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Organizational portrait shots of new hire, Jason Miller for Good News Productions, International.
Canon EOS 7D
Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS
ISO 100 | 110mm | f/4 | 1/320
Canon Speedlite 580EX II
Cowboy Studio NPT-04 Trigger
Jasper and his buddy Trigger playing in the yard... Their play always sounds so vicious, but Trigger gives as good as he gets. It's so funny watching Jasper trying to play with such a small dog- he never knows quite what to make of them!
Nps.gov: Crater Lake inspires awe. Native Americans witnessed its formation 7,700 years ago, when a violent eruption triggered the collapse of a tall peak. Scientists marvel at its purity—fed by rain and snow, it’s the deepest lake in the USA and one of the most pristine on Earth. Artists, photographers, and sightseers gaze in wonder at its blue water and stunning setting atop the Cascade Mountain Range.
The 33-mile historic Rim Drive circumnavigates the lake and is open during summer and early fall (depending on weather and road conditions). Along the drive are 30 overlooks that were designed between 1931 and 1938 to highlight a specific view of the lake, a significant geologic formation in the caldera, or an environmental feature such as a subalpine meadow. Some of these stops have exhibits with information about the view. Other viewpoints leave room for visitor curiosity and discovery.
Where you choose to stop for a view of the lake or to capture the surrounding landscape of the park is a personal preference. Most of these pullouts do not have signs that offer a name or location. The park map indicates major stops that help with orientation. On average, visitors take two hours to complete the drive with eight or more stops.
2028a
I need a new lens & i REALLY need to save for a new camera. I love my D2x but the D700 is something else! Ready to go back to Uni, was lucky enough to play around with my Uncle's Hasselblad. Have to check the results when i get back in the darkrooms.
New York in March, and hopefully Route 66 in the summer :)! You'll see plenty more of Buddie/Fardell & Trigger this year. Hoping to do a few days on tour with the lads, i eventually want to make a book of TTB. We shall see!
Next up is some medium format, studio based, all about consumerism. It involves people wearing the same clothes, but they are very different kinds of people...Drag is all i'm saying!
more strobist work..
2 flash setup
Flash#1 camera left shot through white umbrella
Flash#2 on tripod shot at wall with blue gel
Triggered by: CTR-301p
Part of a photoshoot i did today for Huddersfield Amateur Operatic Society for their promotion of their upcoming show
'Fame the Musical'
strobist, camera left 430ex 1\4 power with softbox
camera right 430ex11 shoot through 1\4 power
cactus in background 1\4 power
triggered cactus v4
Promo shoot with Minneapolis' Beautiful Trigger at Club Jaeger.
Strobist: Two speedlights through shoot-thru umbrellas camera left and right.
Characters: Lucca & Robo
Cosplayers: Evadoll & cellery
Photography by MikoBura
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This shot was from a publicity shoot from last year for a local band called Dirty Weekend they are now also know as Weird Shapes. The Brief was to recreate the early shots of The Police and Queen and replicate the lighting style from these bands early days. The shot was taken with a Nikon D300s and a Nikon 17 - 55 f/2.8 DX lens. Lighting was from a 2 Nikon SB800 setup on a stand through a white umbrella to the left and to the right triggered with Nikon SU800 commander and Nikon CLS. During post slight sharpening and contrast tweak but pretty much as taken. There is a video link below showing you the behind the scenes of how this shoot and shots where done enjoy.
Behind The Scenes Video Click Here
Digital Dennis Website Click Here
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Characters: Lucca & Robo
Cosplayers: Evadoll & cellery
Photography by MikoBura
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More of an experiment today than anything else, but what is it?
In the absence of the high speed trigger that I've been meaning to build for months, this is a simple contact trigger shot. The contacts are two strips of tin foil taped to the sides of a block of wood, and wired to the hot shoe of a Canon 420EZ. (which has a low trigger voltage, so you can test closing the contacts with your finger without hurting yourself!) The strobe was set on full power and fired through a softbox to the right of the camera. The circuit was closed, and flash fired, by pouring a spoonful of sugar onto the contacts. Exposure was 2 seconds, in a darkened room.
I like the way some sugar has just bounced off before there was enough weight to bend the foil and fire the strobe.
Trigger is the most important detail of the revolver, concrete and decisive. For people like there there is only "yes" or "no". "Maybe" is not an option and only "yes" is acceptable.
Model: Julia Lazareva
"Trig" belongs to my son and his wife. We have become fast friends! How else could I have gotten this great portrait?? This look is what captured the hearts of John and Laurie when they visited the ASPCA a few months ago looking for a second dog. They chose well. Trig is well-behaved generally and has a good disposition. And he's just gorgeous! .
