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  1. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Make flattering portraits in the most unforgiving light

    Many non-photographers have the mistaken impression that high noon is a good time to go out and take pictures of people and things.

    Most likely, they’re also the same type of people who think Velveeta is real cheese.

    But photographers know that the noonday sun is the worst possible light. It’s an extraordinarily hard light that casts horrible shadows, and people wind up squinting.

    In the ideal world, you steer these people to either earlier or later, preferably during the “Golden Hour” when the sun is low in the horizon and the light is better.

    But sometimes, circumstances will force you into shooting someone outside in the worst possible circumstances. So, what can you do?

    Gavin Hoey, one of YouTube’s great photography educators has some tips.

    While Hoey made this video for OM Systems (formerly Olympus), some of the tips work with other camera systems.

    https://youtu.be/CXnqVJjZhXg?si=os3nxEFg9c68FKdd

    Among the camera-brand-neutral suggestions are to move the person into the shade of a tree, which can present some problems if you’re not paying attention to how the light is coming through the tree, putting them in a shaded area or use something to diffuse the sunlight.

    I’ve used the tree technique before once on the job with satisfactory results.

    In this photo, I had to get an environmental portrait of someone for a profile piece, and this person worked in transportation for a food-bank network. The problem was, the only time we could meet was around noon, and to get a shot of him with one of the trucks involved going outside.

    I had brought an umbrella with me anticipating an indoor shot, but when we were outside, I pulled off the reflector, turning it into a shoot-through umbrella, which I positioned to soften the harsh sunlight.

    It worked well enough that the photo was included in an exclusive, subscriber-only section of the publication highlighting professionals in the community.

    Another option is to build a scrim, which is basically a large diffuser. One of the easiest I saw was using PVC pipe as a frame for a fitted crib sheet.

    If you want to see something larger, here’s a video by Droi Media on how to build one.

    https://youtu.be/h0onCLUDn-c?si=W9VL7FX4e26idbiX

    #Diffuser #DIY #GavinHoey #Lighting #Noon #photography #Scrim #Sunlight
  2. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Make flattering portraits in the most unforgiving light

    Many non-photographers have the mistaken impression that high noon is a good time to go out and take pictures of people and things.

    Most likely, they’re also the same type of people who think Velveeta is real cheese.

    But photographers know that the noonday sun is the worst possible light. It’s an extraordinarily hard light that casts horrible shadows, and people wind up squinting.

    In the ideal world, you steer these people to either earlier or later, preferably during the “Golden Hour” when the sun is low in the horizon and the light is better.

    But sometimes, circumstances will force you into shooting someone outside in the worst possible circumstances. So, what can you do?

    Gavin Hoey, one of YouTube’s great photography educators has some tips.

    While Hoey made this video for OM Systems (formerly Olympus), some of the tips work with other camera systems.

    https://youtu.be/CXnqVJjZhXg?si=os3nxEFg9c68FKdd

    Among the camera-brand-neutral suggestions are to move the person into the shade of a tree, which can present some problems if you’re not paying attention to how the light is coming through the tree, putting them in a shaded area or use something to diffuse the sunlight.

    I’ve used the tree technique before once on the job with satisfactory results.

    In this photo, I had to get an environmental portrait of someone for a profile piece, and this person worked in transportation for a food-bank network. The problem was, the only time we could meet was around noon, and to get a shot of him with one of the trucks involved going outside.

    I had brought an umbrella with me anticipating an indoor shot, but when we were outside, I pulled off the reflector, turning it into a shoot-through umbrella, which I positioned to soften the harsh sunlight.

    It worked well enough that the photo was included in an exclusive, subscriber-only section of the publication highlighting professionals in the community.

    Another option is to build a scrim, which is basically a large diffuser. One of the easiest I saw was using PVC pipe as a frame for a fitted crib sheet.

    If you want to see something larger, here’s a video by Droi Media on how to build one.

    https://youtu.be/h0onCLUDn-c?si=W9VL7FX4e26idbiX

    #Diffuser #DIY #GavinHoey #Lighting #Noon #photography #Scrim #Sunlight
  3. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Make flattering portraits in the most unforgiving light

    Many non-photographers have the mistaken impression that high noon is a good time to go out and take pictures of people and things.

    Most likely, they’re also the same type of people who think Velveeta is real cheese.

    But photographers know that the noonday sun is the worst possible light. It’s an extraordinarily hard light that casts horrible shadows, and people wind up squinting.

    In the ideal world, you steer these people to either earlier or later, preferably during the “Golden Hour” when the sun is low in the horizon and the light is better.

    But sometimes, circumstances will force you into shooting someone outside in the worst possible circumstances. So, what can you do?

