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To take photographs means to recognize - simultaneously and within a fraction of a second - both the fact itself and the rigorous organization of visually perceived forms that give it meaning. It is putting one's head, one's eye and one's heart on the same axis.
-Henri Cartier -Bresson
For The Daily Dog Challenge -- 11/25 "Layers"
For Our Daily Challenge - 11/25 "When I Grow Up..."
For 365: The 2015 Edition -- 329/365
Bunny has been studying what I do behind the camera and she says that when she grows up, she's going to give up modeling and take up photography herself. We'll see what happens!
You can read more about Bunny at TalesAndTails.com.
Hey guys! I'm so happy and I wanted to share with you all..My photo has been published in the July issue of Shutterbug Magazine. It's the photo of the cosmos on the bottom left! I'm so excited!! (You can find this photo here on Flickr...in my bokeh folder).
Thank so much to my friend Alan for convincing me to send my photo in to the magazine and also for letting me know I was there!! ~mwah~
This was not the shot I had in mind when I took "Big Sig" for a train ride to the Potteries today.
The Cormorant was perched in front of the Staffordshire Wildlife Trust Visitor Centre at Westport Lake today. I imagine photo's of this bird, and its dire rear, will be all over the internet
Westport Lake Road, Longport, Stoke-on-Trent. 28/12/2017
Photos taken at a workshop with Dave Brosha. Big thanks to Daver and to the other participants for their help and ideas!
This is one of a set of landscape photos we did at 11 pm till about 1 am. (evenings are long up here!)
Dave encouraged us to try our various lenses for certain effects. Here he asked us to get a silhouette of another participant aganist the night sky.
We were both enjoying the Cherry Blossoms around the tidal basin when she asked to have her picture taken with her camera ,I did the same with mine. Visiting from Boston
Strobist:
Large homemade softbox camera right
Handheld gold reflector camera right
That is it....simple setup.
Destined for greatness in the arts, a young boy frames his masterpiece.
[Kodachrome slide scanned and restored]
Took me a while to find the right spot for a skyline shot, but I found a bridge over the river with a perfect angle.
Had great, albeit hot weather, but I managed my skyline shots.
It was fun shooting with my friend Senora Shutterbug who is a local out there and who pointed out some of the cool locations to shoot.
Flying back to Florida now. See you in the field folks.
On a photo marathon with my Ottawa Shutterbugs, we stooped at a restaurant and we could not resist to shoot some interior details.
Went to take pictures this morning and let my daughter use my dads old camera. Little did I know how happy that would make her. She had the best time! I totally loved seeing the smile on her face as she was showing me all of her pictures.
Hide your film, there's a shutter bug on the loose! Kodak DuraFlex camera, vintage electric fan base and half a dozen aluminum ten speed cheater brake handles....14" tall x 10" wide x 10" deep
Just one of my new offerings on display at this Sunday's Saratoga Art show...see you there
4 more info - www.saratogarotary.org/artshow/
We're sitting at a truck stop near Holbrook, AZ waiting for AAA. Flickrites should never get bored as long as we have a camera.
“Our self image, strongly held, essentially determines what we become.”
~Maxwell Maltz
Compliments to Rita for the vintage look.