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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.
My contribution to HooHaa52, water week. I like to paint water colours on my mums white dinner plates :)
Cause two can keep a secret
if one of them is dead.
The makeup is Twiggy inspired but you can't really see it from here.
Click + to see in on Black! =)
Here's another from yesterday, since I pretty much got crap today. It's been a pretty rough week for the Albiquerquie Balloon Fiesta. I just got here yesterday, so I missed the first half of the festival. Apparently, I didn't miss much. It was cancelled a couple of days for bad weather. the winds have been strange and unpredictable. Tonight's balloon glow was cancelled. I pretty much called that one a couple of hours ago when I opened my door and the wind grabbed it, yanked the door handle out of my hand and flung the door open! As I had said in my previous post, the winds were strange this morning. I just took a walk down to the balloon field and caught the official news cast. I didn't just watch it on TV. I actually watched them filming it. Apparently this morning, as the strange winds started picking up, one balloon hit the ground, bounced back up and got snagged in some electric wires. The basket burst into flames. Both guys either jumped or fell. One died. The other is in very bad shape. The balloon continued on by itself for another 10 miles or so. There were several other incidents this morning. One 11 year old kid bounced out of the basket when they hit the ground. He got tangled in the ropes and dragged along for a while. A few other people were injured. It was a rough morning.
Yesterday was strange too. It started out normal enough. Just as I was about to leave, a strange, powerful downdraft appeared about a hundred yards to my left. I've never seen anything like it. All the balloons that passed overhead or to the right were perfectly fine. Anyone that went to the left crashed. It was fun to watch. The burners are so powerful on these things. They pull the trigger, and the balloon shoots up into the sky. Not yesterday. Anyone that went off to the left, you'd watch them just just pulling on that burner. Burn, burn burn, fall, fall, fall... Crash! There must have been 20-30 of them that unexpectedly hit the ground right next to where I was standing. Some took off again. Some just gave up and packed it in.
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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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Color challenges are one of my favorites -- found the color blue in the most random places this week. 6/52
I'm in Romania right now and this is my cousin!
My Photostream reached over 5.000 views, not much for you, but very much for me! Thank you all! :)
27th Sept ~ 3rd Oct 2010
It's no good. I can't do it. I can not keep away and not do some sort of photo journal. On one hand I enjoyed it so much that I miss it terribly. On the other it was a royal pain in the proverbial some days. So I've had a think and arrived at a compromise of a photo a week. So a PAW rather than a PAD if you will.
So, my first week so freedom from carrying around a huge bag of photography equipment...
Tuesday I went to London for the day with Lydia for her 40th birthday. I took her to the Globe for a historical tour of the surrounding area which was fabulous, pit stop near St Paul's, meander down the South Bank to Skylon for an early dinner, then back to the Globe to see The Merry Wives of Windsor . I can't pick out a highlight because it was all brilliant.
The weekend was spent in the caravan at Tanner Farm with Catherine, Tim and Wiliam. We spent Saturday at Bedgebury, where I captured this Toadstool. The weather was better than forecast and we had yet another fabulous weekend with them.
The rest of the week I have been labouring over my Blurb book. It's taking me ages to transfer my whole year in photos in to a physical book to be printed. Thanks to Ly for sharing her books and tips on the whole process. x
8/52
and you never have to see the light that wraps itself around me
part two of my hand series
(the first/original is this one)
i'm going to make a three part series to use as one of my pieces for my IB art class.
i want to arrange it so the original is the biggest, but i still haven't decided how i'm going to place them
good thing i was uploading today i would have otherwise forgot about my 52 weeks project....
I seem to always do this. I upload a photo for 52 weeks project and then I forget that there was one that I liked better. This one is better so I am going to change it...this is week ten.
