Monday, November 9, 2009

Driving Manual After Heal Fracture

Workshop Contents covered in the session 5 (05/11/2009) Workshop Nature Photography and Espuña

2009-1 th October News
first heard addressed was the celebration of the European Shark Week, between 10 and 18 of October/2009, organized by the Shark Alliance.
Shark Alliance is a global coalition of nonprofit organizations, dedicated to restoring and conserving shark populations by improving policies to preserve these animals.
After pressing and get the current "Plan for Sharks", new European Commission plan that includes the prohibition of finning (slicing off a shark's fins and discarding the rest of the body at sea), this year has turned to ask governments to ensure compliance with the measures contained in the Plan, particularly the strengthening of ban on "finning" and zero quotas for species under serious threat. Spain is the European country most sharks are caught.
Finally, we commented that Spain will be the first European country, from January 1, 2010, prohibits fishing for hammerhead shark and thresher sharks, both endangered species.

The second story we saw were the images of a great white shark which, apparently, entered one of the great stock-red (cages) that host the large tuna, which are greased for marketing. The place of the Mediterranean where the images were taken after an initial confusion we still do not know.

On a stunning picture of a great white released devouring a tuna, which appears on the website of GEO (http://www.mundo-geo.es/) discussed the contents of this interesting web of travel and nature, with high quality images. If you still do not know no miss you and transport you to some of the fantastic places you visit with your items. For some time we know the quality of GEO on paper.


The second story was the "Wildlife Photographer of the Year, 2009." Competition is a property of the Natural History Museum London and BBC Wildlife Magazine publication, considered an international leader in natural world images.

From their website: http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/ can enjoy the best Images that have been a prize this year, highlighting the first award given to our photographer José Luis Rodríguez by a magnificent image of the Wolf.

Finally, we were on the website of photographer Chris Jordan (http://www.chrisjordan.com/) to impress us with the images you've got at Midway Island and whose protagonists Albatross chicks.

Even
now hard to believe that what you see in these images is the work exclusively of nature, without the photographer's hand contribute to them. Either way, get "the creeps" and speaks of the damage we are inflicting the Environment with the theme, so now, as is pollution from plastics.




Monograph: The stars, the origin and formation.
A historical tour of the stars on this tour discovering the origin of our own stuff, because as Carl Sagan said "we stardust. " Giants
red, blue or neutron stars, pulsars or black holes, life stages of stars. The life of stars that, like all of us have a birth, followed by development and eventually die with the consolation that the end is just the beginning in the cycle of matter.


Monograph: Espuña Route (Course photography), 11/10/2009. material
The last comment was on our itinerary Espuña, 11 October. In the best known and famous among the Sierras Murcia, we went to practice the knowledge acquired during the talk of Alfonso Samper earlier Thursday as we discussed in a previous post.

We also want to know better the "mother" of our mountains in protection, recalling its origins and included in the National Catalogue of Natural Areas, 1917, and being declared a Natural Site of Natural Interest in 1931. Even if we talk about this mountain we can not stop mentioning, however briefly, that is the result of afforestation carried out between 1891 and 1902, and directed by the forester Cartagena D. Ricardo Codorniu and Staříč, when Sierra had a desolate look very different to today, without forests and intensive processes of erosion. Do not visit this time, but the snow pits, 26 buildings located more than 1,300 meters above sea level dating back to the second half S. XVI, are a clear demonstration of changes in climate. Today no one would build with light snow falling on their summits.


The superb presentation by Encarna, our partner Workshop, with images of departure and background music soundtrack, put the "snap" to the session # 5.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Orkester Sound Bank 3.0

, 29 and October 31, 2009

Latest Workshop's activities have revolved around nature photography. Last Thursday (29/11/2009) we had the opportunity to hear from fellow workshop Alfonso Samper, information on early photographic technique applied to nature, tips and tricks to get the best out of our cameras. So, next Saturday (October 31) we went to Sierra Espuña to implement what they learned.

Landscape from the Collado Bermejo west

House Carrasca and Morron de Totana (Morrón Grande)

Here Alfonso gave us some lessons field, advising on how to improve images that we were taking, in a practical and functional.
Acorn Quercus rotundifolia

was not doing fine art photography, but to exploit the potential of our cameras, siempre mayor de lo que somos capaces sin la ayuda de un experto.
 
Menor y mayor velocidad de obturación: gotas o cortina de agua en un pequeño salto

Hongo y profundidad de campo

Además, tuvimos la oportunidad de recorrer el paraje de “La Carrasca”, descubriendo algunos paisajes de la Sierra poco conocidos por la mayoría, pero no para los miembros de los grupos ecologistas APEDSE y ANSE. También pudimos escuchar y ver algunas especies abundant as crossbill (Loxia curvirostra), Chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs), Robin (Erithacus rubecula) and Mito (Aegithalos caudatus), and other common, but more limited, as Greenfinch (Carduelis chloris) Bunting (Emberiza cia) , Chough (Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax), Blackbird (Turdus merula), Thrush (Turdus viscivorus), Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus), Airplane Rocker (Ptyonoprogne rupestris), ... and the jewel of the day: two copies of Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos, at least one youth) too far.

Chough ( Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax )

The abundant Juniperus (Junipers and Sabinas) filled with fruits and flowers as well as the wild rose hips and served as models for our shots.

Rosal Rose Hips, use of flash and different aperture openings

MUCHS thank Alfonso.