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I've been away from flickr much longer than I wanted to... it will take some time to catch up with all of your photostreams.
Better late than never, I have missed the first couple of weeks.
I took this photo in the hope the viewer would see the dreamy light that caught my eye.
I was running out of ideas for this week, as apart from a couple of spiders, there were no other crawlies around.
I saw this flock of crows settle on a half dead tree, whilst driving through Woburn deer park. With a little addition of a full moon, courtesy of PicMonkey, I have a creepy picture at least!
Write more, eat well and take more photos...
That's my resolutions for 2012. Ok i'm a bit late, but it's never too late. So I'm starting a new 52 this week. I'll be choosing my own themes, and that's just the way it is ! ;)
Next week : "window"
week 10
Dogwood 52 week photography challenge
dogwood.photography/52weekchallenge.html
great blue heron in their natural habitat =)
Background wise this is the first of my Tomato seedlings which are Sweet Million F1 (cherry tomatoes) I shot everything in the greenhouse which has a nice diffuse lighting due to the cloud and bubblewrap thats in there for insulation. Then it was a case of setting the camera up on tripod, setting the olympus 60mm lens on 1:1, putting it in manual focus, focussing on the leaves, taking the shot then taking a shot of the stem in focus too and then blending the 2 in photoshop. The G3 doesn't focus stack unlike my Olympus EM1.
she was 6 years old.
the other children were playing outside in the snow.
she was sitting inside, looking at them through the window.
she imagined her own snow in her own little world.
she was 19 years old.
the other children had grown up.
she was sitting inside, watching the snow fall.
her imagination was gone.
so this is what I basically felt like this week. I know I’m always telling the same thing but I’ve been studying and studying and studying and I cannot believe I survived the four exams I had. I remembered being a child and not being able to play with the other children in the snow because I was ill. I felt ill this week. physically. isolated.
this is late because I simply could not decide which picture to choose. I took them on sunday and I began to edit a picture but didn’t like it, then edited another one, gave up frustrated. I had a look at them again today and edited another one but it didn’t work out the way I imagined it to be. now I think I’m finally satisfied.
[december 14 – 20, 2009]
This weeks fence shot from the other morning. When the sun was just breaking up the fog.
Hope you all have a Happy Fence Friday
Explored!
week 1/52 - Paschimothanasana
This is my second time on this project.
Last year was interrupted by something very important to me, my course of Sivananda Yoga.
A year dream finally realized.
It was a good year!
So now, here is my tribute to Yoga which brings me such joy.
And thanks Swami Sivananda
Om Bolo Sat Guru Sivananda Maharaja Ki! Jai!
Paschimothanasana:
Definition: Stretching your spine forward
The Forward Bend looks, and is, simple.
provided you relax into the position, rather than forcing yourself into it.
The pose is one of the most powerful and important Asanas, helping to ease the spinal compression caused by standig upright. Its practice contributes greatly toward keeping your back supple, your joints mobile, your nervous system invigorated, and your internal organs toned.
yet another gift for my great friends at Chicagoland Games Dice Dojo. Hope they like it! It still needs a frame before I can send it away to them.
2/52 So this is the second picture for the project and i'm not really sure yet rather i like it or not. I had something completely different in mind when i set up the camera, but it just didnt work out the way i saw it in my head. So.. here is plan B i would say.
p.s. there are soooo many beautiful images uploaded in the "Let's get creative 2014" group already, you should definitely go, take a look and get inspired! :)
"Iron rusts from disuse; water loses its purity from stagnation... even so does inaction sap the vigor of the mind." ~ Leonardo da Vinci
Another splash, I can't help it, now that it's warm I can't resist dipping my feet into the lake.
My birthday tomorrow
I got a 50 mm lens :)
To celebrate World Space Week 4th-10th October!
An eclipse montage - on Friday March 20th this year and on Monday 28th September Simon and I were delighted to both observe and photograph the partial solar eclipse and total lunar eclipse!
On both occasions the conditions were challenging - in March we had cloud, in September we had dew and some cloud - but thrilled to witness such awesome events and share the science!
Canon 600D, Mak 127mm
Week thirteen. Theme: Night.
Opted for evening light and some starry-sky-esque glitter this week. Might release a few more images from this shoot soon!
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I am trying to do some tweaking in LR 3 but still am much more comfortable in PSE, not sure if it will ever change but i keep on trying !
Textures used: kk_thursday by Kim Klassen and Texture Victor's door by me
Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission !!!!!
© all rights reserved Lily aenee
Project 52 2013, Week 48, Jamie Frederick Currivan, Austin, TX
Strobist Info:
* Nikon SB-26 with full CTO gel, inside a 24" softbox @ 1/2 power, camera left.
* Nikon SB-26 with flll CTB gel, using an umbrella @ full power, camera right.
I was originally going to buy some sweets and set up a shot but last night's clouds reminded me of some yummy cotton candy.
Explore! Thank you!
Strobist info: One Nissin Di866 from camera left through white umbrella, triggered with wireless i-TTL.
Camille Knightly
This week the girls had to do a motion shot and they were each assigned a neon color to wear. In this photo the japanese writing says "The Color Purple".
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