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changed it, but leaving that picture of brooke.
cabrillio national monument
sooc film
more in comments
minolta xg 9
pleeeeease view large
i don't like the edit on this too much but i do love this picture- even though it's not original in the slightest
blog post coming up soon
Kind of a quiet week with my girl. She is not interested in her food but will eat what we are eating. She seems comfortable enough thanks to the Librela injection. We took her to the beach yesterday as it was a beautiful day here. I was trying for a nice shot of Della by the reflections in the little pond behind the beach. I didn’t get what I was hoping for but I am putting up the photo of what I did get at that location in the first comments box.
I went with my almost silhouette shot from our little walk by the beach. Our silhouette shots are not as fun and wild as they used to be. Jumping for frisbees is not in the beach time actives anymore. However just a short walk along the shore can be very nice too. There was no fooling around with the colors in this photo, that was really what it looked like!
We took bloodwork on Della yesterday as she has been so sedate lately. I fear her kidney issues might be catching up with her.
this week: my employer kicked off a new game of redundancy roulette. my personal groundhog day. sigh.
ive decided to start a 52 weeks project. i just dont have the time or effort to do a full 365, but i like the idea, and the 100 days of summer as well.
i didnt learn much from my 365 a few years ago, i just took any picture and decided to put it up on my myspace. im hoping i can learn something from this, whether it be about myself, my photography, my skills, anything. im hoping to use this as a tool to open myself to the people around me and the people i hope to inspire.
enjoy.
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flickr sharpening is the devil. & another in comments.
this morning i rolled out of bed only to find that the light in the bathroom doorway was gorgeous.
lately i've felt the need to document everything i do in photographs.
I am so blessed to have inspiration all around me. I have beautiful friends that are amazing mothers, fantastically creative and compassionate women. I have a husband that is beyond brilliant and a wonderful parent and husband. I am part of this community of photographers that create phenomenally beautiful photographs weekly. These people inspire me daily. But my children are my primary creative influence. They are the reason I aim to make beautiful memories to have to look back on for years to come. They inspire me to document our everyday moments and drag my camera with me every. where. we. go. They are my muses and I am so grateful for this hobby that lets me stop time.
Week seven. Theme: Monsters.
I may have let myself get a little carried away with this week's picture. The theme is 'monsters'. Two shoots and five hours of photoshop later and I'm now Medusa!
Many many thanks to Sandy the snake for co-starring :D
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Kess laying in the middle of the field rows of soybeans this week. Maybe should've tried to get a photo like this in the corn, but it's already waist-high and filled in, where it's not flooded out anyway. Lots of rains in these parts in the last several weeks, but not nearly as bad as many other areas.
We haven't been to the beach in a while. Seems that our usual 'every second Monday' has had something on lately.
But much to the delight of everyone, we got to go this week!
Theme of The Week - Getting High
Its been a rough couple weeks,
On March 24, one of my co-workers collapsed after finishing teaching his class. He never regained consciousness and passed away at the hospital.
On April 3, my friend Jeanine passed away from cancer. She started with cervical, then breast, then lymph, spinal fluid, and brain cancer. She was the strongest and bravest person I have ever known
It was Redditch Rail week and to mark this event an exhibition train was parked in the station. This train was to showcase rail and particularly freight to the local business leaders. Somebody had the idea of dragging a withdrawn class 40 out, bulling it up and parking it on the train, now I love class 40's but it would not be my first choice to illustrate the new railway to the waiting public...
40013 was built at the Vulcan Foundry as D213, it entered traffic 01/06/1959., 16/06/1962 it received the name Andania. It was withdrawn 18/10/1984 and today presents a fine sight in preservation.
Copyright Geoff Dowling 29/03/1985: All rights reserved
Ok so I missed last week's upload. Oops.. This whole 52 weeks project thing is weighing heavy on me. I've completely and totally lost all ability to plan out and take pictures. So because I'm not the type of person to give up, I decided to upload an old picture. There ya go!
Oh and I'm super sorry for not responding back to anyone. There just aren't enough hours in the day anymore.
Hope everyone had a good weekend!