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Taken a while ago by my daughter, as I was teaching her to use a DSLR for the very first time (pictures for a school competition). I don't know whether to be proud or annoyed that they're better than most of my pictures, ever!
Incidentally she didn't win the competition, but is now thrilled that "...they're good enough to get on Flickr..."
I'll say!
The Rose. Hard to find a good subject out in the yuard with all the rain we have been having in the northeastern US. I found that I like the greens, mixture of yellow and Derwent blue grey that Kate likes. Strathmore cp, 4" x 5" Derwent and Durer pencils.
A sculpin found during the estuary studies around the proposed LNG Canada site in Kitimat, BC.
Photographer: Brandon Broderick
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James Rabey and Tina Rabey contribute to discussion in a study circle recently in Palatine, Illinois. Photo by Richard Doering
Focus stacked image taken with a Vivitar 90mm f2.8 Macro lens and processed using: Photoshop, Topaz Labs and PicMonkey
Shutter speed: 1/200, ISO 200, aperture f8 and ¼ power defused flash
3 color (RGB) lighting the white model - installations from the differing points. My students's (1 year) experimental studying the basics of the theory of the color.
Russia, Krasnoyarsk Fine Art Institute. Department of the Art of the Interior. March, 2009.
Chile Study Abroad Information:
Here is the reason I'm a PAW-er for the moment...statistics! Or more specifically, three essays for my MSc all due tomorrow. No panic here though, no siree.
Type Studies: Experimenting with typographic applications for an upcoming exhibition. twitpic.com/juy84
Good health is affordable – that’s the conclusion of new research that finds a link between lower death risk and a diet rich in nuts, peanuts in particular.
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nuts, peanuts, people, studies, study