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A variation on my Simple Robin, folded from two overlapping sheets of paper (kami, 15cm), no cut, no glue.
Well, this is another version of the one before. Everyone seems to like the other a bit better, but I sort of like this one.
I've been using this lens mostly on crop (APS-C) mode so far. Here's a look at the lens on FF and then crop mode. The photo on the right is not a PP'd crop; it's a separate photo from the Sony a7Iv's crop mode.
Another version. Just for you, Amy.
Maybe you like this one instead? www.flickr.com/photos/samunwritten/2358965992/
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Schwebfliege (Syrphida, Hoverfly, flower fly, sweat bee or syrphid fly) in der Blüten einer Herbstzeitose (Colchicum autumnale, autumn crocus, meadow saffron or naked lady) auf der Wiese hinter dem Eivind-Berggrav-Zentrum an der Bushaltestelle Ostpreußenplatz (Dänischenhagener Straße, Altenholz-Stift).
Made this one before but now less dramatic and in a different environment and added a horse ;)
Strobist info:
1 yn560 through umbrella 1/1 power. Camera left.
Triggered with RF-602
toujours un plaisir un passage dans ce lieu.....le nom de l'artiste n'était pas indiqué, le site était vide, je n'ai donc pu me renseigner....
Although the light is more smooth, there are less "beam bending" feel, hence I didn't submit this photo.
I like this look a lot better, I took out the grey bricks like Will said. I also created a bed and a table that are not shown here, and will most likely be on the bottom floor. Any ideas, pointers, or anything, will be much appreciated!
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Taken with Sony Nex with 210mm lens and ND filter. I had biked out to the planetarium to join their viewing party, but it was so overcast that most people gave up and went home or went inside to watch a video feed of the eclipse from somewhere else. Then we got just a couple minutes of sun in between the cloud cover and the buildings. It really wasn't enough time for me to figure out the right settings for my camera, so I'm not satisfied with these, but they're something. I wish I could try it again!