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I took this photo of the Howard Street Bridge from the center of the bridge, facing North Avenue. I really liked how with the cylindrical style the road looks like it is stretched open.
Camera: Canon Digital Rebel EOS XTi
Lens: EF-S18-55mm-f/3.5-5.6
Number of Exposures: 19 (one horizontal cylindrical panoramic consisting of 7 exposures vertically stitched with another horizontal cylindrical panoramic consisting of 7 exposures and then vertically stitched with a third horizontal cylindrical panoramic consisting of 5 exposures)
I have an intern doing some stuff for me at Static for 3 weeks from the UBC's design school. She put together these lil Static promo things as well as those Matthew Good posters I put up the other day.
Please check out Static Photography if you haven't already and add it to the list of sites you link to. :)
Red-Breasted Merganser at the lift bridge in the Hamilton Harbour. It looks like a beautiful day, but it actually is a very grey and overcast day at 4:30 in the afternoon. Fill flash, Better Beamer, and a little help from PS kept me shooting instead of going home.
Static Mite is common on Guinea Pigs. They're teeny tiny little mites that feed off debris and dead skin. They don't hurt or affect the piggy in anyway - its merely an annoyance! In Australia, Static Mite evident on a show pig is classed as a presentation fault and is penalised.
They're hard little buggers to remove - Eucalyptus Oil does the job but you still have to scrub pretty hard!
Some people call them 'Hay Mite' thinking they come from Hay, but I disagree - mine only get it after going to a show as they are very easily transferred from pig to pig.
Static electricity makes this dillweed stand up and defy gravity as it sticks to this measuring spoon.
Photo by Daniel M. Reck. Purchase at 500px Art.