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I felt the need to take lessons in drawing and painting and to join the group, I love the rich experience of new techniques and hear opinions on my work!
using a mysterious watercolor like medium i created this character study. some stuff i loved som i hated but overall i think its a fine exploration
I did some rearranging in the study today and took an old desk from the spare room, removed the castors and base and put it up at the window so I actually have a nice view when working at it. Beats the hell out of the window-less office I have at work and works very nicely with the new Macbook Pro and external keyboard and mouse.
(This is also my first photo uploaded directly from Aperture using the Flickr Plug-in for Aperture. Worked very nicely indeed!)
Found this one when l was looking through shots, from last summer, in order to make some promotional material for this years live racing season at Fort Erie.
The checkered pattern is what caught my eye and is caused by shooting through a wire fence.
Viewfinder app settings: 6x6, 150mm lens, Portra 400 emulation; quick edit in lightroom app for iPad.
Studying is a tool that opens doors to the future and success, but above all it opens doors to knowledge.
I was sure I can never have the time to do deliberate photographic studies, let alone - on a predefined subject and with a deadline. November sunshine proved me wrong: I had 5 minutes, the subject was 'shadows' and I saw them, in my own sitting room and garden. Next day I even found time to crop and clean them a bit, and here they are - for your critique :)
A reflection for the start of the Academic Year in Washington DC:
A wonderful painting in the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge of Saint Augustine. He is shown deep in thought with his quill poised as he works on one of his writings. It seemed to me a good image of what we will be engaged in this academic year!
Not quite enclosed for a quality focused study. But good for thinking of ideas as you stare out the window.
Explorer's Highest Postion#279
This was taken at the pool at my apt complex. My upper division Econ 184 final is tomorrow from 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM. I put together the powerpoint slides that are up online and binded it together so it'll be easier to study instead of scattered papers all over. This was taken during sunset (as you can tell by the color of the sky). It was very relaxing and easy to study.
The benefits of distance education, doing some math in the sun by EU`s largest lake instead of a warm and boooring classroom.
Like how the sunrays refracts in the foreground.
Here's a wideshot of the Malfoy study. I quite like the combination of earth tones here, and the Pirates of the Caribbean's globe adds a lot of character to the set. And as some of you might have noticed, I placed the heart from the Pirates' Mill set on the shelf, too. Seems like the sort of thing Lucius would love to have on display. :D
The original is here, in case you haven't seen it. Those of you with sharp eyes may notice two key differences between what you see here in the set and the final picture. :D
At the Center of Marine Biotechnology in Baltimore, Valerie Huse studies halophiles, which are organisms that thrive in environments of extreme salinity. The higher the salt content in a medium, the more likely you are to find a halophile growing there.
She is shown here working inside a refrigerated incubator.
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Vitor doing homework at his desk;
Nikon D600 + Nikkor AF 50mm f/1.8D at ISO 2000; light from a lamp in front of him;
For this one-day oil study of a light complexion, I used Yellow Ochre with a dab of Terra Rosa to get the hue, moderated by Titanium White to lighten and reduce the chroma. For the darkest shadow, I dropped a touch Terre Verte (soft green) into the mix.
Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Colour
Centurion OP DLX oil primed linen
27.9 x 35.6 cm (11 x 14 inches)
Project: Utata Thursday Walk #470
Spotted this young woman taking a break from studying in the library at California State University Fresno.
115in2015 45 Do Not Disturb
Icicles formed by the sprinkler in the tree, Foley, Al. 1/10/10
Hi everyone! It's hard to believe these additions to the ice tree series were taken only two days ago...the high was around 60 here today, under a sunny sky...all that remains of the ice display is a pile of ice on the shaded ground...after I finish this series, I PROMISE I'll fill your viewing with flowers, sunshine and anything unwinterlike!!! Have a wonderful evening...and stay warm! : )