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Yay!! 6 of my photos made it to this year "Capture Memphis" book! i am so freaking excited! this is the first time my photos got published! woot!
The release party was last night, in which i got to see a lot of extremely talented photographer from around the area of Memphis. We got to see the all photos that got published in book in a photo slidshow.
Three of my photos got the full page treatment!
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I have to say that without the flickr community i probably wouldnt get to point i am today.
thanks everyone for its support and inspiration!
hope i can be a better contact in the near future!
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captured a bit of a classic song off of Sylverbird and then found some sites across the grid to film video to accompany it. Just a fast fun project.
What you looking at??? Had the trail cam in the same spot for two weeks. Captured a few deer, mostly not centered. Got shots for a couple days, then nothing for the final week. I think they noticed something strange and avoided the area.
My little bit of inspiration in a bottle.
You Don't Own Me- As I was working on this shot this song kept comming to mind. I think it fits lol.
Ok so for those would like a little info... This all came to be, becuase I haven't much inspiration the past couple days... but tonight I was talking to Brutus and all of a sudden this idea hit me... So she had to become my muse. Thanks sweety for posing!
I love the way this came out... the only thing I am debating is if I should of used an sl hand rather than a real one for the hand holding the jar... I like it so much though, am actually thinking of turning it into a series... there are some ideas floating around in my head...
I got this camera on trade for some work and didn't want it. Little did I know it would inspire me to try new things, And also taught me that each camera catches a different image in its own way. Although I was excited to upgrade from my Kodak easy share
Tropical Checkered Skipper (Pyrgus oileus) - Glenn Garrett Memorial Park boat ramp, Ingraham Highway, Homestead, Florida
Sometimes after I've shot a bit of video, I forget to change the ISO back to "normal", and I get crazy settings like 1/3200 @ ISO 1600 in my stills. But amazingly (with the Sony anyways), it seems to produce acceptable images in spite of that!
Don't be thinkin' you'll get away with that with Canon sensors!
Sid capturing the ladies with the Morris Minor
Bayside Vehicle Restorers Club Rally
Ormiston
Brisbane
Thank- you to all who have taken the time to look at my capture, comment and add my capture to your favs.
Very much appreciated. Anita x
I'm captured and bound but I'm not complaining one bit....lol. I think i may enjoy it. A change of scenery is always good some days. Thanks to Cheeky, the accessories and shoes wasn't hard to find to fit the look. I went to the D23 Event and stopped by the Cheeky booth and found the exact items I was looking for. Cheeky released the Eye Mask! and Bound Legs! that are at D23 that I couldn't pass up. I knew I had to get them. Then I had to hit up Whore Courture Fair 8 before it ended to get the Jella Extreme High Heels! which brought the look to a whole new level. Ladies, If you're looking for THAT look, make sure you hit these events up and stop by the Cheeky booths!!!!!!!!!!! As always, happy shopping ladies☺
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Body/Face
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Skin
• DeeTalez • Heidi • Applier (Catwa) • Mixedtype
Hair
• Sintiklia • Sheba • Ombres
Clothing
• Vision • Misty Set • Black • Mesh (Belleza-F,V,I Maitreya, Slink-HG,Phy)
♥ Cheeky Items ♥
• Quinn - Double Band Top! • Mesh (Maitreya, HG, Phy) • Newness (D23 Event)
• Bound Legs! • Mesh (Maitreya, HG,Phy) • Newness (D23 Event)
• Jella Extreme High Heel! • Newness (Whore Couture Fair 8)
The Bellagio Resort
Las Vegas, Nevada
Part of the always popular season display in the conservatory at the Bellagio Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. While visiting, everyone captures photos.
Nikon D850
Nikon 16-35 mm f/4 at 35 mm
1/160 sec at f/6.3 ISO 160
October 9, 2019
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I went to Amsterdam Zuid to get some work done for my passport and right opposite the office complex was this amazing "park-like" place...I was trying to think of ways to capture this magnificent view on front of me, but couldn't decide on a frame. As I turned around, the sun was in my face (you can probably see little bits of the buildings I was visiting) and at this moment, I saw a lady in a red jacket and it was the perfect moment!
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Shot details:
3 hand held subsequent shots using: Canon 7D; Canon 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5
Post processing:
1. Lightroom for initial fixups,
2. Merged in HDR Efex
3. Post processed (colors, sharpness and so forth) in Nik Color Efex
4. Finally did a little more processing (vignetting and temp and so forth again in Lightroom)
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I was photographing birds at Valley Inn Road when, again, I looked behind me and saw this lady capturing the scene with paint brush and canvas
Sometimes capturing the spotlight is just about capturing the attention of everybody. But at other times, capturing the spotlight means literally that - capturing the spotlight created by point light sources.
As I was wandering through the maze of tufa towers at Mono Lake in California, I noticed that at one location, the crevice was sufficiently small to reduce the sun to a point source of light. With the correct positioning of the camera, I was able to get that spot of light to create a starburst effect, which, with the right exposure, enabled this image of the tufa towers glowing the warm morning light.
The tufa towers at Mono lake are a very enigmatic, yet sad, fixture. While learning about the creation of these tall limestone towers over hundreds of years takes one by surprise, to see these towers trampled over and abused by visitors not paying heed to the signs, is quite troubling indeed. I wish visitors to this unique environment are aware that they are in a very special place and have a little bit of conscience to preserve this beautiful locale for posterity.
Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve
CA USA
Forster's tern (sterna forsteri) flies off with struggling fish from Shoreline Lake.
Some juvenile Forster's terns were flying around too, but they made no efforts to catch fish. So the fish may well be meant for the fledglings.
Mountain View, California
Took that capture of the capturing during my daughter's graduation ceremony at the Baltimore Arena. This elderly gentleman made his way slowly down the stairs to the edge of the railing to get a closer shot. From my chair with the 300mm this framed up well as he took his capture. It turned out pretty cool I think so glad I snapped it.
It's stranger than you'd think finally seeing in person a landscape you've seen time after time in other photographers' shots. Rock formation Hvitserkur in northern Iceland (according to legend, a troll turned to stone after being too slow getting under cover by daybreak) is one such place, and even though I knew its general shape and that the surroundings vary drastically with the tide, I didn't expect it would be quite so far off shore off a cliff, since I'd never seen the foreground included in photos. I also didn't know there was a small waterfall leading down to it!
Being on a tight schedule with three other travelers, I didn't have time to make my way down to the shore and get a closer look, but I did try to give my own spin on it by including the falls since I love waterfalls so much. Hopefully I did it justice.
~You miss 100% of the Captures you don't take.~
Chickamuga Lake
Chickamauga Lake is a United States reservoir along the Tennessee River created when the Chickamauga Dam, as part of the Tennessee Valley Authority, was completed in 1940. The lake stretches from Watts Bar Dam at mile 529.9 (853 km) to Chickamauga Dam at mile 471.0 (758 km) making the lake 58.9 miles (94.8 km) long. It borders Rhea County, Meigs County, and Hamilton County with 810 miles (1,303 km) of shoreline and two bridges crossing it at State Highway 60 and Highway 30. The lake is commonly used for recreational and outdoor activities, especially at the southern end, due to the high population density surrounding it. It was named after the Chickamauga (tribe) of Cherokees who used to live in the area.