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From a moment high in the sky, to a moment musing on the shoreline. Go to: www.michikofujii.co.uk/blog/nh4ymtaa685b3ld93ytzrb9ejhb6p2
For more playing with monochrome angles on a warm afternoon, go to: www.michikofujii.co.uk/blog/g5aag4dl5l4y7d6r8cgsnjw3h6wzx4
For a monochrome Monday morning, go to: www.flickr.com/photos/michikofujii/33962402378/in/datepos...
For today's alternative monochrome capture, go to: www.michikofujii.co.uk/blog/xgmb2yfmfdem56blp57n3dz483jfk5
There's water up there, but still no rain...
For grey skies, go to: www.michikofujii.co.uk/blog/yz7twgxkekx7klg3gjylgg365t5elg
-Prince Caspian, Narnia: Journey of the Dawntreader
I consider it a big blessing to be born into a family who appreciates and has taught me at an early age the joys of traveling. It's not just being immersed in various cultures and customs, or meeting new people, but it's the understanding of how infinitesimal we really are compared to the big world out there. And I'm only taking about earth! Traveling puts things in perspective for me in more ways than I can explain.
Oh, and my parents are coming home tomorrow morning! :) (If you read my previous picture early when I posted it, you'd know what I'm talking about). I'm so sorry for being on and off Flickr, but it's the holidays! ;)
Who has a 365 project? Not this girl. I missed more days than I actually uploaded! Thinking of maybe changing my starting day to January 1st?
Utterly from this image. Mine pales in comparison, so go check it out! :) This photographer is one of my earliest inspirations.
All images used are mine. Taken from a not so recent trip.
Viewing Northwestern Ontario
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Just for Fun. currently skiing in Austria....View Large On Black
Limited internet so if I dont get chance to post again.. Wishing you all a very Happy New Year!! :-))
His dad was throwing him seriously high. The kid loved it.
Strobist: AB 800 fired into umbrella, positioned below subject and pointed skyward. Powered by Vagabond and triggered by PW Plus IIs.
We were up in the mountains, THIS gorgious sunset was amazing... The sky was so full of color everywhere we could see. I must have made Nathan stop 20 times to try to get shots of the dogs in the sunset & the sunset alone. He was a great sport, who wouldn't be if they were looking at this sky!
This is cropped & I used my flash to put light on JD & made a 2nd layer to lighten him up a bit more & cloned out the tree branch
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The Johanna, also called ‘Johanna in the Clouds’, is a unique student complex on the Utrecht Science Park, De Uithof. The clouds are a reference to the students who arrive and drive into the city to ‘blow’ away again after four or five years; as the student population in Utrecht is rather diverse.
The building was completed in the summer of 2015 and more than 655 students live have here. The building is traditionally modular, with prefabricated concrete construction and façade elements. The building is designed like an amorphous, as another reference to the clouds.
The Johanna with its blue-white tiled facade can not to be missed among the other buildings on De Uithof. The facades are finished with tiles made by Koninklijke Tichelaar Makkum. With these glazed tiles, a cloud pattern has been designed in which the windows together with the tiles form a diffuse pattern. The fresh façade reacts unexpectedly to light and moisture. Due to the reaction of the glaze with the bark print in the clay behind it, a great variety of coagulated results is created in addition to the main shade.
P.s.: the name “Johanna” is derived of the Johannapolder, which is situated just around the corner of the Bisschopssteeg.
Technical stuff
This shot was taken with my typical settings: 400ISO, F8.0, 1/5000, -2/3 at 16mils.
Post-production was quick and simple. I balanced the lighting a little and removed the obvious chromatic aberration. Finally, I added some copyright signs (in PS). The latter is, alas, there to stay due to the fact that my photos were frequently copied. So, don't bother commenting on that.