UPDATE: We're fairly confident that Trigger is a Black Lab/German Short-Haired Pointer hybrid.
40 cm softbox on camera right fitted with 580XII Canon Flash, trigered by a Cactus radio flash transmiter.
First sighting of the summer in Manly Dam of this fascinating plant. The pollen is on a lever which springs over any insect which lands on the flower.
Strobist Info:
Alienbees Ringflash w/ a 59" Octabox (Moon Unit) shot camera left, full power.
Nikon SB600 diffused w/ a shoot through umbrella, full power, camera right.
Triggered w/ Cybersync triggers/receivers.
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It always amazes me how the simplest of wounds can derail so many activities. I'm having a hard time taking photos because I can't bend my finger at the last joint..playing guitar, writing letters, flipping through records...
This time quite a lot came together.
The trigger: AnnA visited my stream and left some nice coments there. So I visited her stream and found a fascinating combination of Münster, cats, italian and croatian places and a touching number of old photos some of them decades old.
The history: I studied for over five years in Münster and still do love the city very much. I like the universal atmopsphere of the university - and I like the students as well as the wetphalian aborigines. The westphalian people have quite an unusual attitude. They say you have to eat a sack of salt with them to become friends - but if you have you'll never loose them. Münster was also a town which really gave me a relation with history, making it important. The town of my borth, Kleve, didn't. I knew that the saga of Lohengrin was located there and that we lost a princess to Henry VIII. But it didn't matter. Cologne, the town where I live now doesn't, either. We have the "Dom" (big cathedral), we have the last pieces of the three kings of Orient. But it doesn't touch me. Münster did. I read books about its history, I ent to the museum and when I was walking through it I always sent an admiring look to the old churches. - And I found some of my most important friends there.
The historical aspect of Münster and Europe: On the picture you see the "Friedenssaal" (Hall of piece) where the Westphalian peace was settled in 1648. It is still one of the most important touristic attractions of Münster.
The cinematic aspect The background is a still from the Movie "Alle Jahre wieder" ("Every year again" - eferring to a well known german christmas song) which is placed and shot in Münster in the 60s. For several years now there is a screening in the cinema "Schloßtheater" every year around christmas. I visited it twice, as I recall and some month ago I found at least a DVD with it.
The personal history: Two month ago I reconnected with a girl I formerly knew from Münster and the theater course I was taking there. We wrote online and phoned for hours - and planned to do so much crazy stuff together - but never did. Watching this film together was one of them. So I never opened it when it arrived becase I wanted to let me surpise a little bit again - together with her. But the contact got lost again. Until now it did that twice - everytime when there seemed to be some distracting boy in her life. And I don't like the fact that she only calls or writes me, when she just has some leftover time. So I decided to let her go her way and not to worry about her anymore.
So when I found AnnAs pictures today I got this aching stomach and had to watch the movie. And I remebered the big love I have for this city. I will have to see it more often in the future...
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Edited. I had to add the shadow to connect whith the extra white floor. I build the shadow by using copys of the other persons shadows. I am quite glad the way it came out.
In front of you, Třetí nádvoří Pražského hradu/Vikářská (Prager Burg - Alter Königspalast/Starý královský palác) - Hradčanské náměstí
The old Royal Palace served from the eleventh to the 16th century as the seat of the Bohemian rulers and was then used by the supreme state authority for over 200 years. In the course of time, the former Romanesque palace, situated in the third courtyard, experienced numerous reconstructions.
The Vladislav Hall in the Royal Palace
The greatest attraction of the Royal Palace is the Vladislav Hall built between 1493 and 1502. In spite of its enormous dimensions (60 meters long, 20 meters wide, 15 meters high), the hall designed by Benedikt Ried has no securing pillars but only a supporting vault - for the Middle Ages this was considered a technical masterpiece! The Vladislav Hall at that time served as a meeting room and also offered a suitable setting for knight tournaments and luxury goods markets. Through the so-called rider's steps the king even reached the hall with the horse.
However, the Old King's Palace also is home to other Romanesque and Gothic halls, such as the Bohemian Chancery, known as the site of the Second Prague defenestration. On May 23, 1618, Protestant nobles threw the governors of the Catholic Emperor out of the window and thus triggered the Thirty Years War. While the governors escaped with no more than a fright, the 27 leaders of the Protestant faction received their death sentence some time later in the local Court of Justice.
