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Versions of the World War 1 Iron Cross 2nd Class. The cross on the left is the version awarded to fighting members of the armed forces whilst the one on the right is of the type awarded to non combatants such as medical personnel.
Cosplay de Ariel version humaine par Usako. Shoot photo cosplay au lac de Labège près de Toulouse durant la Popcon Toulouse 2019
Ive not done much portrait work since I took up this somewhat additive hobby, but today a friend asked me to do a couple of shots of her daughter, not an easy task without the proper lens or studio lighting and equipment, but we made do, and with such a naturally pretty little girl, whos a complete natural in front of the camera, it wasnt difficult getting a few nice shots.....mum went for this, which is the black and white version of the original, and the "Andy Warhol' version below, it was really good to try something different :o)
Can anyone advise what I might have done wrong to get so much 'noise' on this? :o/
NOTE: I just added another version of this photo to my photostream with a more true sepia toning to correct the grassy area which is too green in this photo.
This is a sculpture just outside the train station in Grapevine, Texas. I used a wider angle to more completely capture the scene of a soldier returning from war and being greeted by a loved one at a small town train station.
“The Homecoming” is a two-piece sculpture created by Michael Pavlovsky of Fort Worth. It depicts a soldier returning from service to a loving embrace. The other part of the sculpture (not shown) is an arch honoring soldiers from all military branches.
(I wish that concrete curb did not run along the bottom so you could see all of their feet and the dufflebag).
A cute, see-through nightie with pretty lace sleeves. Extremely comfy! I'm wearing it while uploading these pix :)
Apologies for the poor lighting. I tried to fix it, but I can't fix my red face :(