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Kirsty: Earth of the Four Elements Shoot

20110414_Kirsty-Four Elements_0005.jpg, originally uploaded by Jon W. Howson.

It was decided between the model Kirsty and me that we would do a series of four shoots based on the four elements of Fire, Earth, Wind, And Water. The first one tackled was Earth, with the idea of Kirsty portraying a forest nymph/Mother Nature type figure.

Please visit my Flickr photostream for more images from the first shoot.

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How to display Featured Pages on your Facebook page

A quick look into how you can feature your favourite Facebook pages by other people on your own Facebook page.

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Ecclesall Woods Flowers.jpg

Ecclesall Woods Flowers.jpg, originally uploaded by Jon W. Howson.

A recent trip to Ecclesall Woods to photograph some flowers, mainly daffodils and windflowers as they were the only two I could find. I have seen lots more varieties in the past, but it may still be a bit early in the year for them.

Also, it was a chance to try out my collection of close-up lens on my canon camera, having been originally bought for my fujifilm one. An interesting lesson learnt that the working distance decreases as the strength of the close-up lens increases. I had completely forgotten about that happening.

Anyways, more images, besides the ones posted here, can be found over on my flickr photostream.

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