They have those (Project Lifesaver International Bringing Loved Ones Home Radio transmitters and the local police have receivers for them. My little guy has ASD and a tendency to explore so he sports one.
Congratulations on starting your project! I'm moved and excited for you and not sure how to express my feelings but wanted to know that I'm sending you supportive thoughts! I'm looking forward to what you post next!
I think it is fantastic. I hope your shoots go well! And that you are thinking about sharing some of your thoughts on color and texture/post processing as part of the TPF article initiative thingy. Hint hint?
I love it. If you are looking for nits, the oval shaped break in branches on the left side pulls me away a little. And now that you mentioned to 3rd person, I can't unsee it. I'd be tempted to clone those, but either way I totally adore it.
I was playing with slow shutter speed bird shots at the beach with my MIL and talking about the "pleasing blurs" talk Denise Ippolito and Arthur Morris on bhphoto.
She (and I) would love to attend their workshops, but whew $$$. Don't think I could pull off a 3 day extravaganza with hotel and...
I think the boys were doing a great job of trying to work through their disappointment without making a big deal out of it. What sweethearts. All the happy whooping at the end totally made me smile!
I like the first one best, too. Now that he says it, I see runnah's point on the bright blue sponge. The black and white is less intriguing for me (less warmth). I saw your earlier post and I'm enjoying this progression.
Thanks guys! I'm in Virginia. Thinking about shipping it back to KEH for them to work on it. Man, I loved that lens over the breif time we've had together. Or maybe I can ship it to Mr. Photo's guy. Sniff!
Hey Guys,
My 80-200 push pull locked up at 80 last night. It's an old lens but still newish to me. I'm doing some wishful thinking that there is a focal length lock mechanism that I haven't learned about yet or found by google. Anybody had one of these and want to break it to me gently that the...
Thanks guys! Designer, yes, you are looking at a shadow on the right cast by the dried vine on the left almost in focus at the top and then totally OOF as it curves toward you.
Google image searched Joan Miro, and my four year old swung past the computer "Can I please see that one? No that...
Hmmm, I kept thinking I'd submit something for the photo challenge theme for September. Is it bad that I still don't know what month I'm in?
Wasn't sure if I was including too much, or if it hohumish, or super cliche, but I liked following the lines.
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Anyway, Happy October!
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