Old Royal Palace at the Third Castle Courtyard
In addition, the larger, vaulted room of the Bohemian Chancellery used to be the official residence of the Bohemian governors.
Relics in the Royal Palace
Adjacent to the Vladislav Hall is the chapel of the All Saints, originally built in the 14th century by Peter Parler. After the great fire of 1541, the house of God was reconstructed in the Renaissance style. A picture cycle of Christian Dittmann is depicted on the Baroque altar. It tells the legend of the holy Procopius whose relics are kept in the church.
To the left of the Chapel of the All Saints is the parliamentary hall built around 1500 by Benedikt Ried. It served as the seat of the Supreme Court of Justice and of the Landtag (state Parliament). In the middle of the hall is the neo-gothic kingsthron constructed in the 19th century and the bishop's chair next to it.
From the view terrace of the Royal Palace also opens a beautiful view over the Lesser Town.
Permanent exposure in the Royal Palace
On the Gothic and Romanesque floors, the permanent exhibition informs on the history of the Prague Castle.
Der alte Königspalast diente vom elften bis zum 16. Jahrhundert als Sitz der böhmischen Herrscher und wurde danach für über 200 Jahre von der obersten Landesbehörde genutzt. Im Laufe der Zeit erfuhr der ehemals romanische und im dritten Burghof gelegene Palast zahlreiche Um- und Ausbauten.
Der Vladislav Saal im Königspalast
Die größte Attraktion des Königspalastes ist der in den Jahren von 1493 bis 1502 errichtete Vladislav Saal. Trotz seiner riesigen Ausmaße (60 Meter lang, 20 Meter breit, 15 Meter hoch) kommt der von Benedikt Ried entworfene Saal ohne sichernde Pfeiler sondern nur mit einem Stützgewölbe aus – Für das Mittelalter galt dies als technische Meisterleistung! Der Vladislav Saal diente damals als Sitzungsraum und bot auch bei Ritterturnieren und Luxuswarenmärkten den passenden Rahmen. Durch die so genannte Reitertreppe erreichte der König den Saal sogar mit dem Pferd.
Doch der Alte Königspalast beheimatet weitere romanische und gotische Säle wie beispielsweise die als Schauplatz des Zweiten Prager Fenstersturzes bekannte Böhmische Kanzlei: Am 23. Mai des Jahres 1618 stürzten protestantische Adlige die Statthalter des katholischen Kaisers aus dem Fenster und lösten damit den Dreißigjährigen Krieg aus. Während die Statthalter mit dem Schrecken davonkamen, empfingen die 27 Anführer der protestantischen Fraktion einige Zeit später in der hiesigen Reichshofratsstube ihr Todesurteil.
Alter Königspalast am Dritten Burghof
Zudem diente der größere, gewölbte Raum der Böhmischen Kanzlei ehemals als Amtssitz der böhmischen Statthalter.
Reliquien im Königspalast
An den Vladislav Saal schließt sich die ursprünglich im 14. Jahrhundert von Peter Parler erbaute Allerheiligen-Kapelle an. Nach dem großen Brand des Jahres 1541 wurde das Gotteshaus im Renaissancestil rekonstruiert. Auf dem barocken Altar ist ein Bilderzyklus von Christian Dittmann abgebildet. Er erzählt die Legende vom heiligen Prokop, dessen Reliquien in der Kirche verwahrt sind.
Linkerhand der Allerheiligen-Kapelle erstreckt sich der um das Jahr 1500 von Benedikt Ried erbaute Landtagssaal. Er diente als Sitz des Obersten Landesgerichtes und des Landtages. In der Mitte des Saals befindet sich der im 19. Jahrhundert konstruierte neugotische Königsthron und daneben steht der Bischofsstuhl.
Von der Aussichtsterrasse des Königspalastes eröffnet sich zudem ein wunderschöner Blick über die Kleinseite.
Ständige Exposition im Königspalast
Im gotischen und romanischen Stockwerk informiert die ständige Ausstellung über die Geschichte der Prager Burg 1 .
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Camera info:
Canon T1i, Canon EF 135mm f/2L, f/9, 1/200s, ISO 100
Strobist Info:
-AlienBee B800 shot through a White Beauty Dish boomed above the camera and in front of subject. 8 feet high and 4 feet away from subject. 1/2 Power
-AlienBee B800 shot through a Stripbox camera left and behind the subject for rim. 5 feet high and 6 feet away from subject. 1/2 Power
-AlienBee B800 shot through a Stripbox camera right and behind the subject for rim. 5 feet high and 6 feet away from subject. 1/2 Power
-Flash trigged with Cactus V5 triggers
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