    Gavin Hoey, one of YouTube’s great photography educators has some tips.

    While Hoey made this video for OM Systems (formerly Olympus), some of the tips work with other camera systems.

    https://youtu.be/CXnqVJjZhXg?si=os3nxEFg9c68FKdd

    Among the camera-brand-neutral suggestions are to move the person into the shade of a tree, which can present some problems if you’re not paying attention to how the light is coming through the tree, putting them in a shaded area or use something to diffuse the sunlight.

    I’ve used the tree technique before once on the job with satisfactory results.

    In this photo, I had to get an environmental portrait of someone for a profile piece, and this person worked in transportation for a food-bank network. The problem was, the only time we could meet was around noon, and to get a shot of him with one of the trucks involved going outside.

    I had brought an umbrella with me anticipating an indoor shot, but when we were outside, I pulled off the reflector, turning it into a shoot-through umbrella, which I positioned to soften the harsh sunlight.

    It worked well enough that the photo was included in an exclusive, subscriber-only section of the publication highlighting professionals in the community.

    Another option is to build a scrim, which is basically a large diffuser. One of the easiest I saw was using PVC pipe as a frame for a fitted crib sheet.

    If you want to see something larger, here’s a video by Droi Media on how to build one.

    https://youtu.be/h0onCLUDn-c?si=W9VL7FX4e26idbiX

    #Diffuser #DIY #GavinHoey #Lighting #Noon #photography #Scrim #Sunlight
  4. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Make flattering portraits in the most unforgiving light

    Many non-photographers have the mistaken impression that high noon is a good time to go out and take pictures of people and things.

    Most likely, they’re also the same type of people who think Velveeta is real cheese.

    But photographers know that the noonday sun is the worst possible light. It’s an extraordinarily hard light that casts horrible shadows, and people wind up squinting.

    In the ideal world, you steer these people to either earlier or later, preferably during the “Golden Hour” when the sun is low in the horizon and the light is better.

    But sometimes, circumstances will force you into shooting someone outside in the worst possible circumstances. So, what can you do?

    Gavin Hoey, one of YouTube’s great photography educators has some tips.

    While Hoey made this video for OM Systems (formerly Olympus), some of the tips work with other camera systems.

    https://youtu.be/CXnqVJjZhXg?si=os3nxEFg9c68FKdd

    Among the camera-brand-neutral suggestions are to move the person into the shade of a tree, which can present some problems if you’re not paying attention to how the light is coming through the tree, putting them in a shaded area or use something to diffuse the sunlight.

    I’ve used the tree technique before once on the job with satisfactory results.

    In this photo, I had to get an environmental portrait of someone for a profile piece, and this person worked in transportation for a food-bank network. The problem was, the only time we could meet was around noon, and to get a shot of him with one of the trucks involved going outside.

    I had brought an umbrella with me anticipating an indoor shot, but when we were outside, I pulled off the reflector, turning it into a shoot-through umbrella, which I positioned to soften the harsh sunlight.

    It worked well enough that the photo was included in an exclusive, subscriber-only section of the publication highlighting professionals in the community.

    Another option is to build a scrim, which is basically a large diffuser. One of the easiest I saw was using PVC pipe as a frame for a fitted crib sheet.

    If you want to see something larger, here’s a video by Droi Media on how to build one.

    https://youtu.be/h0onCLUDn-c?si=W9VL7FX4e26idbiX

    #Diffuser #DIY #GavinHoey #Lighting #Noon #photography #Scrim #Sunlight
  5. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Make flattering portraits in the most unforgiving light

    Many non-photographers have the mistaken impression that high noon is a good time to go out and take pictures of people and things.

    Most likely, they’re also the same type of people who think Velveeta is real cheese.

    But photographers know that the noonday sun is the worst possible light. It’s an extraordinarily hard light that casts horrible shadows, and people wind up squinting.

    In the ideal world, you steer these people to either earlier or later, preferably during the “Golden Hour” when the sun is low in the horizon and the light is better.

    But sometimes, circumstances will force you into shooting someone outside in the worst possible circumstances. So, what can you do?

    Gavin Hoey, one of YouTube’s great photography educators has some tips.

    While Hoey made this video for OM Systems (formerly Olympus), some of the tips work with other camera systems.

    https://youtu.be/CXnqVJjZhXg?si=os3nxEFg9c68FKdd

    Among the camera-brand-neutral suggestions are to move the person into the shade of a tree, which can present some problems if you’re not paying attention to how the light is coming through the tree, putting them in a shaded area or use something to diffuse the sunlight.

    I’ve used the tree technique before once on the job with satisfactory results.

