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this card was made for not 1 but 2 challenges. For the CAS #58 colour challenge (green & brown) and for poppy paperie challenge #2 (button, green & polka dots.
background is PTI, image is unity & sentiment is hero arts.
TFL!
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Praying that you are safe and well*
This is one of the first pictures of Leafy taken with my new birthday Lumix, thank you GTF!!!
www.mymidlifecreativities.org/2011/09/2011-268365-thinkin...
Pondering today...questions for my photo class...questions for my women's circle later today.
Color Monochromatic - yellow - for Exploring with a Camera, Color wheel part 1
I started working on something new and didn't want to work hard on an already existing model. So I show you the first step.
paper: 7,5x7,5 cm
units: 30
works without glue
what I'm about to change?: the connections of the units
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Lately, I've been thinking about those pictures with people on the beach where the subjects are silhouetted against a strong sun that's radiating warm light and causing a loss of detail and contrast throughout the image.
So that, in a nutshell, is the inspiration behind this image. In order to get the shot, I used my Maxsaver flexible tripod to attach my flash to a tree limb that is directly behind me. I hooked the flash up to a Cybersync receiver set to channel 15. I set up my camera on a tripod and put a Cybersync trigger on the hotshoe set to channel 15. I then connected the camera to a Cybersync receiver (using a motor cord) set to channel 16. I triggered the camera using another Cybersync CST set to channel 16 that I'm holding in my (unseen) right hand. It took me a few shots to get it, but using the Cybersyncs to wirelessly trigger the shutter (as well as the strobe) really helped.
I actually noticed the bad flaring while I was shooting. I took off the UV filter, as well as the lens hood, and still got the same exact flaring. I actually like the lens flare, but I wish the brightest spots were uniformly round. I could have chosen another lens, but the 17-55mm f/2.8 IS was the easiest lens to use under these conditions.
strobist: 1 Vivitar 285HV, behind subject (facing camera), 1/2 power, full CTO gelled, attached to the tree with a flexible Maxsaver tripod, triggered via Cybersync. Camera was triggered via a Cybersync as well. Setup shot here.
For the resist and distress challenge, which is all this card is. This could be sympathy too, just a thinking of you card.
Not the greatest quality but even so, I love the look as the bird studies the water for movement. Hunting must have been not too good because he moved around quite a bit.
Yellow-Crowned Night Heron
:: TL: Thinking.
:: Size: Large
:: Link Pics: Here
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:: Photographer: Abdulaziz M. ALKaNDaRi / © All rights reserved
:: E-box: Abdulaziz@inbox.com
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:: Info:
- Camera: Nikon D700
- Lens: 105.0 mm f/2.8
- Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/200)
- Aperture: f/5.0
- Focal Length: 105 mm
- ISO Speed: 200
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