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Working on a larger story here that encompasses several images. I'm not exactly sure if my vision got through well enough. This levitation stuff is wearing on me and I'm getting frustrated enough with it that I just want to give it up. Which is a sure sign that I need to slog through it and keep going.
The only thing I wish I had done differently was to shoot it horizontally instead of vertically.
1 Vivitar 285hv @ 1/4 power in a 60" convertible umbrella, above and camera right.
This picture is be made by Christa.
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I found Primo bricks with two different stud logos.
I even found mold number 03 6 with both versions, which suggests that the logo was changed.
Looking into the history of the sets that used these bricks probably reveals why. These bricks were first sold as Duplo Primo (1995–96, using the Duplo bunny logo) then as LEGO Primo (1997–99, using the Primo elephant logo) and became LEGO Baby in 2000 (using the the Baby elephant logo). The LEGO Baby line combined with the Duplo line to make Lego Explore from 2002 till mid-2004. Then the product lines were split again. LEGO reused LEGO Baby again from mid-2004 (using the Baby bear logo) until the line was discontinued in 2006. The last set using "Primo" bricks was released in 2005.
I wanted Gina to be accurate to the scene I was depicting, the kit comes with her in an evening dress, however the balcony scene shows her in a large sunhat and a billowing bell shaped dress. This resculpt isn't finished, but it's an improvement in accuracy
A view of the stallion boxes at Dalham Hall Stud. The late Echo of Light is on the left. On the right is the great Lammtarra. Photo taken in 2010
The new Classic FM Studios based out of Leicester Square in London.
This image is part of a big set for their corporate behind the scene shoot I did for the radio group.
A Studer B 67 tape recorder. This was used by the CNIB Library for many years to record talking books. There's a small modification for making talking books: on the panel covering the recording heads is a small button to record a 60 Hz index tone. The tones were audible at fast forward and reverse, and were used to find the start of chapters, pages, etc.
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I've found that Carolina anoles make great subjects for photography. They're unusual and useful animals, they tend to stay still long enough to get the shot, and when seen closely, their antics are charming.
This little guy climbed up seven feet onto the top of one of the birdboxes in the meadow, and from there put on a courtship display. To whom, I have no idea. He'd get up on his toes, pump up and down a couple of times, then take a deep breath and puff out his call sign. I can only trust it works for him.
After first checking to make sure he wasn't smuggling our strawberries, I moved in for a series of interesting close-up shots. After I had moved away, we began to wonder where he'd go from there. Almost as soon as we had the thought, we saw him BASE jump off the birdbox into the tall clover below. We never knew he could do that.
Single Speedlite 480ex to the camera left directly.Triggered by ST-E2 (Speedlite Transmitter). Set low shutter speed to create motion trail (my first attempt).
This is side view of beautiful peach flower earrings stud post.
I folded these beautiful flowers from washi yuzen (Japanese rice paper).
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