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Mermaid Setup ♥ Look #346 Danniexblood
Body: eBODY - REBORN
Skin: more more. minha skin_fat pack (lel EvoX)
Eyes: {S0NG} Helmi V2 Eyes - FAPTACK @The Warehouse Sale
Hair: LEAU. J003 @The Warehouse Sale
Necklace and earrings: ERSCH - Octopus Earrings and Choker @Okinawa Summer Nights'23
Outfit: " BADa " Yannic FATPACK @Okinawa Summer Nights'23
Thighs Bows: torment. elley @The Warehouse Sale
Socks: ::C'est la vie !:: Rin Socks (#2) FATPACK
Hair Brush: GOYO. Siren Fatpack @Kawaii Secrets
Scene:
Pc Setup: -ATTIC- Aquarium PC Setup @Collabor88
Glitter Shapes: Lagom - Glitter Pool decor
Jellyfish: *HEXtraordinary* Jellyfish Gacha
For Lm and all info please visit my blog: danniexblood-difference-closet.blogspot.com/2023/08/look-...
Vue sur le canal Rideau, le château Laurier à droite et la ville de Gatineau passé la rivière des Outaouais au loin
View of the Rideau Canal, Chateau Laurier right and past the town of Gatineau Ottawa River off
Setup: camera, me, my wife and natural/ambient light...
Location - Italia, Villaggio del Pescatore...
it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villaggio_del_Pescatore
Before and after forum.benchmark.rs/attachment.php?attachmentid=220361&...
This wagon on the farm is clearly there for its photographic possibilities. So why is it in such an out-of-the-way spot, at the edge of a field with "No Trespassing" signs, surrounded by distracting strings and posts? What is a respectful and self-respecting photographer to do? Just shoot it from the road and tell the story as it is.
like ive been saying for a while i wanted to take my moniter shelf off my desk and i have now and i love it, wallpaper courtesy of Joe Baynham: www.flickr.com/photos/joebaynham/
Pumpkins long gone, half snowed in, almost lost behind the brambles, but still there, in an out-of-the-way corner of the farm field. It is very much winter around here.
See the original "Setup," from late November, for comparison, in the comment below.
This is how it would have looked if any Lego minifigure was involved in making the picture. The contraption holding the teaspoon is supposed to be a moneybank. The cast iron ring is from a signalbox of the former Anhalter Bahnhof in Berlin, long before that became part of the museum (MVT resp. DTMB)
Toy Project Day 3789
club 46 mm filter
Leica Elmarit-M 1:2.8/90 mm
Leica Elmarit-M 1:2.8/28 mm
Zeiss ZM C Sonnar 1:1.5/50 mm SN 3585922
Viewfinder Voigtländer 28 mm
Mac Setup
27" LED Cinema Display
12-Core Mac Pro/ ATi 5870
Logitech Z-5500
Logitech Performance Mouse MX
Epson Printer
Snooker practice
Stage II
Pot all reds, each followed by a colour.
Reset everytime you miss or hit a ball other than the one you're attempting to pot.
(I think this night my best run was 7 reds and 7 colours. A far cry from my best run of 11 reds and 10 colours.)
With a total of 36 pots required to clear the table, my 'average best run' is weak at about 14 and my all-time best run of 21 is so close, yet so far. I've read that to be taken seriously as a snooker player, one should be able to clear this practice without too much difficulty. AND, once you've cleared it, you're supposed to reset it and keep going until you miss. I dunno. Maybe I could get there one day if I didn't drink while practicing, but then where would the fun be in that?
Here is a behind the scenes of my set up for newborns...lots of natural light, haha. Newborns are not my usual, but it is amazing capturing new life. Wish me luck!
Setup for taking macro photos of a small mushroom.
Gear used:
- Canon EOS 650D
- Sigma 105mm f/2.8 macro lens
- Rollei C6i tripod
- Rollei Compact Traveler Mini M-1 tripod
- SmallRig clamp
Set up shot for Analisha. You can see the key light but also behind her there is another flash illuminating the second circle's wall. Hidden behind the first wall is another strobe giving her rim.
This is one of the shots taken with that setup (not the best one since it doesn't show the rear background lit). This one by Andrew is.
The set up for the fruit splashing shots: Canon 550D with 50mm f1.8 lens (not shown)
Black card background
Canon EX580II Speedlite
School-made glass tank
Reflector
Lovely assistant, willing to give up two free periods to get wet and smell of oranges
Note: Two thin pieces of wood were placed under the iron to avoid scorching the towel during the process.
This is my setup for my Tomb Raider inspired picture as seen here.
For this shot I used my Canon Rebel SL1 set up on a tripod using my 40mm f/2.8 pancake lens, (btw this camera/lens combo is great for an everyday camera because it's small but it's still a proper dslr and it even has video too) and I used my handy-dandy remote shutter so its easier to focus on not setting my custom mining on fire instead of the shutter button. My setup for this specific shot involved a bunch of random dirt clumps that had moss on them that I might’ve took from my neighbor’s yard, and I used some random leaves because i couldn’t find enough dirt clumps but i still needed to make the end of the cave darker so it was easy to use leaves as coverage. I put all the crap that I used for the shot on a flipped over plastic bin lid because it is waterproof and easy to transport the whole setup somewhere else when needed. The waterproofiness of that bin lid comes in handy because my original idea was to have a flooded cave (as they usually are in Tomb Raider) so I just filled that thing up with water. I ended up using using a longer barbecue lighter rather than the one in the picture because it was easier to direct the flame without burning my thumb. The final shot for this pic is pretty much straight out of camera, albeit a bit of color balancing.