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Models: Pierri Angeli Tacata
Wardrobe: (morning shoot, Filipiniana) Lito Perez of Casa Arce
(afternoon shoot, Rniel (Amor) Albano)
MUA: Alvine Pascual
Location: Seminary, Vigan
Organizers: The Ilocandia Photographic Society.
Special thanks to:
Reflector/ Anahaw Boys
At the Corner Bar's 3-pin bowling alley, a pinsetter returns the "duckpin" bowling balls (4-5 inches in diameter). The historic Corner Bar is located in St. Charles, MO.
Tip
Proper exposure is the exposure needed to get the end result.
When using a light meter (which I do and advise you to do) always remember that the reading is for the correct exposure of the diffused value (subject) but it can very well be that you want a bit more light on your subject. Feel free to do.
The meter will give you the perfect start. But don't let it hold you from being creative after that.
When you understand the meter you will actually know exactly how far to "push" or "pull" your image without loosing detail either way.
Want more info on this ?
Check out my video on using the light meter on Frankdoorhof dot com (under videos) or read my book "mastering the model shoot"
Light is our language. Learn to understand and control it and you can create poetry ;)
Owning a dog brings immense joy and companionship to our lives. As responsible dog owners, it is crucial to prioritize their health and happiness. One of the key aspects of caring for your furry friend is regular grooming. Professional dog grooming not only helps maintain your dog’s appearance but also plays a vital role in their overall well-being. In this article, we will explore some essential tips for professional dog grooming and how it can contribute to keeping your dog healthy and happy.
The 75,000 gallon water tank is situated inside of the part of the tower with the elongated windows.
Sears Crosstown Building. Memphis, TN.
This is Duke Tipper. He is looking his cutest in this picture. I adopted him shortly after I lost my darling Charlie to an Asthma attack.
Tip Top / Heft-Reihe
cover: Walter Neugebauer
Kauka-Verlag
(München / Deutschland; 1966)
Copyrights: Europress, Realpresse und Quelle-Features
ex libris MTP
You like to spend your weekend on a comfy couch, reading a good book, but you have difficulty finding just the right novel?
Meet Flavia de Luce, heroine of the wonderful “The Sweetness at the bottom of the Pie” by Alan Bradley.
Flavia is, despite the terrible affliction of being born a girl (hehe), a fantastic character with a great interest in chemistry, especially poisons…
After she discovers a body in the cucumber patch, Flavia decides to investigate on her own…
It’s a wonderful book, and my Uncle and I enjoyed it tremendously. Flavia is brilliant and makes a certain boy wizard look quite dull in comparison ;-)
Read it now! :-)
A late 1970's Dodge tipper keeping a classic D5 company. Very short wheelbase, T6-354 Perkins engine fitted, which was common for these trucks. Clark/Turner (?) 6 speed and Eaton 2 speed bogie on Hendrickson walking beam rear suspension. Would be quite cool as a classic truck if tidied up as you don't see too many of these around any more.
Los ingredientes de la foto (las cantidades están como notas) son los que se necesitan para el relleno. Son para un molde de 22cm, aunque yo he usado uno de 23cm y ha quedado bien.
Para la base y paredes, la tarta original lleva una masa tipo quebrada, podéis consultar la receta aquí. Pero como a mí me cuesta trabajar la masa quebrada he preferido hacer mi cemento de galleta. En este caso he usado 200g de mantequilla y 250g de galletas María.
Antes de empezar, precalentar el horno a 150ºC.
Tip Top / Heft-Reihe
cover: Riccardo Rinaldi
Kauka-Verlag
(München / Deutschland; 1966)
Copyrights: Europress, Realpresse und Quelle-Features
ex libris MTP
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