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Studies of petals. Shot using extension tubes. Lighting-some window and some household lamp.

What a mess! I guess this was before the mac days took off in earnest.

Page header image for the Interdisciplinary Studies website at Eastern Washington University: outreach.ewu.edu/itds.html. Used Photoshop.

Pencil, charcoal and conté on paper

Courtesy the artist, all rights reserved.

The den right off the main entrance provides a perfect place for a study or serves as a quiet reading nook. Measuring 10' x 12', there is plenty of space to use this room however you see fit.

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

This is the Reading Room at UM Law

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.

Inside Santa Clara's Library

Studying

I'm not telling.

Fotografia y Edición: Sebastian Franco

Make-up and Hair: Norisa Maquillaje

Vestuario: Lolas

Modelo: Sara Florez

Photo credit: R. Findley Photography

I discovered macro mode back when I was studying for my Highers in 2007.

(May, 2007)

Deep in history...

'New Blue' is a collection of essays from bright centre-right thinkers, including MPs from the 2015 and 2017 intakes, published by the Centre for Policy Studies

www.stvincent.edu | Various photos of our Benedictine Leadership Studies students.

Ireland Study Abroad Information:

www.ifsa-butler.org/republic-of-ireland-overview.html

W: MOD2697MTN

Study room (separate from bedroom but still belong to master room)

Hand held with no flash - I though this showed as much about an art gallery as it needed too.

Photos from Ibaraki Christian University (internship in Hitachi, Japan)

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).

Japanese Maple Leaves: Avonsleigh, Victoria, Australia:

single jpg

curves, borders & crop in PS

handheld

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