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A weathered razor shell picks up the last rays of the sun on the wet beach.
Fresh razor-clam shells are shiny shades of brown in a pattern resembling oblong growth rings. In time contact with the sand abrades the brown coating away, revealing the natural, calcium-based shell below,
Ocean Park, Washington.
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It's the top of a utility knife blade container.It's 4cm high by 2.35cm wide. I sat it atop a small LED flashlight.
I'm pretty sure this is an 'Japanese Anemone'.. either 'Anemone hupehenis'.. or.. 'Anemone x hybrida'.. but could be wrong.. best on black.. just click on image
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Trabocco di Punta Canale sullo sfondo,
Costa dei Trabocchi, Vasto, Abruzzo
Tecnica del cartoncino nero e un po' di post-produzione
Sono graditi commenti, critiche e suggerimenti.
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Trabocco of Punta Canale in the background,
Coast of Trabocchi, Vasto, Abruzzo, Italy
Black card technique and some post-processing
Comments, criticisms and suggestions are welcome.
I learned how to do this today from Gavin Hoey on Adorama TV. I showed the video to my wife, and asked if she wanted to do it, and she found a translucent umbrella, and here's our result. Here's the link to that wonderful video
www.adorama.com/alc/0013832/article/Shooting-a-Silhouette...
I will explain how I did it, but Gavin does a much better job of it on his video. I've been watching Gavin on YouTube long before he went to work for Adorama. I've always referred to the videos there as the University of YouTube.
Lit with one bare SB600 pointed at a white background which was about three feet behind the subject. Strobe was in manual mode and triggered by the pop up flash on my D90 in commander mode.
I have an entire set comprised of silhouette pictures that can be seen here. Imagine the excitement .......
www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157606954950370/...
Pictures of mine that have been on Explore can be seen here, and if someone could explain to me how and why a particular picture gets on Explore I'd love to be enlightened. Science is baffled. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157618630302105/