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Kingsmith: Omar RamÃrez O - Hammond Organ, Erik Katsen - Guitar, Trino Gonzalez Rocha - Drums, Juan Manuel Ayala - Bass
Enjoying a refreshing local ale with good friends in Suratthani, Thailand
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Listen to Smooth - Walking on Space
Portfolio shoot for Model Katie Stirling-Morrow
Strobist Info - ummmm....something along the following lines --
1 AlienBee B1600 at 1/32 on model's right side.
1 AlienBee B800 at 1/32 on model's left side.
1 SB600 at 1/2 thru softbox 8' away and 45 degrees from model's right.
Triggered with Cactus V-4
(It was a while ago.)
A member of the cashew family, this sour fruit is edible and can be chewed to quench thirst or prepared into a drink similar to lemonade--I have yet to try either but I'm game. Also a valuable wildlife food for many birds and small mammals.
I've always wanted to try one of these long exposure shots that would produce smooth silky water, so I tried it out when I went to Woodbine Beach and set out to find some boulders to do the shot on. It's not perfect but its a start! I would've preferred the water to have been smoother but the water was too wavy to get a perfectly smooth surface (could have also probably set to a longer shutter but I was running out of light and didn't get a chance to try it out).
Woodbine Beach, Toronto, Ontario
Smooth Blue Beardtongue adds beautiful colour to hillsides here. Sometimes, you see a plant that has a lot more pink/purple, but this is a very blue one. It gets its name from the sterile stamen (staminode) which is covered in hairs.
Smooth-Billed Ani, Reserva Natural El Mutay, Colombia, South America
A previously posted Bird Species (# 55) that I photographed and placed on my Flickr Photostream
My second attempt at long exposures.
Luckily the Kirkcaldy Photographic society speaker at tonight's meeting is giving a talk on "Long Exposure". Hope I can learn something
27 August 2006.
I'm into making juices and smoothies at the moment and experimenting with throwing all sorts of things into the blender. I thought I'd photograph the succesful ones and put the recipes up as well.
Smooth Nectar
1 banana
1 nectarine
a handful of strawberries and/or raspberries
2dl grapefruit juice
2dl milk
3 or so cubes of ice
Blend to a smooth consistency. Makes 4 small or 2 tall glasses.
Now available in a Calendar for 2007. If you want it, you can get it here. Each month comes with its own recipe.
As the tide was low I made another visit to Eastney beach, Portsmouth yesterday in search of some sunset colour to brighten up the dull cloudy week we had experienced on the South Coast of the UK.
I thought I had wasted my time as the heavy cloud appeared to the west but shortly after sunset the sky went these interesting colours due south producing some nice tones of reflected light on the sea!
30 second exposure using B+W 6 stop ND filter + Lee 0.6 ND grad filter over the sky.
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I've stopped walking downstairs and I'm now standing still on the last step of the stairs. This allows my satin nightdress to come to rest; no further movements so the satin automatically falls down in its beautiful default shape with a few large smooth shiny folds. This is also what I love about satin: it always looks at its best no matter how you move. The smooth slippery fabric always finds its way make you look amazing.
My satin teddy feels soft and smooth to the skin. So do these black stockings; they feel silky smooth and I cannot stop touching.
16 April 16
One of many of this type of wildflowers can be found in areas above the hawk watch.
This macro is of a flower mass which is no larger than a gum ball candy and of course the flowerettes are quite tiny but delicate.
Interesting too is that there were numerous Falcate Orange-tip Butterflies all around the ridge today. They will lay their eggs on this particular Cress....so I need to keep watching and hope to get photos of the eggs and/or caterpillars when the time comes.
BTW, I was clueless about the above information and the associated wildflower and will thank Tom H. who educated me on his visit to the hawk watch last week....thank you Tom!
The shot was taken at a distance of about 10" and use of a mini tripod was very helpful....thank you Fred for use of the tripod :)