    In this photo, I had to get an environmental portrait of someone for a profile piece, and this person worked in transportation for a food-bank network. The problem was, the only time we could meet was around noon, and to get a shot of him with one of the trucks involved going outside.

    I had brought an umbrella with me anticipating an indoor shot, but when we were outside, I pulled off the reflector, turning it into a shoot-through umbrella, which I positioned to soften the harsh sunlight.

    It worked well enough that the photo was included in an exclusive, subscriber-only section of the publication highlighting professionals in the community.

    Another option is to build a scrim, which is basically a large diffuser. One of the easiest I saw was using PVC pipe as a frame for a fitted crib sheet.

    If you want to see something larger, here’s a video by Droi Media on how to build one.

    https://youtu.be/h0onCLUDn-c?si=W9VL7FX4e26idbiX

    #Diffuser #DIY #GavinHoey #Lighting #Noon #photography #Scrim #Sunlight
  6. tkhunt.com/2477211/ 【ストグラS2】署長の服装イジリから始まる警察抜き打ちファッションチェックで撃沈するメチャ南【RintoXD/メチャ南よる/ストグラ警察】 #esports #fashion #GTAV #PMJL #PUBG #PUBGMOBILE #RintoXD #SCRIM #STGR #キル #ゲーム #ゲーム実況 #ストグラ #ドン勝 #パブジー #ファッション #メチャ南よる #りんと

  7. tkhunt.com/2477211/ 【ストグラS2】署長の服装イジリから始まる警察抜き打ちファッションチェックで撃沈するメチャ南【RintoXD/メチャ南よる/ストグラ警察】 #esports #fashion #GTAV #PMJL #PUBG #PUBGMOBILE #RintoXD #SCRIM #STGR #キル #ゲーム #ゲーム実況 #ストグラ #ドン勝 #パブジー #ファッション #メチャ南よる #りんと

  8. tkhunt.com/2477211/ 【ストグラS2】署長の服装イジリから始まる警察抜き打ちファッションチェックで撃沈するメチャ南【RintoXD/メチャ南よる/ストグラ警察】 #esports #fashion #GTAV #PMJL #PUBG #PUBGMOBILE #RintoXD #SCRIM #STGR #キル #ゲーム #ゲーム実況 #ストグラ #ドン勝 #パブジー #ファッション #メチャ南よる #りんと

  9. macOS Scrim users, if you don't already know, you can use it to open Emacs file links, including those available via Tramp from other macOS apps.

    yummymelon.com/scrim/

    #Scrim #Emacs

  10. macOS Scrim users, if you don't already know, you can use it to open Emacs file links, including those available via Tramp from other macOS apps.

    yummymelon.com/scrim/

    #Scrim #Emacs

  11. macOS Scrim users, if you don't already know, you can use it to open Emacs file links, including those available via Tramp from other macOS apps.

    yummymelon.com/scrim/

    #Scrim #Emacs

  12. macOS Scrim users, if you don't already know, you can use it to open Emacs file links, including those available via Tramp from other macOS apps.

    yummymelon.com/scrim/

    #Scrim #Emacs

  13. macOS Scrim users, if you don't already know, you can use it to open Emacs file links, including those available via Tramp from other macOS apps.

    yummymelon.com/scrim/

    #Scrim #Emacs

  14. Introducing Next Editor [nexteditor.dev]

    I built an opensource alternative to Scrimba.
    You can create interactive coding lessons with Next Editor. Unlike flat videos, you can pause to try editing the codes. Consider it like video vs video game. Here, Next Editor is a video game but for coders.

    nexteditor.dev

    Star the repo if you like it.
    github.com/channyeintun/next-e

    #InteractiveCodeLessons
    #NextEditor
    #OpenSource
    #Scrimba
    #Scrim

  15. Introducing Next Editor [nexteditor.dev]

    I built an opensource alternative to Scrimba.
    You can create interactive coding lessons with Next Editor. Unlike flat videos, you can pause to try editing the codes. Consider it like video vs video game. Here, Next Editor is a video game but for coders.

    nexteditor.dev

    Star the repo if you like it.
    github.com/channyeintun/next-e

    #InteractiveCodeLessons
    #NextEditor
    #OpenSource
    #Scrimba
    #Scrim

  16. For folks on macOS who like using pre-release builds of Emacs 31, here's a TestFlight fix-build of Scrim v1.1.3 that should work with it. I'm looking for folks to test the fix. More details in the link below.

    yummymelon.com/devnull/call-fo

    #emacs #scrim #orgmode

  17. For folks on macOS who like using pre-release builds of Emacs 31, here's a TestFlight fix-build of Scrim v1.1.3 that should work with it. I'm looking for folks to test the fix. More details in the link below.

