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The thing I really appreciate about film is how long it takes. It makes every image I take that much more special, it is treated with more care, composition is very important, and the edits I make to it are thought out more and considered.
For this shot, I drove 2 hours after waking up at 4a.m. I could see the red glow of the clouds while I stood on the headland, excited about what was about to happen. I ran around at different compositions before finally clicking the shutter speed. That took an hour. I then drove home. The film sat in my cupboard for three months before being developed. I wait and waited until my scanner arrived, and then spent 1 hour scanning it in at the highest quality. I then spent 1 hour taking all the dust particles of that shot, and another hour editing, cropping, resizing and thinking how this shot would look best. And here it is.
One thing about staring at one photo for an hour is looking at all the intricate details of the photograph. You might not see it, but the sun rays are shining through this headland - the slight orangey glow when you really zoom in. Amazing.
_______ "WHY ARE WE DOING THIS"______
Please understand that this certificate is part of a work of appreciation that we do together, my wife and I.
The photos that I choose, enter into a photographic quality analysis within the different modalities and if they are artistically fit within what is "photography".
"My wife's job is to analyze the effect of
the so-called visual balance and the process of psychic acceptance within the natural phenomena of consciousness. "
"My job is to analyze the quality of photography, its framing, dynamics, artistic style, perspective, color balance, light compensation and especially the edition that plays an important role."
* (This is to give you some kind of appreciative motivation in your photographs, "something that I consider of great value for everyone who receives a certificate"
This critical work that we do in private and without attacking the sensitivity of people, is done between my wife and me.
We are based on an emotional motivation and of course without any kind of monetary interest or recognition.) *
"The Critic is a "Group of appreciation and constructive criticism"
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_________"POR QUE HACEMOS ESTO"________
Por favor, entiendan que este certificado es parte de un trabajo de apreciacion que hacemos en conjunto mi esposa y yo.
Las fotos que yo escojo, entran en un analisis de calidad fotografica dentro de las distintas modalidades y si son aptas artísticamente dentro de lo que es "fotografia".
"El trabajo que hace mi esposa es el de analizar el efecto del
lo llamado visual balance y el proceso de aceptación psíquica dentro de los fenómenos naturales de la consciencia."
"Mi trabajo es el de analizar la calidad de la fotografia, su encuadre, dinámica, estilo artístico, perspectiva, balance del color, compensación de la luz y principalmente la edicion que juega un papel importante."
*(Esto es para darles a ustedes algun tipo de motivación apreciativa en vuestras fotografías, "cosa que considero de gran valor para cada cual que reciba un certificado"
Este trabajo de crítica que lo hacemos en privado y sin atacar la sensibilidad de las personas, es hecho entre mi esposa y yo.
Nos basados en una motivación anímica y como es natural sin ningún tipo de interés monetario o de reconocimiento.)*
El Critico es un "Grupo de apreciacion y crítica constructiva"
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I wondered if these two boys who were tirelessly sledding would eventually notice the stunning sunset that was rolling out before their eyes. As if on queue one stopped at the top of the hill, placed his hands on his hips and lived in the moment in appreciation of what he was blessed to see.
A tip jar at the open bar of a local art gallery. I was bummed, because, in the age of credit cards, I didn't have a single bill on my person...or even a penny for that matter.
the start of another fabulous Polaroid Week, plus other non-polo goodness!
1. Peach Blossoms, 2. Ballindalloch, 3. castle tiorum, 4. Untitled, 5. safety first, 6. Arnolds Valley Store color, 7. La pria, 8. Untitled, 9. Polaroidweek 2/1: "Trip" (Icelandic singer/songwriter Brynja shot via Skype with SLR670s on Polaroid 600 film), 10. Magnolia …, 11. Untitled, 12. Jtree and Schoney 1, 13. Untitled, 14. sprung, 15. Untitled, 16. WPPD 22, 17. Peach Blossoms, 18. spirit of the sea, 19. Wilderness, 20. 2022 Spring Polaroid Week, 21. Untitled, 22. Stella, 18 ans., 23. a forest, 24. a forest, 25. RoidWeek, 26. Birds in my head, 27. Carrion Crow, 28. Beloved Earth, 29. Untitled, 30. Untitled, 31. from the series "bridges to spring", 32. Hólmatindur og Hoffell, 33. Sandscale, ripple patterns 3, 34. from the series "my monochrome spring", 35. im Lechquellengebirge, 36. March 16, 2022 0011
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Almost every morning a flight from the Middle East returns troops home for R & R and every flight is greeted by DFW Fire & Rescue with a Shower of Appreciation.
As the soldiers deplane and make their way to customs, through the glass-enclosed walkway, clad in the battledress uniforms, passengers in the terminal below stop what they are doing and begin clapping. I have observed passengers stop boarding their flight to stand a cheer as long as they could before continuing their own journey. Passengers, in restaurants, cease eating their meal or exit the establishment to applaud. Once through customs the soldiers are greeted by another gathering of people most of whom have never seen nor known these soldiers before. The people are there just simply to welcome the soldiers’ home. It is an emotional site.
No one appreciates the very special genius of your conversation as the dog does.
~Christopher Morley~
Put the spotlight on those who deserve it. The media needs to learn who the real heroes of most news stories are.
7 dozen chocolate and vanilla cupcakes with chocolate and vanilla buttercream topped with handmade fondant decorations for teacher appreciation week at two local schools.
I wish I had thought about capturing this sooner! This older lady was wheelchair bound and her son was taking her through the exhibit hall. Most of the arrangements were at eye level when standing so her eye level was more toward the base. She would stop and touch and enjoy the fabric of each base. I could get philosophical and make some analogy here but will let you draw your own if you're so inclined. I was just touched by her enjoyment of what was put before her. :)
My dear, sweet Mom has been in the hospital for over 2 weeks with pneumonia. I thought it would be nice to bring in a platter of cookies for the nurses on her floor for Valentine’s day.
Looking down into Glenbrook Gorge, AR03 can be seen on the approach to Glenbrook Tunnel with the out-skirts of Sydney in the background and the skyline in the far distance.
AR03 is a stabling movement for the second of three SSR coal rakes, whilst only for a short period this leaves two of three SSR coal rakes stabled.
This photograph is inspired by a shot taken by Chris Walters from the same location.
catching up with the last day of polaroid week, plus other amazing photographs...
1. Day 6, Image 2 Finale, 2. garden, 3. And you're far, I'm near, you're there, I'm here, 4. Otternes, 5. Untitled, 6. Ménage à trois, 7. Autumn with a gun, 8. Ferns, 9. Polaroid Week 6/2, 10. Polaroid Week 6/1, 11. Flåm, Aurlandsfjorden, 12. U.K. please stay, 13. Point Reyes Cypresses Divot, 14. Ghosts, 15. Polaroid Week Day Six - Wild Boy, 16. So many things we don't have to say, 17. Untitled, 18. The door who thinks it is one elephant, 19. 0461, 20. Untitled, 21. October morning, 22. Untitled, 23. TheCrown, 24. Vienne, 25. Polaroid Week Day Six - Ferns, 26. coming into focus, 27. Untitled, 28. Joshua Tree No2, 29. Give me strength., 30. Untitled, 31. Untitled, 32. 08-14_inst-01, 33. 06-29_inst-03_neg, 34. Spalinger S18, 35. Fenland #5, 36. Untitled
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