Someday Someday… on a clear, still, moonlit night; / To the beach, is where we’ll go. / With a blanket and hot chocolate already packed…
Someday Someday… on a clear, still, moonlit night; / To the beach, is where we’ll go. / With a blanket and hot chocolate already packed; / Walk, hand in hand, on soft, warm sand; / Down to the water’s edge, where we’ll dance awhile; / Oh, to hold you close and whisper in your ear; / Those three words you’ve longed to hear. / Brush aside the hair which hides your face; / See a smile grow and laughter kiss your lips; / Then sit with you ‘til dawn‘s early light; / Your hand in my left, hot chocolate in my right. / Precious moments, dreams and memories; / Someday… with you, I want to share.
Here is a video sent by a dear friend of mine, Julie from California. She says: It is called “Otters holding hands.” Yes. But thes…
Here is a video sent by a dear friend of mine, Julie from California. She says: It is called “Otters holding hands.” Yes. But these otters are also floating on their backs in water NAPPING as they hold hands. They are also SHARING PRESENCE. They also RELEASE EACH OTHER and then RETURN TO UNION. Jeez. At the end, when the male otter returns and takes hold of his mate’s hand, he kisses it. Oh me oh my. Enjoy. Good idea to turn the volume down, voices are quite loud. / / I sam sure I was an otter in / a former life….... hey what am I saying I am an OTTER! xxx e
Wow, I was very excited to see another feature for “Holding the Future” in two days.ure. Thank you to the WONDERFUL HOSTS of LIVE, LOVE …
Wow, I was very excited to see another feature for “Holding the Future” in two days.ure. Thank you to the WONDERFUL HOSTS of LIVE, LOVE AND DREAM. This is one of my favourite works and it is through my spirit and my art that I hope to inspire others. At this point it is my spirit that needs to create this art work more than anything. What an honour to be featured here! Thank you I am very grateful!!! /
Two of my images are currently featured in the http://www.redbubble.com/groups/first-things group. This is a first for me! What a sur…
Two of my images are currently featured in the http://www.redbubble.com/groups/first-things group. This is a first for me! What a surprise! Chipper
Details here next weekend – see you there!
Details here next weekend – see you there!
If i have promised you tix – or you want some b’mail me and will arrange to have them at the door for you, first in best dressed.
If i have promised you tix – or you want some b’mail me and will arrange to have them at the door for you, first in best dressed.
Now this time I’m excited!!!!! i literally JUST had a look at my ‘bubble’ and found that my image ‘To Have and To Hold’ has been featured…
Now this time I’m excited!!!!! i literally JUST had a look at my ‘bubble’ and found that my image ‘To Have and To Hold’ has been featured in the group ‘All In, “Editing”’!!!!!!! I feel still so ‘new’ to photo editing and post-processing of any kind that to have one of my images featured in this group which specialises in works using these techniques is a huge surprise!!! But a very very happy one! A very big thank you to Earthmonster and the other hosts of this group!
Thank you for featuring ‘Holding On” in Oh Baby !http://images-3.redbubble.net/img/art/backi…
Thank you for featuring ‘Holding On” in Oh Baby
Thank you to the Sydney group for featuring ‘Holding On’ !http://images-2.re…
Thank you to the Sydney group for featuring ‘Holding On’ I am very proud.
Do those available light photos sometimes come out a little fuzzy? Maybe you won’t even try a low light photo. Let’s look at some techniq…
Do those available light photos sometimes come out a little fuzzy? Maybe you won’t even try a low light photo. Let’s look at some techniques for shooting in low light that may help. We are not discussing time exposures here just slower shutter speeds. Some of the first steps are to adjust the shutter speed/aperture combination for low light shooting. Generally speaking try to open up the aperture to allow shooting at a higher shutter speed. You can also change the EI value on the camera. If you normally shoot photos at EI200 and the camera indicates this photo will be shot at 1/15sec then increasing to EI800 will allow you to shoot at 1/60sec. And of course the higher the shutter speed the less camera movement is visible in the image. Now get a grip. Extend your hand, palm upright, with the thumb pointing away from you. Lay your camera in your hand with the thumb and forefinger wrapping around the lens. This distributes the weight of the camera down your arm. Place your other hand in the shooting position with your finger over the shutter release button. Now bring your elbows into your body and snug the camera top against your forehead. You now have a mini tripod made from your upper body. Much of the camera movement will now be absorbed by your upper body. All you have to do now is Frame+ Focus+ Hold your breath+ Squeeze the shutter release. Now lean against a wall, sign or lamppost. Spread your feet apart and slightly forward. When in this position and holding your camera as above you can shoot at 2-3 slower shutter speeds than normal. When shooting with long lenses many photographers choose to use a monopod. A long multi sectioned tube with a 1/4×20tpi stud on top that screws into the tripod mount on your camera or long lens itself. Sandbags can be placed on a wall, the ground or an open car window to cushion and stabilize your camera. Emergency sandbags can be made from a pair of socks or small plastic bag. Tripods are three legged structures with a provision for mounting the camera at the top providing a rigid but adjustable platform for stabilizing the camera and lens. Many photographers will also use a remote shutter release and some will lock up the mirror to further reduce vibrations when using a tripod. Of course, for hand holding your camera, a well toned set of muscles help. So occasionally doing some upper body strengthening exercises will also help. In a quick shooting situation you might try wrapping the camera strap around your arm to tighten up your grip on the camera. Or with the strap over your shoulder extend the camera until the strap tightens up for a little more support. Plan your stance and stand your plan Frame+ Focus+ Hold your breath+ Squeeze the shutter release. / Have fun shoot lots of pictures-Larry Grayam
Thank you to the moderators of The Ashes – Australia vs England for feat…
Thank you to the moderators of The Ashes – Australia vs England for featuring Holding On I am over the moon, thank you.
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