This month, LIVELOVESHOPLA.COM launches an innovation in communicationthe first ever MAGA-BLOG-ALOGUE ™. This one-of-a-kind hybrid is part magazine, part blog, part catalogue, and provides readers with an all-access pass to a virtual tour of Los Angeles for fashion, food, finds and fun.

The LIVELOVESHOPLA mission is to explore, dig, discover and share the treasures of Los Angeles in pictures and words that reflect a love affair with the city.

Former fashion editor of California Apparel News, Barbra Night, has helmed Trends West, LAs Retail Notebook since 1985. This California classic has been a trend-spotting bible for international industry manufacturers, designers and buyers who interpret her fashion selections for their own private label collections.

Now the legendary trend authority, Barbra Night (also known as Babs), has come out from behind the scenes with a consumer-driven website, LIVELOVESHOPLA.com, and brings her talent and expertise to the universe-at-large as she captures the best-of-the-best of LA.

LIVELOVESHOPLA is an on-line magazine that keeps it current with frequently changing issues featuring people, places and things. Were definitely different because we take our readers inside venues with us. Through our lens visitors get to see whats in the stores, on the streets, where to eat, drink and play, including showroom spotlights and whos behind the brands, says Night who is out every day scouting whats new and now.

LLSLA is also a catalogue, with experiential slide shows spotlighting fabulous fashion from stores everywhereshown on in-store mannequins so readers can get the idea! Many of the hot item picks can be ordered directly with their BUY NOW feature.

From STYLE to SIP&SAVOR to CITYLIFE, to the original MOTHERS&DAUGHTERS featuring profiles and portraits of the powerful relationship between two women with much to share including a love of fashion, LLSLA reflects a deep passion for all things LA.

LIVELOVESHOPLA is updated minute-to-minute through the live Twitter news feed titled Bla, Bla, Bla located at the bottom of each page.

This innovative MAGA-BLOG-ALOGUE also uses mobile app technology so that fans can take it on the go and get the news they need from wherever they are.

To virtually explore Los Angeles go to LIVELOVESHOPLA.COM.

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Water Drop Experiment #8


Image by Nikhil Verma
Experiment with water drops using my point and shoot Canon S3IS camera, I had to get really close the object to get a decent macro hence had to deal with a lot of water splatter on the lens !

the kit – G9, diopter, ring flash, and FOUR adapters.


Image by lemurdillo
finally, i found the last piece of the puzzle, a 49mm – 55mm step-up ring, that will allow me to use my raynox macro diopter with my sigma macro ring flash on my canon G9.

Sigma produces 5 different adapters for its ring flash, from 55mm to 77mm, but the front of the diopter is 49mm. When looking for a step-up ring, I was told by various camera stores things like "no one uses those anymore," and "huh? what’s a step-up ring?"

Fortunately, this set-up will work with my new dSLR (soon! soon!) … won’t need the first of the FOUR adapters, but i’ll have a big honkin’ lens and camera in its place.

Day 77 – The Settee


Image by Christophe Verdier
Strobist info :
On my left : canon 580exII 1/32 zoom 105 in the direction of the celling
In front of me : Nikon SB 28 1/4 zoom 24 with Wescott Softbox 28"
Below settee : canon 430ex 1/2 zoom 24 behind the settee ans Nikon SB24 1/4 zoom 24 below
Triggered with Pocket Wizard II’s

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RET_0827 – NIKKOR 24-70mm 2.8G


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RET_0096 – NIKKOR 24-70mm 2.8G


Image by fotosmontt – congelando el tiempo

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Manfrotto ha presentato la sua nuova linea di treppiedi e teste sia per fotografia, sia per video. Tra queste una speciale testa ibrida per video e foto. Una…
Video Rating: 5 / 5

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ooty


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ooty


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This video shows you how you can use your Canon EF 50mm F1.8 lens on a Sony Nex F3, 5N, 5R, Nex 6 and Nex 7 body. The type of adapter you need to mount the l…

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Rear ‘brake bridge’


Image by Sebastian.gone.archi
Close-ups photos of the latest addition to the bicycle clan, Fixie 2.0: a custom 853 steel frame from Argos Racing Cycles with custom components, built up by Rikki at AW Cycles.

All shot in the living room with two speedlights, a lumiquest III and honl grid, with a NikonD700 and 105mm sigma macro lens.

Custom Argos Racing


Image by Sebastian.gone.archi
Close-ups photos of the latest addition to the bicycle clan, Fixie 2.0: a custom 853 steel frame from Argos Racing Cycles with custom components, built up by Rikki at AW Cycles.

All shot in the living room with two speedlights, a lumiquest III and honl grid, with a NikonD700 and 105mm sigma macro lens.

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Canon EOS 40D + EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS


Image by ghusse_blog
Mes nouveaux joujoux.

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Mes vraies photos sur flickr : ghusse

photographer model


Image by davidyuweb
photographer model

She must be an amazing Canon shooter

view on black
www.flickr.com/photos/davidyuweb/5421213783/lightbox/

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Thoughtful // PEnsativo


Image by davic
Tamron 90mm – f/8 – 1/125s – iso100 + Flash

Felina // Feline


Image by davic
Tamron 90mm – f/6,3 – 1/125 – iso200 + Flash

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If you provide a link I will be very grateful. Also, can I adapt my Minolta lens using the same adapter for my Digital Rebel?

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Answer by JH
Used camera stores are great places to help you with these sort of questions. The Houston Camera Exchange is a great place to shop.

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