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Australian spiders have a fearsome reputation but this one appears to be a St Andrews Cross Spider, which are harmless to humans.
I'm not sure though - maybe one of my Australian friends might be able to help with ID?
Here I am, getting ready for the Aurora 2018 HDR Webinar this weekend! Remember you can pre-order now for Windows and Mac at.. store.stuckincustoms.com/collections/software
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Video archive of NZP's panda webinar with David Rubenstein, Steve Monfort, and Brandie Smith (youtu.be/-9qyb55BqO8)
Of note:
Steve Monfort: ". . . loan agreement . . . we'll have that wrapped up pretty soon . . ."
Brandie Smith: ". . . a keeper referred to him as 'chunk muffin' . . ."
"Hey, come look. I think I found something that you could take a picture of," said my husband. And it was cool. And I did take a picture.
In an extreme effort to capture the Grand Tetons in a different way (and because it was so foggy in Jackson we couldn't even see the Tetons), my friend Joe and I deiced to go above the clouds and look back down. It took optimism to believe such a vantage point even existed, lots of convince store crackers and good snowshoes, but we made it happen. It was -23 degrees. (note: this is Not from Snake River Overlook, but from the Sawtooth range about 1.5 hours from Jackson via car and then some snowshoeing) The Tetons looked Huge from here climbing out of the clouds and I still can't believe I've never seen an image from this spot!! More to come....
Tomorrow at 10am pst I will be giving a free webinar on how I use Nik Silver Effex Pro 2 and present images in Zenfolio. Nik is limiting this webinar to 1000 people and it is almost completely full! Sign up HERE
If you are not using Silver Effex to process Black & White images you are missing out.....it is incredible!
A big thanks to www.borrowlenses.com/ , who helped me out in a big way last minute with some gear for this trip! They are really in the photographers corner. Check them out if you need to rent gear.
When we found out that the new FR collection will be unveiled on the webinar, I was so excited! The first doll revealed was Eugenia, and boy I was floored!!! But, surprises didn't end there, let's see what we got this year:
Séduisante Elyse Jolie - after so many years we finally got Elise with her famous Black Swan screening! This should have been a lottery offering, BUT IT decided that all club members will be able to order one Elise. WOW soooooo happy!!! This is the first dark-skinned Elise and she is in Light Honey skintone. She looks stunning! Also, she is the first FR doll with flat feet! She will come with two sets of legs: high-heeled and flat. So excited to see how the feet look in real life. She is a close-up doll, so she retails for $120! I have a feeling her edition size will be about 2k. I actually love the swimsuit, both the design and the color. She has cool bag, two sets of shoes and sunglasses! Also, she has the same earrings as Sister Moguls Agnes, they are fabulous! Overall a gorgeous doll!
Vivacité Eugenia Perrin-Frost - wow, she looks like a Going Public lost twin raised in the south of France! She is in Hungarian skintone, has raven hair and cold blue eyes. I simply love her! At the same time, IMO she has the best outfit! She looks so causal, yet very elegant and fun! Don't know if it is because of the bouquet of flowers she comes with, or something else, but she has Funny Face vibe. Her accessories include a watch, a fabulous bag and a headband. The description says that the top comes with an extra-long bow detail on the back. Would love to see that! She is a perfect doll in my world!!!
Eugenia was followed by Coquette Jordan Duval - she comes in A-tone, which is one of my favorites. Her outfit is inspired by Ulyana Sergeenko spring summer 2014 collection. Very elegant and lady like. She doesn't seem to be popular (really can not explain the reason-she is gorgeous), so you can still get her at most dealers. She comes with lovely bag and a necklace. I think they should have included white swimsuit and make her a mini-giftset.
Every year we get an event doll. Last year it was LLL Agnes which is one of my favorite from the last year. This year we get yet another Agnes - Merveilleuse Agnes Von Weiss. She features White skintone and Champagne Blond short hair! Although her outfit is pretty basic, especially shoes, I think this doll will be stunning in person. I just had to add her to my collection. This is the first time Agnes has short hair and she looks amazing IMO. She shares the screening with Feminine Perspective Agnes. Those sea foam green eyes, silver details in makeup and lovely red lips, what a combination! I love the coral turquoise necklace.
Sophistiquée Vanessa Perrin - seems to be the least popular doll from the collection. I think the outfit is the main reason, beside the fact she is Vanessa 3.0. IMO she does not fit in this collection at all. The fashion pieces are beautiful on their own, so I will try to get some of them. She has similar screening like Star Power, which is my favorite Van. But, she doesn't have her eyebrows, which makes her look more soft and sweet.
The final doll was Exquise Adèle Makéda - she seems to be the most popular. I decided to pass. She reminds me too much on Scarlet Woman Adele, which I already own. I love her outfit, though! She comes with a very nice scarf, recycled necklace and a hat. Although I am a true fan of short haired dolls, I am not sure this particular hairstyle is a good choice for this Adele.
I think this collection should have been named ICONIC 2.0. I wouldn't mind having any of these dolls. Truly, I can not pick my favorite. Every time I look at the photo I have a new favorite. Preordered all except Van and Adele, and they do tempt me every day. Congratulations to IT and Jessy, the designer!
