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Camila (Basics 2.0 Mbili) came home tonight and just can't wait to join her sisters for a quick shot. From left to right we have Ondrei (Princess of South Africa on a MM body), Alvin (Ailey), Camila and Eden (Basics 2.0 and 3.0), Preta (Lt. Uhura), Danusa and Raica (Basics Red 1.0 and Denim 2.5).
"Blowing Smoke"
I am really proud of this self-portrait! From set-up to editing this shot took about 4 hours, but I really like it!
Hi everyone, just a little sneak peek at what I've got in the works.
Looking back at my early models and some of the first ones I posted on Flickr, I realised that the Scania's I had made looked very basic and in reality nothing like the actual truck. I've been wanting to redo these trucks for a while but haven't been successful, until today when it came together quite quickly.
From left to right; R Topline, R Highline, R Normal, P Low and P Short
I've just got to add some strength and connections and hopefully all going well there'll be 5 new models to show you. Criticism is welcome, hopefully with some of your ideas it can be as good as possible :)
Or should that be legonaries?
I was looking for robots but the first 4 packs of minifigs I picked up today were Roman. Well, it would be rude not to buy them wouldn't it?
#frommywindowframe #day6
"As the blinds slightly moved, the light so powerful started to deploy its wings and reaches my eyes wide open."
A night lost in a wilderness of concrete abandoned to itself.
Artist JR posted the text following on facebook. I was seduced by the idea and decided to participate. I'll try to stick to the plan! Here is my second version of my window frame, "Stuck".
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"A few years ago, the Buddhist monk Mathieu Ricard showed me the book Motionless Journey with photos he took from his window while he was confined in Nepal during a yearlong retreat. It was amazing to see how many different perspectives you can have from a single small window to the outside world… In 2015, the work of the Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase was presented during the Rencontres d’Arles: During 13 years, he took very moving photos of his wife Yoko from his window… In the film Smoke by Paul Auster (directed by Wayne Wang), Auggie takes the a photo every morning from the same corner. When he shows the 4’000 clichés to his friend, he reacts by saying that they are all the same. And Auggie replies “They're all the same, but each one is different from every other one.”
Today, we are confined at home and we must make it a valuable experience. I have asked the students of the Kourtrajmé Photo School @ecolekourtrajme in Paris to do a photo from their confined place every day and to publish it with the hashtag #frommywindowframe
Of course, everyone can participate …. Stay safe, stay home