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I'm working on a 52 weeks project this year. It's going to be a little different, everything is going to be uploaded onto my blog. I feel doing it this way will make me more likely to finish this. I'm going to try and write about every week and have more than one photograph. View week two here. I really like pictures of people laying down.
First time I've shot a sporting event that wasn't motor racing. It's much more tricky than it looks and I got plenty of exercise lugging my camera with the Sigma 150-500(AKA ICBM lens) up and down the pitch. Conditions were pretty rubbish, dark grey skies and sleet. So eventually I swapped to the 135mm for faster shutter speeds and to give my back a rest!
EDIT: Just realised I didn't actually say what the sport was! It was Brighton Blues Vs Deal & Betteshanger in the London and SE second division rugby.
52 of 2013 Week 5 - Sport
☆ Pledge Week 2
Sunshine, sisterhood, and Sigma Xi Psi 🌸So grateful for the amazing bonds I’m forming with my line sisters and big sisters during rush week! ✨ The assignments are fun, the company is even better, and there’s no place I’d rather unwind than by the pool!!
I was lucky enough to get a number of pictures in Newcastle this week and couldn't decide which one to use for the theme this week. But since the theme Category is also Abstract, I liked the way this picture has pieces of reflection from all the buildings around it in a rather abstract manner. Its a bit like a mosaic of reflections.
There has been a lot of blue in my project this year. Honestly, this week it's because I didn't plan and I was looking for some textures to use later and this wall stuck out. I'll try to be more intentional next week.
I really do think IR lends itself to architecture photography, as it brings out the contrasts within the buildings, but also between the buildings and any vegetation. Also used Topaz for the first time as the Nik collection appears to have uninstalled itself after the Photoshop 2017 update!
I forgot my tripod when I went to the states,and I wasn't in a self portrait mood but I took some pics anyway(none of them really good but I really want to finish the 52 weeks project so I am posting them anyway)
That's right: I'm pregnant!! (PS. I'm 25 so no that poor 16 year old business haha)
Ever since I saw the absolutely wonderful maternity series by Pacing the Panic Room I knew that I had to do this when I was pregnant. Then I saw James, of Bleubird Vintage, beautiful series with her little one and it made me need to do it even more.
We began late as we waited to till we had told everyone, and I was showing more to start.
To see more from this shoot and hear more about my pregnancy visit my brand new blog here:
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(It is in mid-design so please forgive the unfinished look of it all. I'm working on it.)
I am new to Photoshop and tried a few different composites. In the end however, I went back to Andre's dreamscape process using an image taken on the morning we spent at Shampers Bluff. Several of you will no doubt recognize the spot.
Juliet Higgins
Juliet Higgins
ist eine ehemalige britische MI6-Agentin, die unter anderem in Kiew und Prag stationiert war und als einzige Agentin die russischen Geheimpolizei unterlaufen konnte.
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Später nahm sie einen Job bei Robin Masters als Majordomus des Anwesens an, auf dem sie zusammen mit Magnum wohnt und diesen gelegentlich bei seinen Fällen unterstützt.
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2018 übernahm Weeks in Magnum P.I. (der Neuauflage der Fernsehserie Magnum) die Rolle des britischen Hausverwalters Higgins.
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2020: Hawaii Five-0 (Fernsehserie, Folge 10x12
52 weeks of 2015
Yay! My 52 week challenge came to an end.
Despite ups and downs this year I managed to finish my challenge.
I have to say, I really enjoyed my second year of this challenge. It got me out of my comfort zone, I learnt quite a few new things in photography and I met some interesting people along the way.
If you would like to join me for the 2016 - 52 week challenge here is a link to the group on flicker: www.flickr.com/groups/52of2016/
It doesn't matter what camera you own or what level of photography you are at, you will get help and guidance every week and you will also learn one or two new things in photography.
It's a great challenge and anyone can do it.
Here is a link to my 52 week challenge pictures: www.flickr.com/photos/sigita_playdon/albums/7215764778802...
(February 28 - March 6)
Meep! I'm not sure if this will actually be my picture for the week. I can't decide if I like the edit or not. Haha, so yeah, I might not leave this up. I just really feel like uploading something and I really need to start experimenting more with my processing.
Anyway! Katie and I met up with our friend from grade school, Ruby, who we hadn't seen in ages. We had originally planned to go downtown to take pictures, but getting down there proved to be tricky so we just drove around near us in hopes that we'd find a good spot. We were just about to give up on trying to find somewhere when we found this really cool abandoned repair shop on the side of the road with this crazy hill that led up to all sorts of cool location goodness! (:
This was taken on Vance Creek Bridge in WA. I spent the first 15 minutes practically on all fours, terrified of getting vertigo and falling off the bridge. Over time, as I tried to set up the shot that I wanted, the fear faded and I spent the last 15 minutes running back and forth from the camera to check the composition of the photos.
