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Protection Detail and repair of a nasty scratch carried out by DeVille Detailing. Read the full detail writeup here: www.devilledetailing.co.uk/1/post/2014/01/mazda-6-sport-p...
Writeup here: www.fastcocreate.com/1680125/meet-daniel-johnston-s-space...
iPad app here: itunes.apple.com/us/app/daniel-johnstons-space-ducks/id50...
Solar panels on the leaves of the sculpture provide power for outlets near the benches where you can plug in a phone charger.
During Long Beach Comic Con 2014. ← My writeup of the convention.
First "euro-style" McDonald's in Manhattan.
You can see my writeup on this unique location here: fastfoodnyc.com/2009/12/european-style-mcdonalds-arrives-...
Here's the writeup on this place: fastfoodnyc.com/2010/02/new-york-citys-in-n-out-burger-cl...
Good burger, even better fries.
The Moscow airshow (officially called the Moscow International Aviation and Space Salon) is like a Cold War spies wet dream. Most of the current russian airforce makes an appearance, along with some of the other exotic stuff that you dont get to see so often on the other side of the curtain.
Full Writeup/guide comming soon.
Canon 20D with 100-400mm lens.
My opinion piece about illustration on Rethink's site.
www.rethinkcanada.com/rethink-news/opinion/
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As the world of illustration and art hurls towards the clinically flawless realm of pixels and polygons there’s still a quiet and robust appetite for good old, handmade, tactile, back-to-basics illustration art.
Case in point, the work of Jean Jullien of London, England. Jean (or, as I like to call him, Mr. Jullien) creates quirky illustrations out of cut coloured paper, then photographs these illustrations to create visually arresting pieces that have a nice blend of depth and simplicity. And yes, in case you’re wondering, I have a total man-crush.
Another illustrator I truly admire is Piet Parra (aka man crush No. 2). He creates wildly vivid illustrations from simple blocks of colour and strokes. His style also has a very strong handmade feel, despite the fact that he refines his work on the computer. But I won’t hold that against him.
Kozyndan is a husband-and-wife illustrator team from Los Angeles whose work is as whimsical as their name. In a good way, of course. Their incredibly intricate panoramic illustrations– such as their 10 foot wide piece Nakano in Spring– are drawn by hand and coloured in digitally. Nakano in Spring melds reality and fantasy kinda like Who Framed Roger Rabbit? but a thousand times more fresh.
In conclusion, I was going to write something whimsical and deep but then I remembered I’m not a writer so um, well, yeah.
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So named for its call, though my son cringes every time he hears its name.
Check out all my Species a Day posts, with writeups, here. I'm adding to it as soon as Blogger cooperates, but until then, check out the goofy post about cats and kids I put up earlier today.
Protection Detail and repair of a nasty scratch carried out by DeVille Detailing. Read the full detail writeup here: www.devilledetailing.co.uk/1/post/2014/01/mazda-6-sport-p...
A juvenile chimpanzee dissected over 300 years ago by Edward Tyson.
His writeup was an important landmark in the history of comparative anatomy.
More information:
www.kcl.ac.uk/depsta/iss/library/speccol/bomarch/bomnovde...
This is a laser cut plexi glass enclosure made for Seeedstudio's Rainbow Cube Kit. Below is a link to their product.
Blog Writeup Here:
www.synthetos.com/blog/rainbow-led-cube-case/
www.seeedstudio.com/depot/rainbow-cube-kit-rgb-4x4x4-rain...
The Seventh Wave Festival of Electronic Music No1
Live electronic performances at The Flapper, Birmingham, 12th November 2016
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I really should have taken a second shot without the flash. The arc reactor was glowing.
At WonderCon 2012 ← writeup
Just another shot for self promotion.
I added a couple of other edits with different background colors - let me know which one you like the best!
I decided to do a fairly in-depth writeup on my blog about how this image was made. Check it out if you have time!
These cool rock formations are located off Highway 128 about 25 miles northeast of Moab (near Hittle Bottom).
The writeup on Fisher Towers from Go-Utah.com:
Few of natures geologic creations are more bizarre to look at than Utah’s Fisher Towers. About a dozen of the strange monoliths stand near the Colorado River east of Moab, grouped together like petrified skyscrapers from some prehistoric city. The brick-red sandstone skyscrapers rise abruptly from the desert floor, while a network of gullies and canyons form the city’s avenues and boulevards below. The residents of this weird metropolis are an endless collection of goblins and gargoyles frozen in the canyon walls beneath the towers.
