Simran informs Janet and Dr. Bryan that Janet could be able to conceive again. Bryan and Janet get ecstatic on knowing this. Neha informs her mother that Simran has advised her consult another gynecologist. But Neha does not reveal this truth to Abhimanyu or his family. Abhimanyu along with his boss Mr. Menon approaches Simran and asks her to lend a hand for one of his campaigns. Abhimanyu gets furious as Simran refuses to be a part of it.
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Recently while surfing through some shots on Flickr I came across the shot above – taken by CT Pham (aka Phamster on Flickr).
The shot was eye catching and an interesting portrait and under it was a description of how it was taken with a link to see some behind the scenes shot. I messaged CT Pham to see if he’d be willing for us to share it on dPS and he agreed. Here’s the behind the scenes info. I’d love to see some shots inspired by this in comments below!
This shot was done in a parking garage with 3 speed lights and a single alien bee strobe AB1600.
I had the glitter cross lit by 2 speedlights gelled with blue and green (the green wasn’t showing up too well).
It is a project I have been thinking of doing for a while and hadn’t had a chance – but last night presented it self.
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Exposure: 0.006 sec (1/160)
Aperture: f/9.0
Focal Length: 85 mm
ISO Speed: 500
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Here are the behind the scenes shots of the setup!
Check out more of Phamster’s work on Flickr or on his site.
Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.
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Glitter Portrait: How I Took It
I really hope everyone notices my improvement in my photos! Thanks for watching and please its been one year since I’ve started handling Slr’s so give me some credit! Many of these pictures are just basic pictures of just stationary cars, my dogs around the house, but many of them are advanced and good. Please watch every section, because the video’s long but I hope everyone likes my new video!!! Disclaimer: I do not in any shape or form own or have created the song in this video. I do not own the software this video was made with and thus am not entitled to any audio problems or other problems you experience with audio. I’m also not responsible for the song however all of the pictures and video annotations are mine.
Special Mention for a really good friend and his constant support: scarysoul-quest.blogspot.com Part 2 of Tour Singapore What do you see? A photographic collage on colors, perspective and composition. “A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.”-Lao Tzu. A Shopper’s Paradise in Singapore. This video showcases the shopping scene of Singapore, something that visitors from all over the world enjoy doing and a tourist attraction, especially when there’s “The Great Singapore Sale.” Done by lifestyle photographer Wong Kin Leong, the photos are shot in Singapore and are inconjuction with Singapore Arts Festival. “I hope to show the side of Singapore that no one has seen before, offer something more than the ordinary and showcase a part of Singapore shopping and its city life, in a way that alters perspective and artistically abstract. Inspired by the show Watchman, and the phrase “WHAT DO YOU SEE?” A lot of the images are native to Singaporeans, and easily identifiable to them, and I hope that my photos achieves that instant recognition to my fellow countrymen. On the other hand, I want to show the world that Singapore has its quirkiness, a place to discover and enjoy, and offer the international community something distinct and unique.” 21 days of shooting 5700 photos along the shopping district of Singapore, Orchard Road and Marina Square area, 170 hours of color processing every photograph on Photoshop, 49 hours of video production on a Macbook iMovie, 1100 …
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Some cool visual art images:
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Image by MTAPhotos
On May 11, 2012, we officially opened the newly rebuilt and improved Far Rockaway-Mott Av terminal on the A line. The sparkling, steel and glass, state-of-the art transit facility includes "Respite," a new glass panel artwork by Jason Rohlf made in jewel-toned colors from original paintings. The artwork dramatically diffuses the light inside to create a richly saturated interior space. The work can be seen throughout the station as well as from outside, adding visual impact to the existing architecture. Photo: Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Rob Wilson.
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They put BUTTERZ on thems toast Filmed/Edited by: Chris Staikos GL1/death lens
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You’ve been reading their articles for months or years, have you ever wondered “Who are the photographers who write for DPS”? We thought it would be a good time to introduce them to you through a series of interviews. No worries, Darren will get his turn too.
Today meet travel, lifestyle and hospitality photographer Matt Dutile.
I’ve been shooting for just over four years now. I picked up a camera in 2008 on a whim while bored in a desk job, and it just started to click for me. I poured myself into it, advancing my technique, honing my perspective and building a business.
2. Do you have a full time job or are you a full time photographer?I’ve been a full-time photographer for a little over two years now. I’m on the commercial side of the business shooting primarily travel, lifestyle and hospitality images for various editorials, ad agencies and in-house corporations.
Travel. It’s my real passion and I’m fortunate that it takes me all over the globe to meet many amazing people, discover new landscapes and generally marvel at the world’s diversity.
I started writing for DPS in late 2009, about a year after I picked up a camera. It was all rather serendipitous. Back then I used to share some images on the forums and they would be highlighted by Darren in the newsletter as posts by members. After that happened a few times I wrote Darren a thank you note and expressed interest in adding some tips. It worked out well and as I continued to learn and refine my craft I was able to share those thoughts with DPS readers.
I rotate between the Nikon D4 and D800. I enjoy the ergonomics, color set and image quality out of those cameras – particularly the large file sizes can be great for big prints with the D800. I don’t have a favorite lens per se, but I’m often using the Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8 for my travel work. It allows me the flexibility I need to make shots on the go in any space/environment. I always have packed a 70-200 and few primes as well depending on the nature of the assignment.
Be an art director for yourself. Always be working to improve your craft and hone your eye. Know what makes a good image and what doesn’t – curate your work and it will help you to improve. Be ruthless in your personal honesty.
Well I don’t want to announce it quite next, but I’ve been working on a few cool photo projects that tie together an idea from images across the globe. Aside from that I’ve got Belize, Portugal, Spain, Greece, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and Ireland up on the travel schedule – and we’ll see where else my clients would like to send me. Always an adventure!
Best spot is probably my website at mattdutile.com. Other than that I keep up a frequent presence on my Facebook page and on Tumblr.
Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.
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Meet The Photographers Who Write For Digital Photography School ~ Matt Dutile
short video of how i carry my gear with me on a daily basis…
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