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Just my first couple of shots with my new Rebel

 

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Where did I go???

Via Dell'Amore em Cinqueterre - Itália.

 

Prometo sair das sombras e voltar a postar com mais frequencia, ainda tenho muitas fotos da Itália para postar e muitas fotos novas...

okay, so in digital photography, the assignment was to make shadows and reflections. so we take pictures, and add others.

i took a picture in front of the performing arts theater and a fire hydrant. the requirement was that we had to take two pictures. it didn't have to look realistic.

the puddle there annoys me.

the most realistic i could get it was if i took ryan sheckler(red), the hydrant, and the puddle out of the picture.

if i had left the ryan sheckler (white) and the bowl it would've looked the most realistic. oh well.

Shadow of Adam's peak at Sunrise

Really cant add any discription, was amazed by the shadow ...

One of the huge stone on the ancient floor of Tharros, Sardinia, the shadows of my hand too... :-)

 

Original shot taken with a Pentax 645, 45mm f2,8 Pentax Takumar lens, 6x4,5 format on Adox 25 asa ortho film.

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Took the kids to the park and the sun gave me just the right inspiration!

f/3.5, shutter 1/2000, 18mm, ISO-100, cropped in post

Pentland hills near Edinburgh

The shadow cast by the floating leaf on the bottom of a shallow pool of the lake caught my eye.

Model : Camille

Photos: Simo Slimani (www.slimani.net)

 

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The A. J. Meerwald, New Jersey's tall ship, under sail in Maurice Cove.

Bivalve, New Jersey USA

 

The A. J. Meerwald is a Delaware Bay oyster schooner, a distinct vessel that evolved to meet the needs of the local oyster fishery. Launched in 1928, the A. J. Meerwald was one of hundreds of schooners built along South Jersey's Delaware Bayshore before the decline of the shipbuilding industry that coincided with the Great Depression.

Meerwald web site

It's been a bit of a busy week (to say the least!) and for the first time in 3 years.. I didn't manage to get my shot up in time for the weekly competition.

However.. I had taken this shot Saturday morning on a brief drive by of the harbour in Bray. I was aiming for the shadows of the boards on the jetty but managed to pick up a few people shadows too. What I particularly loved about this particular shot was the seagull following the family as if he belonged.. I thought it was kind of cute.

Though I'm soooo peeved at myself for missing the deadline and competition this week.. I'm insisting on holding my head high and saying.. I'm gonna do all weeks.. no matter what!

location: Petaling Street

I tried a different coloring method. Also, I figured out how to make the chest more fluffier. :3

 

What's sad is that, when I tried putting a backround behind Shadow, it made him look like he was cut out of another picture... bleh...

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A nifty optical effect which is very pronounced from this height and time. EMSL talks more about it: www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/opposition

Shadow shots seem to be becoming a tradition.

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I was on the trampoline with my cousin and got this epic picture. I am suprised I got the shot. For The Win

a veces aunque quieras vivir entre sombras siempre alguien notara algo especial en Ti.

 

foto: aterrizaje en Schiphol Amsterdam

Pinhole at Ardrossan Marina

My frase for this is: Life's random!

Richard watching hurricane Gustav

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