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I've started to oil paint. I've always sketched or used water color, but never oil. I'm finding it very challenging but also see it really helps with my photography. The study of light once again. This pink really got me. I love how reminiscent it is of Matisse or Manet.
This Grey-winged Trumpeter, Psophia crepitans, was photographed in Peru, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.
You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.
Page header image for the Interdisciplinary Studies website at Eastern Washington University: outreach.ewu.edu/itds.html. Used Photoshop.
Once upon a time this used to be my study table,laptop table,eating table n sort of table and table...now its taking rest at hostel...:D
OK... my last photo from the birthday party this weekend... whew! Thought it would be nice to end on a photo of the birthday girl and a present in hand.
Checking out the map to determine the best route to the Heat 3 destination (a Starbucks in Roscoe Village).
Sept. 27, 2022. Danvers, MA.
Activists and concerned citizens held a mass action and die-in to express opposition to the new gas peaking power plant in Peabody, being built on the same site as two existing power plants. Despite continued requests, the Baker administration still has not conducted critical environmental and health impact studies on this project. Participants at the action voiced opposition to the building of new fossil fuel infrastructure in an environmental justice community in 2022 and not fully understanding the cumulative impacts it will have on surrounding residents and the area.
© 2022 Marilyn Humphries
Rui Perdigão ©
“Paisagens”. Small painting. Estudo. Guache. (2003).
“Landscapes”. Small painting. Study. Guache. (2003).
Here's a small niche space that we designed into an "Office/Den." Its probably no larger than 10' x 10'. Compact, efficient, and quaint.
The shot was intentionally done this way to show the true feel of the room. Not dark and dreary, but task oriented and cozy. I personally like the contrast of the warm incandescent light along with the cool natural light coming in through the window.
Shooting Information: Nikon D300 w/ Nikkor 12-24/4 @ 16mm. SB800 remotely triggered below and left of camera to help light up the desk (that window was very bright).