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[johncerilli]

Welcome to the @Mets and #NYC, #JavierBáez @javy23baez and #TrevorWilliams @mellamotrevor! Can’t wait to see you both in the blue and orange! And welcome, finally, #CarlosCarrasco 🍪 @cookie_carrasco to @CitiField and the #Mets rotation! #LGM #LFGM @MLB #Flushing #Queens #baseball ⚾️ 🍎 🎩 💙 🧡 (at Citi Field) https://www.instagram.com/p/CR-A1lBsKoQ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[thewritetwin-blog]

10 Amazing Light Painting Photographers You Should Start Following Right Now

Light Painting goes as far back as Pablo Picasso, and since the true formation of the medium with pioneers such as Dean Chamberlain, Eric Staller and Vicki DaSilva, there has been a mass of people trying their hand at the world of light painting photography. The advent of the digital camera and the popularity of

Went down a rabbit hole and now I’m tinkering with a story about light magic used in art, not fighting. Such incredible images. 

[justinberlphoto]

I was assigned to shoot the September 7th game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals for Getty Images. I went into the game thinking I should show off as much I can about it being Roberto Clemente Day throughout Major League Baseball. Part of the way through the game things changed, the story was no longer about Clemente Day; it had become about Trevor Williams making his debut. After a Jung Ho Kang homer that put the Pirates ahead in the 8th inning, I started thinking would the team give Williams a Gatorade bath like did they at Citi Field for Jameson Taillon's first MLB win. Once Tony Watson got Matt Carpenter to fly out to end the game, I switched my long glass for my 24-70 and started over towards the Pirates dugout in case something was going to happy. All the players who weren't being interviewed left the field, then I see Trevor Williams motioning to people in the crowd to come down towards the field. I knew then that something special was going to happen. He wound up meeting up with his wife and sleeping son first and then he hugged his crying dad and handed him the game ball from his first big league win. Since last night it's been crazy, I've seen my photos of him all over the place, Getty spotlighted them on their Twitter account and even on their Instagram stories. Anyways, here are some of my photos from Roberto Clemente and Trevor Williams Day at PNC Park

[canalacultura-blog]

#noesloqueparece No se uso pintura ni están creadas artificialmente. Son simplemente fotografías de una especie de crustáceos bioluminiscentes de la costa de Okayama, Japón, conocidos como luciérnagas marinas. Tienen sólo 3 mm de largo y no producen una cantidad importante de luz individualmente, pero en conjunto generan dibujos luminosos abstractos como los de las imágenes. Las fotos forman parte de la serie  The weeping stones (Las piedras llorosas) del dúo creativo Trevor Williams y Jonathan Galione.