我的全部家當了

这次活动比较成功的关键：场地+灯具+模特。
这次活动待改进点：背景布小了，模特服装搭配的花色少了。

我个人拍的片子，放到22寸的显示器上，有些的片子的问题暴露无遗——对焦不够精准（在相机上看是清晰的），模特晃动了（这是ISO太低导致快门速度过低导致的。改进点：ISO+脚架+定焦镜头。

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我也加入發快照，呵呵。今天的活動多謝大哥們的組織！很滿足的活動。

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彩色版的。

Photo by Deviant Mind - From Ebbw Vale, South Wales., United Kingdom
About me
If some deviant wished to produce a real Ray Gun, this might be an opportunity.
Photo equipment：Canon 5D2
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The Candlemaker.
Despite advances in candle making, the candle industry was devastated soon after by the distillation of kerosene (a fuel used in lamps) and the 1879 invention of the Light bulb. From this point, candles became more of a decorative item.
In 1829, William Wilson of Price's Candles invested in 1,000 acres (4 km² of coconut plantation in Sri Lanka. His aim was to make candles from coconut oil. Later he tried palm oil from palm trees. An accidental discovery swept all his ambitions aside when his brother George Wilson distilled the first petroleum oil in 1854. In 1919, Lever Brothers purchased Price's Candles and in 1922, a joint-owned company called "Candles Ltd" was created. By 1991, the last remaining owner of "Candles Ltd" was Shell Oil Company, who sold off the candle-making part of business.
Location：UK

Photo by Rui Pires(Curator) - From Aveiro, Portugal
About me
BIOGRAPHY
Rui Pires is Portuguese and born in 1968. The passion for photography began in 1983 as an amateur photographer. It is considered a photographer with a classical and humanist style, and is dedicated primarily to documentary photography.
At 2006 Rui Pires began a project that aims to document the life in Portuguese rural villages undergoing desertification, the Rural Moments project. The project still running.
At 2009 Rui Pires began the Lands of Allah project, a documentary about the life of the nomad tribes and Berbers-Touareg people in north of Africa and Sahara desert..
He have many publications in Web, magazines and newspapers in many countries. He have also won prizes and awards in exhibitions and photography contests.
With influences of Doisneau, Eisenstaedt, Adams and Salgado. he tries to achieve a humanistic approach to documentary photography and always try to dignify the people he portrays. Rui Pires shoots primarily in medium and large format with black and white film and he controls the entire photographic process, from capture, processing film and printing.
Actually he produce high quality fine-art prints of his photography in signed and limited series for art collectors worldwide and have many of his works in private collections worldwide.
Rui Pires is member of Photographic Society of America
Rui Pires have a degree in Image Analysis and Evaluation, is mentor for film photography and is Judge for inter-club competitions by Photographic Society of America.
Since 2011, Rui Pires becomes a Independent Curator, first in Onexposure 1X web Gallery, and actually work as Curator for some NGO Foundations and Governments.
Since 2012 Rui Pires is graduate in Professional Photography in the Institute of Photography of New Work.
Photo equipment：Horseman LX-C 4x5" Large Format View Camera Horseman FA 4x5" Large Format Field Camera
Mamiya RZ67 PRO II medium format 6x7 Mamiya 645 AFD medium format 6x4,5 Canon EOS 5D MKII
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Puris omnia pura
Equipment：Mamiya RZ67 Pro II - 90mm/f3.5 - Kodak Tri-X Pan 320 asa
Location：Portugal

已经出差返回，模特时间已经确认过，没有问题。器材已经收捡好。

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A view showing part of the old Roman village called Uriaganda and street built by Emporer Trajan.
Location: Arganda, Spain
Date taken: 1945
Photographer: George Rodger
Size: 844 x 1280 pixels (11.7 x 17.8 inches)

A wine grower superintending the removal of wineskins from his cellar.
Location: Arganda, Spain
Date taken: December 1945
Photographer: George Rodger
Size: 1007 x 1280 pixels (14.0 x 17.8 inches)

A man demonstrating how to drink from a botillo.
Location: Arganda, Spain
Date taken: 1945
Photographer: George Rodger
Size: 1035 x 1280 pixels (14.4 x 17.8 inches)

Mme. Chiang, San Francisco
A little boy holding up a newspaper welcoming Madame Kai-Shek to Chinatown.
Location: San Francisco, CA, US
Date taken: May 1943
Photographer: Hansel Mieth
Size: 1017 x 1280 pixels (14.1 x 17.8 inches)