nidding's first year of shooting - 365 2014
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Day 64
Didn't get anything interesting today.
I was building a frag rack in the sump for my fishtank, and building a light, and when I was done, it was too late to come up with a photo. But you get to be the first to see the wonder I build
DSC_3539 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
Day 64
Didn't get anything interesting today.
I was building a frag rack in the sump for my fishtank, and building a light, and when I was done, it was too late to come up with a photo. But you get to be the first to see the wonder I build
DSC_3539 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
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Biologic filter?
Day 64
Didn't get anything interesting today.
I was building a frag rack in the sump for my fishtank, and building a light, and when I was done, it was too late to come up with a photo. But you get to be the first to see the wonder I build
DSC_3539 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
Biologic filter?
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I run my sump as a biological filter with a lot of live rock with nitrifying bacteria. The frag rack however, is just a place to put little fragments of coral, that I want to grow large enough to sell or give away.
I run my sump as a biological filter with a lot of live rock with nitrifying bacteria. The frag rack however, is just a place to put little fragments of coral, that I want to grow large enough to sell or give away.
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Day 65
Okay, this is a photo that needed to be taken
We have very little free wall space to use as a background, so this involved my dear wife climbing onto out bed and balancing with her big belly while I fumbled with my camera and flash. Happy times!
34+6 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
...and YAY! Only 300 days to go
Day 65
Okay, this is a photo that needed to be taken
We have very little free wall space to use as a background, so this involved my dear wife climbing onto out bed and balancing with her big belly while I fumbled with my camera and flash. Happy times!
34+6 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
...and YAY! Only 300 days to go
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
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No, I think that baby is going to be born before 300 more days. LOL
Day 65
Okay, this is a photo that needed to be taken
We have very little free wall space to use as a background, so this involved my dear wife climbing onto out bed and balancing with her big belly while I fumbled with my camera and flash. Happy times!
34+6 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
...and YAY! Only 300 days to go
No, I think that baby is going to be born before 300 more days. LOL
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Day 66
I really need to get out and take some pictures during the day. I'm running out of things to shoot in the living room. FAST!
DSC_3558 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
Day 66
I really need to get out and take some pictures during the day. I'm running out of things to shoot in the living room. FAST!
DSC_3558 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
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No you're not - you just haven't "seen" all the potential in there yet.
Love the photo of your wife;n the way her hand is so gentle on the baby.
Day 66
I really need to get out and take some pictures during the day. I'm running out of things to shoot in the living room. FAST!
DSC_3558 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
No you're not - you just haven't "seen" all the potential in there yet.
Love the photo of your wife;n the way her hand is so gentle on the baby.
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Of course you are right
I just think I need to go out and take photos of something else, to get a little more inspiration.
I'd actually like to try a little street photography, but haven't yet had the nerve to start taking photos of random people in the street. Maybe I will before the year is over
..oh, and thank you. I actually feel like it turned out okay as well And it will be nice to have in a few years I'm sure
Of course you are right
I just think I need to go out and take photos of something else, to get a little more inspiration.
I'd actually like to try a little street photography, but haven't yet had the nerve to start taking photos of random people in the street. Maybe I will before the year is over
..oh, and thank you. I actually feel like it turned out okay as well
And it will be nice to have in a few years I'm sure Re: nidding's first year of shooting
I love shoving a camera in someone's face.
Actually it is quite daunting and a longer telephoto plus a friend as a prop is helpful. I use my flatmate and place her between me and my intended subject - pretend to shoot her but aim over her shoulder.
They with buskers - they all seem to be happy for their photos to be taken especially if you give them a coin.
Of course you are right
I just think I need to go out and take photos of something else, to get a little more inspiration.
I'd actually like to try a little street photography, but haven't yet had the nerve to start taking photos of random people in the street. Maybe I will before the year is over
..oh, and thank you. I actually feel like it turned out okay as well
I love shoving a camera in someone's face.
Actually it is quite daunting and a longer telephoto plus a friend as a prop is helpful. I use my flatmate and place her between me and my intended subject - pretend to shoot her but aim over her shoulder.
They with buskers - they all seem to be happy for their photos to be taken especially if you give them a coin.
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Right you are! Until the I will keep practising on our big girl...
Day 67
Today we went to the playground with a bow and arrow
DSC_3568_v2 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
Right you are!
Until the I will keep practising on our big girl...Day 67
Today we went to the playground with a bow and arrow
DSC_3568_v2 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
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Exactly. I find it quite unnerving to go and take pictures of people I don't know. My city isn't that big, so people don't quite have that big city attitude. The telephoto approach could be a way to open it up for me, but the thing I really like about street photography is the faces of people, who realize they are caught on camera doing whatever they do. It just gives a very special expression. But after all, maybe I should just quit jabbering and get my camera into townI love shoving a camera in someone's face.
Actually it is quite daunting and a longer telephoto plus a friend as a prop is helpful. I use my flatmate and place her between me and my intended subject - pretend to shoot her but aim over her shoulder.
They with buskers - they all seem to be happy for their photos to be taken especially if you give them a coin.