Week 18/52
Oh well. I guess this was channeling every person who's ever done a levitation shot. Which means... everyone.
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I like female writers, especially when they're serious. I like Virginia Woolf, I like the Brontë sisters, I like 20th century writers, who transformed the way people see women, going from pretty-pieces-of-furniture-slash-sexual-toys to full on, thinking human beings. I am immensely grateful to all of them. But there's one who seems to get to me in a very particular way: Anaïs Nin. I read the compilation of her diaries ('Henry and June') for the first time when I was 15. It was life changing, as is everything at that age, but it's one of the books I keep in my nightstand. So when i read this quote of hers, earlier this week, I knew I had to work my photo of the week around it:
“I am an excitable person who only understands life lyrically, musically, in whom feelings are much stronger as reason. I am so thirsty for the marvelous that only the marvelous has power over me. Anything I can not transform into something marvelous, I let go. Reality doesn’t impress me.”
I'm constantly told, in my life, that I can't just do the things I like, that I have to do everything, because that's life and life is hard and yadda yadda. I know. I recognize and accept that kind of thinking, that kind of paradigm. But the truth is, if it doesn't make me smile in wonder, if it doesn't make my heart flutter with emotion, then I probably won't care much about what happens. And this is what the shot is about.
I spent most of my week writing, which gives me an immense sense of freedom, but also drains me. Writing takes so much more out of me than photography does. But the truth is, it makes me feel alive. Photography makes me feel alive through physical pain, through adrenaline, through putting myself in danger to get a cool shot; writing does that to me simply by pulling on my heart strings and allowing my fingers to run through the keyboard, through taking me by the hand and showing me that it could be like this and not like that. The muse was kind this week, and she lead me wisely through both fiction and photography.
I passed by Emeryville Bay after I got out from work to catch the Blue Angels fly over San Francisco Bay but this was what was left of it after the airshow. DSC_0425
I'm on a mission to complete the 52 week photo challenge, to capture at least 1 photo a week for a whole year.
Another week of bad weather and no inspiration!
Well thats a lie, i have so many ideas! but the weather isn't permitting them or my Model isn't available, and these i don't want to be self's!
So i was playing around. I got this old Bible in a Charity shop for £1.50, but its beautiful, pearlised cover and the note with the date in side (as i said before, i have a lot of junk!)
I don't feel this is one of my bests, but i also know i probably won't do much shooting over the weekend! I sound lazy!
But yeah, see you next week, have a good one people!
Stepped out my back door just after 5am to capture this beauty. Never get tired of sunrises and sunsets :)
Polaroid Week 2025 SS - Day 1 #2
Walking around with my friend and long time collaborator, Alice when we saw this sign, and well I had to do this!
YES that is real live FOG!! at 6:30 in the morning.
it is so nice not having to blur my backgrounds anymore. my camera does it for me :)
more in comments!
i also still haven't put the film up from 2 weeks ago so hopefully I'll get around to that this weekend!
My entry for week three of Innovalug’s Style It Up contest.
This week participants were tasked with building a model that made contact with the ground with four studs or less.
My original plan was to make a squadron of micro starfighters navigating some three-dimensional scene. Somewhere in the process of realizing the concept in LEGO, the scale got away from me and I ended up with a Falcon about five times bigger than anticipated!
With more time and bricks I'd have liked to do an escape from the Death Star II. I think these in red would be perfect for such a scene!
This is a return to my comfort zone with a Star Wars build but perhaps still a bit of a gamble with the diorama element.
I am now only 2 weeks behind, doing nights and then days has slowed down my photography somewhat. Anyway Week 8's theme was "Half/Halves" so a simple self explanatory shot of an apple cut in half. Done.
Again, shot in IR 850nm, tripod used as I shot this from directly above using available light from the patio doors which gives a nice diffuse shadow on the grained wood. Hope you like it, I know I do.
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De kroon is alweer wat breder geworden. Ze zijn nu ook aan de zijkant verder gegaan. Ze gaan lekker.
In dit album "Amare" staan alle foto's die ik tot nu toe gemaakt heb van het bouwproces. Inmiddels 244 foto's inclusief deze. Ik ben hiermee begonnen in 2018, week 14 en blijf hiermee doorgaan tot aan de opening.
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