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23 февраля 2018, Пятница Первой седмицы Великого поста / 23 February 2018, Friday of the 1st Week of Great Lent
A few months ago, I was invited to speak to the Stanford Photography Club. The talk finally happened tonight. I had some doubts about myself and was nervous going in, but I'm really happy with how it went and proud of myself for successfully giving my first formal-ish talk on photography.
Thanks again for having me, guys. I had fun meeting you all and hope to catch you around online, if not again in person. Also, many thanks for dinner!
If you were there tonight, please leave a comment here or send me a message. I'd love to see your stuff, too. :)
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Simple, lazy 52 weeks image this week, as I'm too over-extended and sleep-deprived for anything else tonight and won't have any time later in the week, either. The school year is ending, photo assignments are piling up, and random projects like this talk are taking precedence over sleep this week.
Go Pack Go!
My first Packer game in over 12 years. 2 weeks ago I went to a conference for Fuel Up To Play 60 advisors, and won a pair of Packer tickets. Yay me! Eric drove up from Milwaukee and went to the game with me. It was great spending some time with him. This is a panoramic shot taken with my Iphone just before the game. I didn't realize until now that I also got Eric in the shot on the right side <3. Take 36 of 52 belongs to the Packers.
2017 Lincoln MKZ Black Label at Automotive Fine Arts Society Exhibition at Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance 2016 - Monterey Car Week
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Last friday I had my admission on an art academies, sadly I was rejected. I'm a bit sad about it but when I was there I already knew that I wouldn't pass by seeing the work of students there. My photography style is way different compaired to the students there so I was just at the wrong place, I guess. I'm not going to give up, I will keep trying at other art academies.
(The photo above is my 'idea notebook' or whatever it is. And I got myself some new shoes after I heard that I got rejected.)
A nursing child and her mother share a form of togetherness that is unlike any other. My nursing days are about to end, but I'm glad that I was able to capture this moment to look back on with fondness in future years.
The faces ofPNCA students, staff, and faculty during Spring Focus Week, 4/29/14-5/2/14. Photos by Micah Fischer '13.
Part of our week by week effort to document rIAm's growing belly!
Part of our week by week effort to document rIAm's growing belly!
The fish looked tasty, but Edward's mother had told him that Trolls
were not to be trusted ...... hmmmm
Brushes
Sent from my iPod
Palm Cove is quite a nice tourist destination, so what better place to take some photos of buildings, oops, sorry, architecture.
Taken April 30, 2011
This week i really had to study a lot... actually , this is what i´m gonna do all this month...
remember: To Study is not good. It makes you sleepy :)
World Trade Week: Trading Up: Creating Prosperity for Women (UK seminar)
11 June 2009
Photo by: PJPProductions
its holy week.
i'll be trying my best to observe holy week and refrain from using the computer too much.
today was the blessing of my parish's new Holy Family Center! for 7 years, we have been raising money to build a second place to hold masses. we have one Catholic church here in tracy, and every Sunday, SO many people are standing and not sitting as we worship. the holy family center was built on the opposite side of town as the church. in a few more years, they will build another church b/c the center is only a hall, like a gym. its temporary until the actual church (with baptismal font, pews, statues and all) idk if that makes sense. haha. anyways, we parishoners at St. Brenards are all very happy to have a second place to worship so that people can actually sit during the masses.
(explore #407, but it got dropped.)
Is this too much? Have felt for a while now that there must be a photo here somewhere, but I'm not suer I have found it yet. And I had the urge to experiment a little!
Week #31 - Wildlife - Call of the loon. Knowing I was going north on the week-end, I hoped that the wildlife just north of Bancroft, Ontario would be obliging for the theme this week. This loon was particularly helpful as he took interest in me as I paddled by in the canoe.
Sigo con parte del estrés, por lo que estoy buscando algo de tranquilidad, precisamente lo que me transmite la imagen.
Verla en grande y con fondo oscuro
Proyecto de las 52 semanas.
Week #9 Macro - Ignite! Found some wooden matches while cleaning up. Managed to capture this without setting off the smoke detectors!
This week, dear daughter, you started smiling in earnest, which makes mama and daddy feel SO good! You LOVE to stare at mama, too. Such great eye contact!
You're still pretty sure that not being held is the worst thing that could ever happen to you, but you'll sometimes accept being laid down on the bed on top of the giant cotton prefold, as long as mama or daddy is hovering over you.
You've been a hungry hippo this past week, thanks to some growth-spurt action. You're now officially over 11 pounds, and you've definitely gotten taller, too. You keep getting balder, though! We're so curious what your hair will look like when it comes back in.
We love you so much, baby girl!
This is the 1st image of my new project. I've decided to start off the new year with a new look ... a shaved head. It's something I've wanted to do for a while, but was too timid to follow thru with. It's different and a little strange for me to look at, but I like it a lot.
Strobist:
AB800 thru large softbox camera left
580EXII bare camera left and behind me
silver reflector camera right
270EXII gelled blue on white background
all triggered by cactus v4
I was inspired by a friend's martini. These are blueberries in a glass with a clear carbonated liquid. I suppose blueberries were an easy pick for this week's theme, but I tried to do something a little different with them. I think this shot would also look fab in BW. I might have to go get some glasses with different shapes. The curvature of the side of the wine glass made it a bit difficult to get the DOF I wanted - I think an actual martini glass would work better. This was fun project - I may do a series of 'glass shots' this summer!
Nikon D3S, Nikkor 105mm Macro lens
EXIF: ISO: 5000, 105mm, f4.5, 1/250 sec, used a mag light to provide some backlight, some adjustments in LR3