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The twin cubs are alert as mom watches for another sockeye salmon opportunity. Katmai National Park and Preserve, AK.
Why you ask? Well... because knowing gang signs makes you COOL! Haha. Or perhaps you are just bored passing quality time with friends at a cafe. Nick, Katy, and Jeremy at Quacks.
At Quacks 43rd Street Bakery - Austin, Texas 2006
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I recently re-discovered my mom's baby book kept by her father. I'm posting some of the ads from the book dated 1918-1919.
These boots were shot with only one light from a 3/4 back and distant position with a snoot. Mirrors were used to redirect that hard light in 4 different directions back at the boot. Black card was used to block light in specific areas, like the raised shoelace eyes on the top of the boot (too much direct reflection). Finally, the background was put in, which is an abstract glacier piece of art given to me by a friend. Very little light is naturally reflected off the set to light that.
I will be teaching paper-and-yarn workshops in Australia soon!
25/26/27 at Timeless Textiles, Newcastle www.timelesstextiles.com.au/page19825/shop.aspx?productID...
30 June to 4 July 2016 at Fibre Arts Australia, Ballarat fibrearts.jigsy.com/ines-seidel
This week I've had my younger sister staying with me in my student digs for a few days. Since I'm not in university again yet, I have some spare time on my hands! I've been indulging in photography as much as I can this summer and, I think somebody around me has caught the bug!
So after helping her choose and purchase her first camera a month or so ago, I went out with my sister this week to the Botanical Gardens in Sheffield to help her do some practicing. She's very talented naturally anyway so, after a few pointers she was on her way! Really enjoyed giving her tips and watching her enjoying photography :)
A phone picture from before my Thursday session.
Read about this at sophielynne1.blogspot.com/2013/03/keystone-conference-par...
This is my son honoring the Confederate Soldiers who died during the Battle of Spring Hill and Thompson’s Station.
It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived. ~George S. Patton
Title: Teaching Songs
Artist: Kusakabe Kimbei
Artist Bio: Japanese, 1841 - 1934
Creation Date: c. 1890s
Process: albumen print
Credit Line: Gift of Rudi Bianchi
Accession Number: 1999.039.035
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Original Image Credit: Honey Nut Cheerios by Chris Metcalf
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Slide by Bill Ferriter
The Tempered Radical
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Teaching my 5 year old niece to lightpaint. (she is the ghostly figure painting our lovely volunteer). So fun to see the excitement when she saw her work ! :) - - - 20 sec @ F/8 in an otherwise unlit room.
it is a busy season, combining teaching with all other duties. Not really time to dress.
here's how I'd love to look teaching en femme :)
Teaching the workshop "the light meter" for the first time tonight.
We filmed the video today for the new "mastering the modelshoot" instructional video series.
Chris thought it would be a good idea to give buck a salt lick Chris took buck into the stables and showed him the salt lick buck pricked his ears up and started stairing at the salt lick *look buck mmm tastes nice* Chris said as he went to the salt lick and licked it Chris made a face in disscust as he hated the taste he sat on the salt lick buck walked over to the salt lick and gave it a lick buck enjoyed the taste and started licking some more on the side he couldnt lick the top as Chris was sitting there Chris started to get smaller and smaller untill he was the size of a fly buck was enjoying the taste so much he noticed Chris was not sitting on the salt lick so he lowerd his head and started sliding his tongue across the salt lick Chris saw the giant tongue and started running for his life from the giant tounge he will never get away there is no hope for him