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After seeing Wylie Maerckleins photo of a female reaching for the moon... I loved it!
It is a wonderful and stunning shot. I saw how it could be done.... so I decided to challenge myself and see if I could come up with a good shot if not better then wylies... turns out this photoshoot was alot more challenging than I thought it was gonna be.
Wylie's photo is a much better shot. Go check out his shot www.flickr.com/photos/castlephotos/772721414/
You can tell a lot from body language. A couple of work colleagues at a Christmas party.
A scanned film photograph from around 1995, my Nikon F60, which was an excellent camera.
Close-up street portrait (outdoor headshot, full-face view) of a flirting mature Javanese woman, pretending to hide her face behind her hands (photo shoot: image no. 2 of 2);
Prambanan, Java, Indonesia.
More context:
Ignoring For Eyes Only (photo blog).
"Here, put on my dirty, needs-to-be-dry-cleaned white shirt and stand in front of that window."
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and probably a little drunk, photo untouched by photo editing programs, you see it in all its ugliness
trying out some new ideas
just sketches so far
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Amanda peering through Barbara Hepworth's "Squares with Two Circles" at the Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas
Taken last year by one of my good friends Virginie after another painting session by the Tel Aviv seashore.It was actually the last day of the war so we did a whole series of sepia coloured shots to remember that date in the hope that more peaceful days will come along to colour our lives.
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She was sitting across from me in a boat, wearing an expression that reflects travel at its best: embracing the unknown, anticipating the new, and devouring every bit of the present.