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Another shot of my favorite lighthouse to photograph on the Oregon Coast. This is a single exposure (not long) that was converted using Silver Effex 2 and Additional filters like cross processing in Color Effex.
4th year Pic 360- May - 21 2013. Chess anyone? - The Club, Mahabaleshwar Critiques welcome!
Day 140 - Purple Roses Tried my hand at smoke photography tonight. It was easier than I thought. This is my favorite one so far.
May 21, 2013 This is my daughter Casey, she was helping me out with a senior shoot and jumped in to show a few poses. Casey actually took most of the photos, obviously not this one :)
the wall.... 052113
5/21/13. Pretty Lady.
So this is what all the fuss is about! (more photos from Dobu Island can be seen here http://goo.gl/kiJTu) Shirley Campbell with kula necklace (center) and two bracelets (either end). Shirley is an anthropologist who is a notable expert on the Kula Trade; she wrote the book "The Art of Kula". The valuable (kula) parts of the necklaces are the two round shell arm bands (which are male), and the red beads on the necklace (which are female). The rest of the stuff is attached decorations. Over time a man gains fame and prestige by transacting shells of high quality (= high rank). The oldest, largest, highest rank Conus shells have unique names. Only large shells can move up through the ranks to achieve fame and unique personal identities. You can tell their age by their color. New shells are white and the older ones gather a yellow, then red patina as they are handled. So the shell on the right of the photo is more valuable since it is larger and darker coloured. The necklaces are made of red spondylus shell. A high ranking shell string is very thin and very smooth from repeated handling. Some high ranked name shells have been circulating continuously for 100 years or more, and serve as a medium for fostering relationships between people. OK, enough about the kula stuff, already; Dobu has some cool witches that I'll tell you about in another post. I'm really chuffed that some of my work is profiled in the new issue of Jim Zukerman's Photo Insights Magazine. Jim is a world-renowned professional photographer, and I can certainly recommend his on-line magazine for all the wonderfully helpful tips that he gives to photographers each month. There is a link to all the previous issues near the back of this month's issue. http://issuu.com/jimzuckerman/docs/june__13 edit
May 21st 2013 -Coumeenole Beach is my favorite beach in the Dingle Peninsula.. Even when it is not sunny I find inspiration in taking photographs there
May 24/13 early post. Proof that my tulips were the only sick looking ones this season. More from Royal Botanical grounds gardens. Nice and warm all day yesterday. 25c. and SUN! YAY!
Another shot of my favorite lighthouse to photograph on the Oregon Coast. This is a single exposure (not long) that was converted using Silver Effex 2 and Additional filters like cross processing in Color Effex.
Another shot of my favorite lighthouse to photograph on the Oregon Coast. This is a single exposure (not long) that was converted using Silver Effex 2 and Additional filters like cross processing in Color Effex.
Another shot of my favorite lighthouse to photograph on the Oregon Coast. This is a single exposure (not long) that was converted using Silver Effex 2 and Additional filters like cross processing in Color Effex.
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