'd rather know the feeling of knowing that happiness all around makes me happier. I''d rather be a woman than to die as a man and never know the joy of giving, and giving, and giving."
Photo captured via Nikon 50mm f/1.8 D AF Nikkor lens, looking west towards the Pacific Ocean (which is on the other side of the thin strip of land and on the other side of the trees), captured on the Big Lagoon Bridge on U.S. Highway 101, the Redwood Highway, in the census-designated place of Big Lagoon. Humboldt County. Early September 2013.
dahon© 2010
ive actually been running low on photos lately.. i have to go and shoot some.. ive been in a rut with my landscapes and need to find some new places..
Details:
Taken with the Sigma 10-20 lens
Shot @ 10mm
1 RAW file [0]
2 Extrapolated Exposures [-2,+2]
Combined, Tonemapped & Boosted through Photomatix
Minor Sharpening, Crop, Curves & B&W Layer applied through Photoshop
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We're Here! in areas set aside for Waiting for Health Care.
The waiting area for my local supermarket's pharmacy has an automated station for customers to check their blood pressure, find their weight and body mass index, etc. When I hit the start button, it crashed! Who knew it needed a local disk drive web page to operate, and it couldn't find it? Well, I fiddled with the controls (pressed start five or six times quickly, then hold both start and stop in for ten seconds) and got the system to reboot. After all that, my blood pressure was only slightly elevated.
Image used by archerint.com/you-can-get-out-of-jail-operator-jail-that-is/ as an example of non-secure public kiosk.
Crane Fly / Kohlschnake (Tipula oleracea) - Large On Black
at a window in my office - Frankfurt-Nordend
Explored: 20.09.2009
I found this dirty mirror at a heritage car boot sale near South Canada Dock. I quickly snapped a photo of the old mirror before it was sold to its new owner. Its reflection reminded me of this quote:
“We always see our worst selves. Our most vulnerable selves. We need someone else to get close enough to tell us we’re wrong. Someone we trust.”
― David Levithan, Naomi and Ely’s No Kiss List