This is to participate in Willow's "Abstract" project for today. It is not a true abstract, but it certainly is my kind of abstract. This was along the Queen's Garden Trail in Bryce Canyon NP.
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LIGHTING WORKSHOP - I have an all day lighting workshop Saturday in Portland. I have major preparation to do, including learning my lighting system from scratch and completing some assignments. Thus will be doing limited commenting and responding until Monday.
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"Hawks have the power to soar high above the earth, giving them a perspective previously only available to the inhabitants of the heavens above. . . . Soaring in the province of the heavenly bodies of the sun, the stars, and the wind that moves the clouds reminds us to consider a larger perspective, one that inspires us to move through the world we inhabit with strength, certainty, and grace."
The Daily Om
@Dulcie: Thank you.
@Ian Bramham: Thank you, Ian.
@Alivia: Very nice insight, Dane.
@Veronique: Merci.
@Marie LC: Merci, Marie.
@Anna.C: Merci, Anna.
@Luca Bobbiesi: Thank you.
@Mathilde Collot: Thank you, Mathilde.
@Ron: Thanks, Ron.
@dobbino: Thank you.
@B. Thomas: Thanks, Barb.
@Don: Thanks, Don.
@Ajay: Thanks, Ajay.
@Aurore: Merci.
@Betty: Thanks, Betty.
@Steve Rice: Thanks, Steve.
@Sarah Schneider Photography: Thanks, Sarah.
@lydia: Merci, Lydia.
@Barbara: Thanks, Barb. I completed my assignments, and decided to try to learn my flash system in the class. Right now, I rarely use flash except for a little fill light, and I doubt that that will change much.
@marc battault: Merci, Marc.
@bluechameleon: Thank you, Sharon.
@Richard_Irwin: Thanks, Richard.
@Chris Parr: Thanks, Chris.
@xavier cardell: Gracias.
@dj.tigersprout: Thanks, dj.