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Let's talk about photography, art and writing! This blog is a basic guideline to learning photography. With the increased popularity in digital and cellphone cameras, taking photos has become a common thing. However, not everyone holding a camera these days can take great photos. If you love to take pictures and wish yours came out more professional, you have found the place you were looking for! Keep up with my posts and soon you will start taking photos that will surprise you too! Leave a Reply x.
Lighting | inkandreflections
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Let's talk about photography, art and writing! Lighting plays a VERY important role in taking pictures. Often your pictures may turn out really dull and dark or rather white washed and plain. This has a lot to do with the lighting situation in your picture. Take a look at the picture above. What makes it look so good? Now the subject can be clearly seen as a miniature garden of some sort. It is colorful and mildly fascinating; however, lighting and background does not do it much justice. In short...As I ...
Welcome! | inkandreflections
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Let's talk about photography, art and writing! I created this blog to share my opinions and experience writing, art and photography. Hope you stay with me throughout the ride! Hopefully I’ll get a chance to talk about the other topics too). March 14, 2014. Next Post ». Leave a Reply x. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Focus | inkandreflections
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Let's talk about photography, art and writing! Doing this using a smart phone camera is usually very easy; tap the part of the photo on your screen that you want to focus and wait for your camera to automatically focus. If your camera is not focusing by itself then I suggest moving your phone slightly forward or backward to help your camera do this. Let’s see some examples of good and bad focus pictures:. Above are two pictures of the same candle (forgive my obsession with pink candles; I have to work wi...
Framing | inkandreflections
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Let's talk about photography, art and writing! Not that great framing. On the picture above I showed an example of good and bad framing. Makes a big difference doesn’t it? The second picture is a lot more aligned with the table than the first one and also clearer too (but that has to do with focus which we shall talk about another day). Try framing random objects and align them with whatever you can find to see how they turn out. Have fun! How did you like my first lesson? Did it help you? March 14, 2014.
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Use It or Lose It! Barbecue Chicken Tacos |
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Local cooking and eating in New York's Hudson Valley. Use It or Lose It! Do you ever overcook chicken breasts? It can happen in a flash, right? Do you like the dark meat, but are not such a fan of the white, or vice versa? I’m not touching that one. Do you have a dozen jars of random preserves in the fridge, each with two or three tablespoons languishing in the bottom? If not, can I come over and borrow some fridge space? Do you like tacos? Or stew, stuff it into pasties. And braise, braise, braise away&...
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Ink and Quills - tips and tools to tell your story
Tips and tools to tell your story. Guest Post: How Creating Strong Characters Can Help You Build Your Plot by Kristen Kieffer of She’s Novel. August 14, 2015. August 14, 2015. Today I have the pleasure of welcoming the lovely Kristen Kieffer from She’s Novel. To the blog for an epic guest post! She’s even created a shiny workbook to help you through all info, which you can download for free by clicking here. Ready to get started? What’s more important: characters or plot? It just doesn’t make sense!
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INK AND QUILLS | Tips for YA writers. New posts WED & SAT.
Tips for YA writers. New posts WED and SAT. The Fantasy Writer’s Guide to Horses. May 10, 2015. May 10, 2015. If you write fantasy, you probably have a horse or two in your story. Especially if you’re writing medieval fantasy. Or, maybe you’re writing historical fiction. Whatever you’re writing, if there’s a horse in it and you don’t have a clue about horses, you’ve come to the right place. Ready to arm yourself with some horse knowledge? Let’s do this. Here is a chart. Here is a guide to horse colorings.
Ink and quiver
If you had the Chance,. To Change your Fate,. Waters flow where passions gather. Hearts can lend to endings of joy overflowing. But our entry stands elsewhere,. A pair of guards, one lying, the other of perennial truth;. A pair of paths, one timeless, the other infallible proof. A lone traveler approaches and with him one question to use:. To which would the other indicate as the destiny I’d knowingly choose? The answer is much deeper, intoned the keeper, who’d been appointed to the task,.
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Duvet vs. Comforter. Crib and Toddler Bedding. Wall Art and Tapestries. Decorative Throw and Pillows Sets. Casual Totes and Cosmetic Pouches. Sarongs, Towels and Flip Flops. Dog Beds and Pet Products. Hand Made to Order. 2-3 Weeks in the USA, and. All Ink and Rags items are designed by me, and/or are a collaboration between myself and other talented Artists. I specialize in Skull Bedding, Sugar Skull Decor and Gifts, Octopus Designs, and other fun, creepy, or funky motifs! SARALYN MCGREGOR, OWNER/DESIGNER.
Inky and the rainbow
Inky and the rainbow. Zentangle shoes for the mum. Mum saw me DIYing a pair for myself, and wanted a pair too. It started with a field of. poppies. Then came an owl with her branch. So the sun thought he'd peep by too. Dir en Grey: Toshiya's Myaku costume. A sketch of my favourite Toshiya costume. I'm a fan of Dir en Grey, and while I do still like their current style, I miss their crazy cool costumes. . Inspired by tribal tattoos, but somehow the greenish glow made it look a little Celtic?
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Ink and Rejoice
I ink and rejoice each day, here are some of my inkings:. Monday, 25 August 2014. More Stickease Studio J Indexes. For Child Scrapbook Layouts. All Studio J Stickease can be shrunk, enlarged, rotated and stacked. The coordinating paper kits colours can be switched. The following are ideal for doing scrapbook layouts for little ones. But you will be surprised how many of the stickease can be used for all ages. Don't forget the embellishments - buttons, brads and ribbons. Wishes and Fishes - Boy. Canadian ...
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Ink & Roads | romanticizing the improbable
Ink and Roads romanticizing the improbable. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
