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This was a colaborative effort between me and a fellow photographer Jason, sharing equipment and ideas. Teryx 1&2 are a couple of shots I took.
This is more of a caricature than a portrait. But I like it. At this point, Brian had wrapped himself in a blanket to keep warm.
A milf cleaner and her dilf photographer get busy cleaning up, in the Big Textile Factory, but take a pause for a double selfie
Photo shot by my Dad, Jay Thomson, at Etowah, TN in May 2014
On May 14, 2014, Dad shot UP SD70M 4394 at Etowah, Tennessee.
Olympus SP-565UZ
With the rain pouring from the sky; an empty coaltrain passes the small village of Carbonville, offcourse in Carbon County.
Zoals eerder geschreven, voor de dagen dat ik rond Soldier Summit zou zijn was slecht weer voorspelt. En dat zou ook zeker gaan uitkomen, maar gelukkig niet voordat ik toch een aantal zonplaten had kunnen maken. Maar slecht werd het wel. Tijdens een regenbui, ik gaf nog niet op, trof ik zo een lege kolentrein die met UP's 7690 (GE type ES44AC) en 6272 (EMD type SD60M) door het dorpje Carbonville rijdt op weg richting Price.
25 april 2015
Brittny's Wedding
Make-Up Artist- Katie Carlson
sorry i've been so MIA... new things in the works... update soon!
The ZMXYC-21 with NS 1116 and 1074 (Lackawanna Heritage Unit) heads north through Bald Knob! See video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=niWnIn72-Q4
Tilikum swims up...SeaWorld, Orlando.
he is the big bull orca here.
The only way I can 'capture' these is with the camera set on 'sports' mode....works in daylight okay....they move so fast, any other setting and you would miss it
To be fair, I had to build EMD's Tier 4 test loco as well. Although this is billed as a Tier 3.5 loco, UP and EMD hope to learn much about Tier 4 possibilities through this unit. UP calls it an SD59MX; a rebuilt and modified SD60MAC. It was just funky enough to draw me back to the Armor Yellow. I didn't have to order a single part for this build, but I did borrow a few pieces from my son (Thanks Bo!). It was a nice challenging distraction from all those ES44ACs and SD70ACes I've been building lately.
A new collaboration with Lomography & The Photographic Journal
I’ve dabbled in film photography over the years but have always stuck to digital for the sheer volume of ideas I can create and execute. However, there’s a tangible quality I always love about shooting with film. It forces one to slow down and live in the moment. Also, the unknown aspect is liberating.
This shoot involved testing out the new Lomomatic 110 pocket camera. I’d never shot with a 110 film camera before so I set out to make some magic with mundane moments and a limited timeframe.
Check out this photo essay on The Photographic Journal & read my interview with Lomography to see more!
Model: Kelly Kennedy
This pea chick is growing up fast - he came to greet me as I entered the Los Angeles Arboretum in Arcadia CA.
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Panoramas are one thing. But if you really want to increase the size and effect, think BIG and think PORTRAIT. Control your breathing, anchor your elbows to your ribs with the camera off tripod, turn that thing upright to portrait composition and start your pano left to right. Your shot will be much larger, less thin, and look more like your 16:9 HDTV than a weird, long, thin strip.
(Flickr Explore, Highest position, 249 on July 2, 2009)