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Airtight informs the Joes he has evidence chemical weapons were tested in this ghost town, and that it's unsafe for them to proceed without the proper gear.
Anyone want to do an Airtight week?
I love deep black and whites, theres something so emotive about them. This is just simply my baby contemplating her next move :O)
Effortless B&W, Rich deep matte, Feather Haze, Soft Deep Eges
Week 4/52
I was racking my mind trying to think of what to do for my photo this week, and then my sister brought her son over.
In my opinion, he is the most adorable thing ever. If only you could portray his whole personality in a photo.
He's only 18 months old, and is the smartest, and most caring little guy I've ever seen.
Taken 1/25/2014
Posted 1/26/2014
Strobist info:
-Main light, Elinchrom D-lite2, power f.4, with Beauty Dish positioned in front of the model, slightly to the left @ 45 °
-2nd light, Elinchrom D-lite4, power f3.6, positioned in the back of the model, with Rotalux octa 135cm.
Un setup simple ici, et qui marche bien! J'ai joué sur les expressions du modèle, une typé mode/beauté et l'autre naturelle, merci Steve pour l'avoir distraite héhé! Pour le traitement, je me suis essayé à la technique du Dodge & Burn, je suis satisfait du résultat, au final c'est asser simple...avec de l'entrainement bien sur ^^.
A simple setup here, and works well! I played on the terms of the model, a typical fashion / beauty and other natural, thank you Steve for having distracted héhé! For treatment, I tried the technique of Dodge & Burn, I am satisfied with the result, in the end it is simply assertions ... with practice of course ^^
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These are our deceptively cute puppies on their 4th week. There is trouble in those little eyes! ; )
03/52: Revenge of Conan
April 15th - 22nd
For this week it was kind of difficult to get a good idea for this project, and since I'm not artistic in the least I decided to use one of my kats; Conan the Barbarian.
She's actually quite sweet and still a kitten. However, I had her in the natural light of the veranda windows and kept trying to get a clear shot of her eye.
I finished the shoot and because she kept moving, most of the shots were blurry and not at all what I wanted, but since we had a live show that night, I couldn't stick around waiting for her to sit still.
So... I figured I'd just use one of those shots, got show ready and headed out on my bike to the venue. After getting home quite late after our show, I slept on it and woke up not at all happy with the shots!
Poor Conan was used again. This time, I blackmailed her with fish while Ninja, my black Kat, watched from the sidelines.
This time was heaps better! Shutter speed, aperture, lighting, focus and she was much more into it.
Thankfully there were heaps to choose from, but this was the one that seemed so out of character for her and full of emotion; and because of that, I went for it. I'm so glad that I didn't settle. There's still a lot of learning and a lot of practice to go before I get anywhere as good as D-Chan.
Here's to hoping you guys had a great weekend!!!
Week 36 - 16-23 September 2015
Again about a week late to post, but better late than never, I guess. This one is taken at the Singapore Night Race, and we see Daniel Ricciardo coming out of left hander at turn 7 and breaking at the 50m mark before the right hander at turn 8. All very exciting, if you're into Formula 1. Anyway, more from my travels next week.
This week he models received their makes and had a simple photoshoot to show the off.
Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/tB4RUzvrAOU
Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair...my 3.5 year old has never had a haircut and is quite happy about it! She is the age where princesses, unicorns and all things fairytale are real and she thinks cutting hair would make her a little bit less of a princess. Who am I to take that away?
: )
Year X Week 44 27/10-3/11/19
Although these shots were taken a week earlier, I was suffering from a case of camera fatigue after the trip.
Anyway, this was taken at Caesars Palace at Journey's residency at the Colosseum. What a concert, what a band and what a voice. Also loved it when the usher says "Don't stop believing" as he collects your ticket. More soon... faithfully.
Taken from the Pont de la Concorde in Montreal, QC.