I've been planning this shoot for quite a while now. It's part of a pet project which I feel will now cross over very nicely with my 52. The concept is to shoot friends and acquaintances replicating portraits of people who inspire them. Jeff is a dear friend and currently my roommate. Like Dirt McGirt said about Mariah Carey, we go back like babies and pacifiers.
The inspiration for the shoot? A portrait of Marcel Duchamp, an artistic genius gutsy enough to confront the entire art world with what amounts to a giant, extremely well-thought-out "f-you."
full writeup on the blog, weeklyportraits.blogspot.com
Strobist Info:
SB-800 through lasolite softbox directly to the right of the subject
SB-600 through homemade softbox at camera right
SB-600 at back camera left
Camera Settings:
1/250 f/9.0 at ISO two freaking thousand
see writeup for explanation (read: apology)
Behind the Scenes/Writeup on my blog:
-Canon 1dsmk2, 24-70 2.8L
-Sigma DG500 Triggered by Optical Slave cam right full power
-Nikon SB600 Triggered by PT04 cam left full power
Protection Detail and repair of a nasty scratch carried out by DeVille Detailing. Read the full detail writeup here: www.devilledetailing.co.uk/1/post/2014/01/mazda-6-sport-p...
"Homework"
I've been working on a "whole-body health jumpstart" plan for my chiropractor, which I refuse to label a detox - instead its a 4 week plan to "reset" the body's natural performance to allow it to return to a state of balance on it's own. Fascinating stuff... and NO starving!
A writeup to accompany these pictures can be found here: blog.neonmonster.com/gallery/last-gasp-40th-anniversary-l...
Edna Mode from the Incredibles. Cosplay at Long Beach Comic Con 2018.
Check out my writeup of the con!
Jason's enthusiasm for the Bandit 29 resulted in a great writeup of his first experience on a big wheeler. Check out his words and my photos here. Thanks to Matt at North Shore Bike Shop for letting us take her out!
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To see her writeup go to joedantone.com/?p=474
Another Canon Powershot G1X photo. Visit my blog for a writeup about my initial impressions of it.
This time a portrait taken in window light. Daylight in january here where I live isn't particularly strong, so I bumped ISO to 800 to achieve 1/30 at f/8. This was taken at full zoom, i.e. 65mm (35mm equivalent: 112mm). In my opinion this shows two things: At ISO 800 the camera is virtually noise free, and also that the image stabilizer works well.
Shot in RAW, and processed without any adjustments trough the DPP software that came with the camera. Further adjustments, such as a slight crop, contrast, some sharpness, etc., in Lightroom 4 beta. (I guess using a pre-release camera and pre-release software is kind of a nerd variant of living on the bleeding edge...)
Protection Detail and repair of a nasty scratch carried out by DeVille Detailing. Read the full detail writeup here: www.devilledetailing.co.uk/1/post/2014/01/mazda-6-sport-p...
I like the other photos in this set better overall, but this one's sharper and shows more of the backdrop.
@CasualCosplayKatie as Hogwarts Professor Sybill Trelawney at Long Beach Comic Con 2018.
Check out my writeup of the con!
Interesting place as a shoot…
Camp 18, Hy-way 26, 60Miles E of Portland.
I stopped there 6 years ago, loved shooting the Massive rusted old collection of bygone Logging equipment. So many huge pieces there, old Tractors, steam shovels, all kinds of crazy odd contraptions. Gigantic pieces of rusting machinery, and old train cars too. A babbling brook, "Humbug Creek" there too which I did not see. Setting is country/rural with some trees.
I hear the food is good too, and served in true Paul Bunnyan style portions!
Here are a Few web sites
www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Writeup.aspx?ReviewID=1537&R...
www.epinions.com/content_75624910468
www.roadtripusa.com/routes/oregontrail/oregon/or_camp18.html
Salma Mahomed of Muslim By Design has included Muslim Mate in her list of must-have Islamic apps that pack a power punch! Here’s the complete writeup
Pictured is the iMBranded Service Writer Desk, seen in our Windsor Mahogany finish at Ourisman Chrysler in Alexandria, VA.
Jason's enthusiasm for the Bandit 29 resulted in a great writeup of his first experience on a big wheeler. Check out his words and my photos here. Thanks to Matt at North Shore Bike Shop for letting us take her out!