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If your coffee tastes like mud....it was ground this morning.
I tried this triptych technique thanks to "The Photo Argus Inspiration" article, as well as it being one of the subjects for their 2017 Photography 52 week challenge.
this week's top point challenge from Chase , most capabably moderated by Max, whom I suspect is part of some Bravarian Illuminati breakaway faction, after his brutal onslaught victory early this week, is an inspired challenge for a blunt self-portrait. tipped off by the word 'blunt'...i went in this direction. forgive and forget pls if this offends you. please note; the amateurish flickrackhead in the photo was not actually hurt in the making of this image.
Day 8 of 366 (year 2)
Your body is your temple. Cut out addictive substances for the day and see how much purer you feel. Special tip for any book owners addicted to crack cocaine. You may not feel purer immediately. Stick to this one for at least a couple of months to see the full lifestyle benefits.
Ok, well, first of all, here I am puckering it up for Bebedas because, well, she is swell. Ok, I look a little wacky in the photo and it is anything far from exciting, but I really didn't have time yesterday to do anything more than this, so deal with it.
Now, about being free of addictions...
I didn't have any sugar yesterday, I didn't have any caffeine yesterday, I didn't sexually harass myself yesterday... and to tell you the truth, I feel worse, but that could be because of the headache and eye-twitch I have been nursing for the last week.
Sorry for posting a day late.
Oh and if any of you need a smooch right about now, this is for you.
xo
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Close-up candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Nicotine in one hand and caffeine in the other, substances that many of us are addicted to, one or the other. Enjoy!
"Being particular about details, has me change my position."
"ああ、真直ぐに向て居れば良いのに、耽溺、拘泥が私の姿勢を変えてしまうのです"
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II + EF16-35mm F2.8L USM
Golden hour addiction - Golden Hour at Ribblehead with the setting winter sun bathing the viaduct in golden, warm light.
I am drawn to this wonderful location at golden hour and forever amazed how the stonework ignites and bursts into life with a radiant glow for a brief few minutes when the conditions are just right. It seems the grey of the ordinarily dull stonework is a great canvas for golden hour; you have to be there to experience it and that it's no fluke or trick.
This is a retake of my favourite image from my 365 project a couple of years ago. I've always wanted to recapture a similar image under the same conditions, so when the opportunity seemed forecast recently, I just couldn’t resist.
Yorkshire Dales National Park
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.
Is your morning fix coffee?...
not for me...
it's log on to flickr...
see who's left a new message...
see whether anything you've done
has been fav'd...
visit your contacts
to see what's new...
and work on something
to upload!...
fun or addiction???...
I need my daily fix!
Well I just come doon from tha Isle o' Skye..
links to London Dada Work 29 from 2005
The Persistence of Addiction
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Our legal and socially acceptable addictions on display here. Nicotine, caffeine and our new addition to mobile technology. I just loved the composition here and timed the shot to make the most of the trailing smoke. Enjoy!
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 ;)
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
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. In the midst of a busy Christmas shopping day some personal space is found with nicotine, caffeine and a mobile phone. Press 'L' to view full screen.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Your favs and comments are appreciated
THIS IMAGE IS STAGED
These 2 popped up after some rain in my flower bed that I recently added horse manure to. I carefully bought them inside and set up a little area to get some pics of them. It was not long before they started to go leggy and droop over. I have added a BTS for anyone that is interested.
BTS Link www.flickr.com/photos/197602498@N04/53137836434/in/datepo...
The diffuser is my DIY that I am still in the process of getting to a point where I am happy with it as a finished article but as is it is providing some nicely lit macro images.
Base edit in Adobe LR
Stacked and final edit in Adobe PS
I like to stack my shots as its a way of hiding my macro addiction. Not many people realize I am hiding more than one image in a single shot when they see it so maybe my macro addiction doesn't look that bad on the outside?
Enjoy the rest of your day and week.
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