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This is one of three images shot in rapid succession of an Egret in flight at Shollenberger Park Wetlands in Petaluma, Calif., using a monopod The series received an Honorable Mention in the sequence category in its classification at the 2006 Annual Awards of the Northern California Council of Camera Clubs.

 

Settings: 300mm, f/5.6, 1/1600 sec., ISO 200

 

I am an amateur photographer in Oakland, Calif., who isn't ready to give up his day job. I love photography and am active in the Alameda Photographic Society.

Now that they are in wedlock, this is appropriate behavior ;-) Anne & Ammon's wedding, 25. August 2007, Berkeley, CA.

The girl sitting beside him was too beautiful for T-Roy not to give her a kiss on the hand.

Newport pembrokshire, half a hour compressed to 16 seconds.

Helio Sequence performs at the Crystal Ballroom at MFNW 9/7/2012 in Portland, OR.

 

photo by Bebe Labree Besch

First impressions; by Marina Felix

 

Inconplete film, not enought space here.

redering problems... low resolution film

First in Sequence Drawings of

"Creation"

 

"The Pregnancy"

 

Media: Acrylic and Chalk Pastel on Water Color Paper

This is the snapshopts of “Tratuler Jagat” a full length 3d animated film based upon a novel written by Dr. Muhammed Zafar Iqbal. It is developed by Magic Image with supports from Shom computers and IITM. Me, Yasin Reza directed the movie. Active minds were Mahibul, Fahim, Tuhin and Ripon. It was really hard to produce this kind of output with so tiny team. But we did it. Believe it or not.

 

www.drawtoon.com/category/3d-animation/3d-animation-movie...

Was advised at Morton not to do Frenchmans track by myself and could find no one going to Lockhart river, so headed south and took Falls track.

 

This Northern or Southern Amazon Red Squirrel, Sciurus igniventris_or_spadiceus, was photographed in Peru, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.

 

You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.

 

siwild.si.edu/wild.cfm?fid=5176465983

Drive on old route 66 near Laguna, New Mexico. Silvia running down a snow packed hill, seven sequence of pictures.

This image really captures the sweep of the wings to keep the PKf stable. My camera's peak capture rate is around 7 frames/second (fps), and I found that would catch wing flaps at the min and max, with very few stops in between. People who were getting detailed steps of wing movement had frame rates ranging from 15 - 30 fps, 2 to 4 times faster than my camera. The Canon 90D loaner shoots at 10fps.

Sketchbook page of photographs choreographed by myself of fellow student taken in studios exploring facial distortion and performance activity.

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