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I'm loving the Ektar 100 in medium format, and I'm enjoying the workflow too…the images are almost finished when they come back from the lab. Less slaving, more shooting. I don't enjoy the anxiety that comes with each roll of film, but I'll get over that.
Equipment: Bronica ETR-s 645 format camera, 75mm f/2.8 lens. I shot this at f/5.6 or f/8, not sure. DOF is right on the edge, as the dogs are not that sharp (since they're closer to the camera).
One strobe: Metz Mecablitz 60, camera left. Set to who knows what.
Procedure: First I framed my shot, handholding the camera. I wanted the trees lined up properly, not too much sky etc. Then I set the camera on the tripod. I used my incident meter to get a reading at the subjects' position (pointing back toward the camera), to see what the ambient was in the shade. Let's assume I picked f/8 and whatever the shutter speed was, probably 1/15. That's my ambient, but I want to lower that a stop and use it as fill, so I bump my shutter speed up to 1/30 so I'm underexposing by a stop. And hey it's film, so the highlights in the back, who cares? They're not going to blow out. "Analog HDR" is what I'm shooting here.
I set my light in position - using just the one light, since ambient is providing significant fill. (And I can't fill those trees in the distance, so I don't want the ambient to be *too* dark). I check my strobe with the flash meter and make sure it's f/8. Key is established, fill is established, and let the background fall where it may.
I could have just shot it as is, but I chimped it with a dSLR to make sure the light was in the right position. You can meter light intensity, but you can't meter light "pleasantness". Turns out I didn't have to change a thing, because I'd metered properly.
Oh yeah, CyberSync triggers and a 43" shoot-through umbrella.
I recently add the 5th monitor set-up but to find out the i1 Display Pro can only calibrate 4 monitors at one time, it is a hassle process when the Xrite calibration program can not support 5 monitors at the same time, will change back to 4 monitors setup as my standard editing workflow :-)
Dell XPS 8500 i7-3700 @3.4GHz, 16GB
Windows 8.1 64-bits
AMD FirePro W8000 (FireGL V) 4GB
U2713H AdobeRGB
U2711H AdobeRGB
U2412M sRGB
S2240T sRGB 10 points touch screen
NI GO RI Sake (Japan)
Workflow & Credits
Track created on the Suno website.
Image generated with AI.
Concept and lyrics developed from my original idea, brainstormed and refined with ChatGPT.
This project was created with full AI assistance — openly, deliberately, and as part of the creative process.
Intro (chanted, ritual, slow build)
Raise the banner
Feel the ground
Stone remembers
We are crowned
Verse 1 (marching, heavy)
Carved in steel and winter flame
Names endure, outlast the pain
Every scar a spoken vow
We stand as one, here and now
Runes are burning in the night
Guiding hands that held the line
Not forgotten, not erased
Every fall became our place
Pre-Chorus (building tension)
Hear the drums beneath the stone
Every step we’re not alone
Chorus (anthem, powerful, chant-ready)
THIS IS OUR KINGDOM
BUILT FROM THE PAST
WEAR THE MEMORY
FORGED TO LAST
NO SURRENDER
NO REGRET
THE CROWN IS HEAVY
BUT WE DON’T BEND
Post-Chorus (call & response, playful but strong)
HEY! — Remember!
HEY! — Stand tall!
HEY! — Together!
WE WILL NOT FALL
Verse 2 (faster, more kinetic)
From the fire, from the snow
From the blood of long ago
Voices rise, old and new
What they died for — we continue
Not a throne of gold or lies
But iron will and open eyes
History is not a chain
It’s the strength inside our name
Bridge (breakdown → ritual chant)
Strike the stone
Mark the ground
Speak the names
Hear the sound
(half-time, deep)
Memory is power
Power is the crown
Final Chorus (max energy)
THIS IS OUR KINGDOM
NO TIME ERASED
WE CARRY THE ASH
WE KEEP THE FLAME
NO FORGETTING
NO GOODBYE
WE RULE THE NOW
THEY NEVER DIE
Outro (chant fading, epic)
Carved in us
Eternal sign
Past and future
Intertwined
This outfit has a story... I got hit on by the gate security guard. He said he was shocked to see me in a dress and that he's never seen a lady trucker wear one. He also said I had nice looking legs. He made me blush 😊
Cannes is a city located on the French Riviera. It is a commune located in the Alpes-Maritimes department, and host city of the annual Cannes Film Festival, Midem, and Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. The city is known for its association with the rich and famous, its luxury hotels and restaurants, and for several conferences. On 3 November 2011 it hosted the 2011 G20 summit [Wikipedia.org]
A portrait series with Pauline in cooperation with Atelier 5b.
Check my Instagram!
Atelier 5B on Instagram.
Model's Instagram.
"It is said that the sorceress of the Dusk Order can be found in every major kingdom known to man, where they bide their time pursuing their myriad agendas."
Work in Progress Notation: One of the most frustrating things, if unavoidable, is detail degradation. It can be very disheartening to spend a lot of time working on small details that dissolve when transferred to SL.
The images on the left are the base texture renders in Zbrush (Which means that it is just the texture in fullbright, no actual light or shadow rendering.) Even here, a lot of detail is lost from the original. The image on the right is in Second Life, where another chunk of details have been smoothed away and lost.
Comes with the territory, but it can be frustrating sometimes! If something important is lost however, that is a very good time to open the texture back up in photoshop for some detailing to bring out those important details.
Images 1-3 are varying exposures of the same scene, taken on a tripod.
HDR Image was prepared using the Photoshop CS2: automate -> merge to HDR. White point was set, then the conversion to HDR was done by the Exposure/Gamma method.
HDR image was then perspective corrected (to correct for wideangle lens distortion, especially evident on the closest vertical pillar) using the PTLens plugin and profile for the Olympus Zuiko 14-45 lens.
I'm sure this could still be much improved, but in comparison to all of the overprocessed, trendy, fake looking HDR I've seen lately I think I've used the process as it is intended.
The HDR image can be seen here LARGE.
Workflow: Ricoh GR in-camera RAW-development, inserted SD-card into Canon M3, transferred photo to phone via app, finally processed with VSCOcam with a1 preset
I decided to break out the demin skort with double layered pantyhose because r it was cold! But I still l wanted to be cute 😸😸😸
Single in September 2017
Pentax M50/1.4
Day 7
The dust mask, especially the N95 version, an essential piece of PPE when dealing with cargoes such as grain and iron ore.
I know I said I'd be back when I posted my last pic which was.... 3 years ago... Fail. Life got crazy and here I am three years later.
Much of the last three years can be found on my Instagram so follow me there and you can stalk the past three years of my life haha.
Instagram.com/_raybaybay_
This was taken while at work one day and I liked the play of the sunlight coming in the windows behind me :) Link below is the Instagram link for this pic specifically. It is about 7 months old.
I also don't have a nice camera right now so everything is going to be just my iPhone 6. I will most likely upload choice past pictures from my Instagram as well as new ones I may take :) I am definitely going to try to get a nicer camera back into my life because I miss going out and shooting and using my creative side for something more than just an Instagram post.
I miss the community on here and chatting with all y'all. I'll try to be more present. I promise!!! Can't wait to see what you all have been up to the last three years I've been away!
Favorite or leave a comment and you will probably get a better chance of me looking at your profile too btw :)
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