After an afternoon trek out on Jean Drapeau island, I eventually decided to make my way across the bridge to get a skyline shot at dusk, and it turned out to be my favorite shot of the day. CC welcome!
SOOC :) :)
yep, yet another sunset shot ;)
really need to borrow someone to shoot some silhouette sunset shots so if you fancy being stuck with me in the dark on the moors, and possibly being chased by a ginger rabbit, let me know hehe :)
so this week has gone by pretty quick, spent my day off with sarah and nathaniel, eating chips in the park and attempting to tire out slaine....
i had a weird woman at work ask me if we sold guinea pig conditioner......
Theme Of The Week - Chapter 3
Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 4
Uggg! I would have liked to have fixed this better, but between the rain, giant mosquito swarm attack, and my Photoshop being only halfway compatible with windows 10, I guess this is as good as it gets. I am seriously thinking about going back to my old windows
40 weeks!
Olympus E-3 with Leica 25mm/1.4 lens.
Strobist: FL-50 Speedlight fired via Pocket Wizards into 42" umbrella, camera left.
Can't wait to show him what his name was going to be if he was a girl. :)
1. the long way home, 2. redrum, 3. Saturday Morning Goodness, 4. Untitled, 5. In My Crosshairs - Explored Nov 1, 2010 #242, 6. Breakfast Club, 7. Happy Halloween, 8. Any chimp can play human for a day. Use his opposable thumbs to iron his uniform., 9. Untitled, 10. my two favorite...., 11. Welcome to my Man Cave, 12. Porthdinllaen Pub TS, 13. {EXPLORED} Day 244/36514.
Photographically Speaking
I don’t know about you guys out there(the ones who photograph) but there comes a time that as you mature through anything in life you start to realize where your forte is and in what direction you want to go. I believe I’ve had a few of those moments already with my photography.
(pictured above is my beloved )
Your comments and faves are very appreciated.
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Easy one for me this week as I often take pictures of our cat.
Tried a few times in different light and then this shot came up while I was making breakfast.
a little post about mobile, diaper pail, diaper bag...and raining dead birds!!!
blogged auxpetitsoiseaux.blogspot.com/
The edge of a thin sheet of ice on a small stream where a few rocks and a slight drop in elevation, almost make a miniature waterfall. The lower edge of the image shows the worn edge of the ice from the motion of the water. I didn't get wet, but was real close to the water. Good thing it was a narrow spot.
Full view of area is first image in thread.
The Amish Taxi - The combo pack of historic futuristc preservation that historicizes the future in order to avoid future shock.
"Dissectibility takes those ideas we favor, cut away those we dislike and project forward the new combinations." Charles Jencks, p 32
“That makes perfect sense because clearly the whole idea of modernization raises either latently or overtly the issue of what to keep” Rem Koolhaas
“It misses a critical difference between the men of the past or present and the men of the future. This difference is summed up in the word ‘transience’.” Alvin Toffler, p. 42
“No matter how fast we go, no matter how cleverly we schedule, there are never enough hours in the day.” Carl Honore, p. 20
“No body of knowledge can inspire anybody to do anything if its own guardian should lose their dynamic.” Reyner Banham, p. 257
Akubra is an Australian brand of bush hat, whose wide-brimmed styles are a distinctive part of the Australian culture, especially in rural areas. The name is believed to be derived from an Aboriginal word for head covering.
Akubra's best-known hats are made from rabbit fur felt with wide brims, and the term "Akubra" is sometimes used to refer to any hat of this kind. Many Akubras have drawstrings to help keep them on the wearer's head on windy days, as well as adding to the hat's appearance.
Akubra hats are an important part of traditional outdoor clothing in the Australian bush. They are often worn by farmers, graziers, horsemen and stockmen on the land. As well as protecting their wearers from sun and rain, they are used in less obvious ways: holding eggs or mushrooms, covering the eye of a recalcitrant horse, fanning fires and watering dogs. [From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia]
Have a good week!!