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Alesha Jamaican Fashion Model in Pink Translucent Minidress with VPL Visible Pantie Line and Sunglasses Traid Dalston Sale Clothing Photoshoot Shoreditch Studio London
The magnificent translucent dome, 38 feet in diameter and made of Tiffany Favrile glass, is cut in the shape of fish scales. At the top of the dome are the signs of the zodiac. At the base of the dome is a quotation from the British author Joseph Addison. The Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company of New York made the dome glass, lighting fixtures, wall sconces, and chandeliers. The Chicago Ornamental Iron Company constructed the supporting frame. (Website)
On a cold & wet stroll through the Winter Garden in Seattle's Washington Park Arboretum. It's a New Year's Day tradition for Michael and me.
Obviously, I've totally run out of names for sea shells.
For this shell, I wanted to show the translucent quality so I placed a Strobie 130 in a Rogue grid behind the shell to focus the light on the part I wanted to light up. For fill light, I used a YN560 in a 24 inch soft box, camera left, in front at 7 o'clock, and then used a small hand held mirror to bounce a little light onto the right side. The strobes were in manual mode and I took several test shots to get the lighting ratios that I wanted. The strobes and my camera were triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N.
Other sea shells that I've photographed over the years are in my Shell album, if you like this sort of thing.
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I was yelling at him "Are her eyeballs looking at you!! Make sure you're at the level of her eyeballs!"
My new translucent canes
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There's just something special about shooting an old manual focus lens on a new(er) digital camera...
Nikkor 200mm F/4 Ai-S lens adapted with a Fotodiox Adaptor.
Always astonished at how thin a hare's ears are, the sunlight shines through. What kind of sunblock do you need for that? SP500?
A pair of hares, or jackrabbits as they are known here.
Dedicated to my friend, dardilrocks...
Thank you my friend, for showing me so many of nature's wonders hidden inside.
This is shot in macro mode, but the agate chunk is actually quite large. It is perhaps 2 1/2 feet across! I saw this in a wholesale vendor area at the Tucson Electric Park venue, in the 2007 Tucson Rock and Gem Show. The day was overcast and it was the last day of the whole event. To edit this photo, all I needed to do was dust, via the cloning tool. The macro mode on my camera was so good that the tiniest of dust bits were showing on the surface. The translucent areas were wonderful to show the hidden colors deep inside this wonderful specimen.