A fractal design mandala created in Apophysis and post processed in PhotoImpact.
My other flowers
from “mecum in aeternum, my first video collaboration with Soxy Fleming aka Georgiana Fasslebinder. / / Photography by Soxy Fleming. / Image post production and video editing by shawhouse. / Musical composition and performance by Soxy Fleming.
Tattoo image copyright
Martini’s at the Monkey Bar in Provincetown, MA / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- Please have a look at some of my other photos: / People/Portrait / Animals/Pets / Travel/Scenics / Flowers/Insects/Macros / BlackWhite / StillLife / Photoshop ~Image copyright © 2009 Jamie Lee. All rights reserved. / All photographs, images, and text by Jamie Lee is the exclusive property of Jamie Lee and is protected under United States and international copyright laws. Please note that copying, displaying or redistribution of this image without written permission from Jamie Lee is strictly prohibited. No images are within Public Domain. Use of any image as the basis for another photographic concept or illustration is also a violation of copyright. Please also visit my website for more images.. JmeLee.com
after 2 girls this couple wanted a boy real bad….and here he is. Both love tattoos so I left them colored. Cannon XTI Featured in: Bubblers Weekly Challange / Thank you Taylor & J. Dell Featured in: The Passion of Couples / Thank you Suzanne Featured in: Black with a hint of colour, July 2009 / Thanks to all Hosts
Bailey. Feel free to comment, just remember to play nice!! Shot using Canon EOS 50D.
Canon 350D / F/5.6 / 1/125seg / ISO-100 Featured in Black with a hint of Colour 4th July 2009
Feelin alone and just a little blue!
Simple elegance one purple flower on a dark background. Simple and elegant
Depth of field (DOF) refers to that part of a photograph that appears to be in focus. It exists within a plane perpendicular to the axis of the cameras viewpoint. The photographer chooses which affect of depth of field to choose. Narrow DOF tends to separate the subject from an out of focus background while greater DOF incorporates the background as an essential element in the photo. / A photographer has three tools to manage the DOF, choice of lens, aperture and focal point. The focal length of a lens affects one element of the DOF available from that lens. Generally speaking the shorter the focal length of the lens, the greater the DOF. When set at the same aperture and focal point a longer lens will always have a shallower DOF then a wide angle lens will. A focus point 2 feet from the camera will have less DOF than a focus point of 10 or 100 feet. Aperture selection is the third tool. When a lens is stopped down to, let’s say f22 it will always have greater DOF then if shot wide open at f2.8. / An example of a depth of field chart illustrates the concepts of managing DOF. The cells give two distances the first is the closest distance to the camera that the subject will be in acceptable focus. The later number is the furthest distance from the camera that the subject will be in acceptable focus. / 24mm F2.8-—-f4-—-—f5.6-—-—f8-—-- f11-—-f16-—-—f22 / 6’ 4’9”/8’2” 4’4”/9’7” 3’11”/12’8” 3’5”/24’2” 2’11”/inf 2’5”/inf. 1’11”/inf. / inf. 22’/inf. 15’7”/inf. 11’2”/inf. 7’10”/inf. 5’8”/inf. 4’/inf. 2’10”/inf. / 50mm f2.8-—-f4-—-— f5.6-—-—f8-—-- f11-—- f16-—-—f22 / 10’ 9’1”/11’1” 8’9”/11’8” 8’4”/12’6” 7’9”/14’ 7’2”/16’6” 6’4”/23’7” 5’7”/47’11” / inf. 93’/inf. 66’/inf. 46’/inf. 33’/inf. 23’/inf. 16’/inf. 12’/inf. / 200mm f2.8-—--f4-—-—-f5.6-—-—-f8-—-—-f11-—-f16-——-f22 / 20’ 19’9”/20’3” 19’8”/20’4” 19’6”/20’6” 19’4”/20’9”19’1”/21’18’8”/21’6”18’3”/22’2” / inf. 982’/inf. 659’/inf. 490’/inf. 348’/inf.246’/inf 174’/inf. Hyperfocal distance is a focus point that will give the greatest range of DOF keeping acceptable focus only to infinity but not beyond. / Example / 24mm lens aperture of f11, focused to 9’ gives a DOF of 4’4”/infinity / 200mm lens aperture of f11, focused to 550’ gives a depth of field of 282’6”/infinity / So as the chart points out if you were shooting with a 200mm lens at f11 and the main subject is 290’ from the camera focusing on infinity would put the prime subject out of focus. But focusing to 550’ moves your DOF forward so the subject and background will be sharply focused.
Blooms in early spring
The road ahead is closed Try to enter, and all you will find is black
Kioni, Ithaca, is featured in the Mysterious Balkans Group… Many thanks to all concerned. Karen / xx
The Marina, Palmetto, Florida Olympus SP570 UZ
In my most darkest hours my faith can carry me.
And we are not alone in this Universe… / While looking through bunches of pictures of the July 4th fireworks that I took, I came across this image. Now I wonder… / Digital Photography – Nikon D5000 / Central Park, Plantation, South Florida – July 4th, 2009
Tim Scullion: Full moon at Warhill (different location), Williamsburg, VA. (Canon EOS Rebel)
I took this photo in a open air car park in Ronford Essex one saturday afthernoon
All images that are black and have a hint of colour (NO BLACK AND WHITE).
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We have a winner for our latest challenge. Avatar challenge
Current challenge winner Sally Green with Boo

So well done

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contrasting perceptions
Sun Rays
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