It's always fun finding interesting foregrounds to marry with the sky. Here is a photo from a recent Field Expedition to a place where we had enough light pollution to make it look like sunrise or sunset, enough texture in the terrain to add interest, and some stars in the sky, too.
Of course the stars needed quite a bit of coaxing as they are very shy about showing their faces in light polluted skies. I have three different "star bump" techniques most of which are described on my BLOG. The technique I used here is described in my "Dust-Subtract" method in the NP150d Webinar.
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"For six years Sebastião Salgado traveled the Brazilian Amazon and photographed the unparalleled beauty of this extraordinary region: the rainforest, the rivers, the mountains, the people who live there—this irreplaceable treasure of humanity in which the immense power of nature is felt like nowhere else on earth."
This is the extent of my photographic endeavour today! Not exactly exciting but reflects a busy day as well as one of my regular evening webinar events for our Post Grad students. Tonight was on Systematic Reviews and Meta Analyses - hence the screen helping them to interpret/understand Forest Plots. Booooooring! ;-)
In other news: Managed a run. Intervals! I f*****g hate those days. 7.5 miles of pain. I wasn't even fast!
One of the requirement of running a lab would be to accumulate enough CME points every year. One of my lab was due for renewal and the inspector from the US were scheduled to come in early November. They asked me to attend one webinar prior to the visit. The only problem was, it was beamed live from the US, which was due to start at 2 pm.
That would mean a 2am start for us here in Malaysia. You can asked questions at the end of the session through your microphone or just by typing. But by halfway through the second speakers, I started to nod off. The topic was so boring.
I tried coffee. But nope. That didn't work. As soon as session was done, I submitted the attendance log and went straight to bed. I couldn't remember much about what was discussed.
Overslept the next morning, but luckily it was a Thursday. I don't have any clinic scheduled that day.
Blogged here.
Supporting a group of bartenders who are offering entertaining and informative webinars (now that the bars are closed due to COVID-19). They are showing everyone how to make some interesting cocktails.
Webinars are only $10 and they are a lot of fun! Be sure to come out of this lockdown with at least one new skill - like being a better bartender.
Supporting a group of bartenders who are offering entertaining and informative webinars (now that the bars are closed due to COVID-19). They are showing everyone how to make some interesting cocktails.
Gin cocktails webinar is this Friday at 7:30 EST. $10 and it's a lot of fun! Be sure to come out of this lockdown with one new skill - like being a better bartender.
Landscape exercise 1 from Johannes Vloothuis' webinar on 03/20/11. Reference photo courtesy of Johannes Vloothuis.
I attended the webinar on Sunday with over 1000 artists. I had a lot of fun, listening Johannes and reading hilarious comments on chat room at the same time.
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Unless they are astronauts, humans must view the Universe through the window of the Earth’s atmosphere.
Although a clear sky is relatively transparent to visible light, bright astronomical objects — most noticeably the Sun — can paint the entire sky with luminosity, colour and shadow to be captured by both landscape painters and photographers.
How does this happen and what physical processes are responsible for these beautiful colours, gradations and patterns?
The talk explains some of this and is illustrated with spectacular images of the sky from space and from above the European observatories in the Chilean Atacama desert.
It concludes with some remarks about how we will characterise the atmospheres of Earth-like planets orbiting other stars.
A text version of the talk can be downloaded at:
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A video of the webinar given to the Herschel Society can be found at:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9v9pFluF-M
and one to the Daylight Academy at:
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Robert (Bob) Fosbury is currently an emeritus astronomer at the European Southern Observatory and an honorary professor at the Institute of Ophthalmology at UCL. He worked for 26 years at the European Space Agency (ESA) as part of ESA‘s collaboration with NASA on the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) project based at the European Southern Observatory (ESO) near Munich in Germany.
Fosbury joined this initiative in 1985, more than 5 years before launch. During the latter part of this period, Bob served on NASA‘s Ad Hoc Science Working Group and ESA‘s Study Science Team as they developed the instrument concepts for the James Webb Space Telescope, the next-generation space observatory.
He has worked on topics including solar-type stars, the environments of black holes in quasars and active galaxies, the nature of galaxies in the early Universe and, most recently, on ways of characterising the atmospheres of earth-like exoplanets.
In retirement, he has turned to studies of animal, including human, vision by working with visual neuroscientist on the effects environmental light on animal systems.
If you are free this Wednesday stop to see my webinar on the importance of color "Where are the Car Keys to Oz? Just Follow the RGB road" based on the chapter of the same name from the book I am working on now "21st Century Composition Theory"
Here is the Registration link: bit.ly/3eHIcYH
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First quick pic of the new Kyori! I liked her from the first moment I've seen her during the webinar. Anyway, she looks latina to me, instead of japanese :) She may be Natalia's cousin!
Medical device Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMOs) Mergers and Acquisitions: Buyer’s view and standpoint
Medical Device CMO sector is witnessing an increased merger and acquisition in the recent past; close to 30% of top CMO players were involved in either M&A or expansion plans in e...
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Medical Device CMO sector is witnessing an increased merger and acquisition in the recent past; close to 30% of top CMO players were involved in either M&A or expansion plans in emerging and developed market. These acquisitions have further bolstered the bargaining power of leading CMOs...
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