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hey! aqui está o meu mais novo vicio! fazer papertoys! eu ainda estou só nesse modelo inicial, e pirando com canetas coloridas! hahaha, então decidi sortear DOIS, desses para quem quiser (maiores infos aqui no blog) e mais fotos também por lá *-*
MUITO OBRIGADAAAAAAA POR TODOS OS COMENTARIOS LINDOS DA ULTIMA FOTO <3333 e pela visitas, adcs e fav *-* <333
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Close-up candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Many interesting stories to read behind this smoking character on the streets of the city. Enjoy full screen by pressing 'L' or clicking on the image.
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. I find it incredibly sad that some financially suffering smokers are so driven by the addiction to nicotine, that they will 'raid' city cigarette bins for other peoples used butts
Well I just come doon from tha Isle o' Skye..
links to London Dada Work 29 from 2005
The Persistence of Addiction
Took Lisa a friend of Amanda's for her first Light Painting adventure. She is hooked for sure!Had a lot of fun playing with lights,and bringing in another Junkie!
SOOC
Addiction grips us all in one form or another. It takes us over, and makes us feel weak and hollow without our substance of choice.
Drugs, Internet, Food, Television, Alcohol. These are the things that plague us.
This custom built set, which included a pool of water, a harness for the model, and hundreds of feet of tubing, was all completed in the Phlearn studio.
This shoot was no easy job for Rufio!
Model: Rufio
Assist: Amelia Fletcher, Zach Spinner
Süchtig oder abhängig wird jemand, wenn er unerschütterlich - wirklich unerschütterlich - an sich selbst - und nur an sich selbst - glaubt.
i love my shopping stores :::: even they charge me so much money for the empty shopping bags ::: but i am happy for getting the stuff in the bags for free ;)
I was able to sneak up behind this woman and steal the shot because she was so engrossed in texting on her iPhone. I happened to stumble across the scene on my morning run. I was listening to music (and checking an occasional e-mail) on my own phone so fortunately I had my iPhone available to capture the scene. I was no more than a couple of feet behind her and I had to crouch down low to get the right angle. It took me a few seconds to frame the shot, straighten the horizon and so on. She was oblivious. After getting the shot, I looked up and only then noticed there was a big burly guy sitting in his truck with a clear view of what had just transpired. I jogged by him a little sheepishly, wondering if he was her husband or boyfriend and what he thought I was up to. As I trotted by his side window, I noticed he too was completely focused on his phone and had missed the whole thing…
Addiction grips us all in one form or another. It takes us over, and makes us feel weak and hollow without our substance of choice.
Drugs, Internet, Food, Television, Alcohol. These are the things that plague us.
For this shoot we used 40 Ikea vases, tubing from Home Depot, a fog machine, and dry ice to create a custom- built, unique set.
Hair: Jamie Sterle
Model: Darya
Assist: Amelia Fletcher, Zach Spinner, Broderick Hogue
I was waiting in the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, Kolkata, India lobby for IndiGO Airbus A370 to arrive as I had to travel Chandigarh for my study. So I took my gadget from the backpack and start shooting some photos.
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Sunlight illuminating my cigarette smoke.
Pentax ME Super, Kodak Portra 400.
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Before last year ended, I decided to post less regularly here unless I know I’ve got something extraordinary—quality over quantity. I’m critical and picky in life, and so is my photography.
I was deliberating about posting this one. The reason for that is two branches sticking out from the left corner. They are a bit sufficient for me. But overall, I love the mood and the composition.
There is something distinguishly beautiful in minimalism both in photography and in life. Usually, I’ve shot this tree from a different angle. Somehow that was the most optimal angle for my eyes. I don’t really know what allured me towards shooting this perspective of the tree. Looking at it now, I obviously like the minimalist tone of the photo but other than that red foreground from the bare bushes and fog around are the winning combo for me. I’ve noticed to be attracted with this pale vibrate contrast recently.
This whole morning was such a dopamine boost for me. I previously wrote, in one of my other posts here, that I had been waiting for this sort of condition in my local area for more than nine months. And seeing the fog that morning I wanted to use the most of it. Photography is becoming a big plus for my mental health and well-being. I am currently on a hunt for a new job and I’m so anxious if I find something that will disable me from going for my early morning walks in the nature that are now a habit. I could say even an addiction. But that is another story.
Sometimes I feel the need to go somewhere just for the purpose of photographing. In recent times my favourite time for photography is morning. After I come back home from the location I was shooting I always feel so much better. So I hope I will be in a position to fulfill my addiction as long as I feel the need to