    yummymelon.com/devnull/call-fo

    #emacs #scrim #orgmode

  18. For folks on macOS who like using pre-release builds of Emacs 31, here's a TestFlight fix-build of Scrim v1.1.3 that should work with it. I'm looking for folks to test the fix. More details in the link below.

    yummymelon.com/devnull/call-fo

    #emacs #scrim #orgmode

  19. For folks on macOS who like using pre-release builds of Emacs 31, here's a TestFlight fix-build of Scrim v1.1.3 that should work with it. I'm looking for folks to test the fix. More details in the link below.

    yummymelon.com/devnull/call-fo

    #emacs #scrim #orgmode

  20. For folks on macOS who like using pre-release builds of Emacs 31, here's a TestFlight fix-build of Scrim v1.1.3 that should work with it. I'm looking for folks to test the fix. More details in the link below.

    yummymelon.com/devnull/call-fo

    #emacs #scrim #orgmode

  21. wacoca.com/news/2812406/ スウォルウェル米下院議員、加州知事選の選挙活動中断 性的暴行疑惑で | ロイター #AMERS #CLJ #CRIM #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #Gen #HREP #JFOR #JLN #MTPIX #NAMER #POL #PXP #SCRIM #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRN #US #USACA #VOTE #VOTG #wash #WorldNews

  22. wacoca.com/news/2812406/ スウォルウェル米下院議員、加州知事選の選挙活動中断 性的暴行疑惑で | ロイター #AMERS #CLJ #CRIM #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #Gen #HREP #JFOR #JLN #MTPIX #NAMER #POL #PXP #SCRIM #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRN #US #USACA #VOTE #VOTG #wash #WorldNews

  23. wacoca.com/news/2812406/ スウォルウェル米下院議員、加州知事選の選挙活動中断 性的暴行疑惑で | ロイター #AMERS #CLJ #CRIM #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #Gen #HREP #JFOR #JLN #MTPIX #NAMER #POL #PXP #SCRIM #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRN #US #USACA #VOTE #VOTG #wash #WorldNews

  24. wacoca.com/news/2812406/ スウォルウェル米下院議員、加州知事選の選挙活動中断 性的暴行疑惑で | ロイター #AMERS #CLJ #CRIM #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #Gen #HREP #JFOR #JLN #MTPIX #NAMER #POL #PXP #SCRIM #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRN #US #USACA #VOTE #VOTG #wash #WorldNews

  25. wacoca.com/news/2805076/ トランプ氏、ボンディ司法長官解任 エプスタイン文書対応に不満 | ロイター #AMERS #CLJ #CRIM #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #ENV #Gen #HREP #JFOR #JLN #JUDIC #MTPIX #NAMER #NEWS1 #POL #POTUS #PXP #SCRIM #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRN #US #wash #WorldNews

  26. wacoca.com/news/2805076/ トランプ氏、ボンディ司法長官解任 エプスタイン文書対応に不満 | ロイター #AMERS #CLJ #CRIM #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #ENV #Gen #HREP #JFOR #JLN #JUDIC #MTPIX #NAMER #NEWS1 #POL #POTUS #PXP #SCRIM #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRN #US #wash #WorldNews

  27. wacoca.com/news/2805076/ トランプ氏、ボンディ司法長官解任 エプスタイン文書対応に不満 | ロイター #AMERS #CLJ #CRIM #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #ENV #Gen #HREP #JFOR #JLN #JUDIC #MTPIX #NAMER #NEWS1 #POL #POTUS #PXP #SCRIM #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRN #US #wash #WorldNews

  28. 1/2] Film shoot! at Birdland, I assume. These were lined up on the north side of 44th, culminating at Birdland with craft services right outside (see 2/2).
    #jazz #capital #home #swingin #Birdland #NYC #singin #craft #services #location #film #shoot #concert #recording #Manhattan #NewYorkCity #scrim #frame #ladder #rigging #assistant #director #focus #puller

  29. 1/2] Film shoot! at Birdland, I assume. These were lined up on the north side of 44th, culminating at Birdland with craft services right outside (see 2/2).
    #jazz #capital #home #swingin #Birdland #NYC #singin #craft #services #location #film #shoot #concert #recording #Manhattan #NewYorkCity #scrim #frame #ladder #rigging #assistant #director #focus #puller

  30. 1/2] Film shoot! at Birdland, I assume. These were lined up on the north side of 44th, culminating at Birdland with craft services right outside (see 2/2).
    #jazz #capital #home #swingin #Birdland #NYC #singin #craft #services #location #film #shoot #concert #recording #Manhattan #NewYorkCity #scrim #frame #ladder #rigging #assistant #director #focus #puller