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January 10, 2009: Day 10 of Project 365
(Really it is, the clock on my camera was an hour fast)
Hand held through the back door in the cold hoping the cat won't wake up and try to escape. Loved the shadows from the neighboring security light.
Surprise Snowfall. Less than 2 weeks later it was 90F (a new record high for the day). Gotta love springtime in Virginia...
Trees by the river, in snow.
Model is Brooke
Makeup by Kassy Gilmour
Photo and Post by Fallen Rose Media
My first bikini shoot. Comments are criticism welcome!
Looking more like a cotton plant than a maple tree, one of the trees in the backyard basks in the arctic sunshine. February 22, 2014.
Looking east down the 13c nave and aisles. To the left in the north aisle east chapel is a fireplace with the Turner lords of the manor crest - perhaps where the family worshipped. The clerestory is 19c added when the church was restored with new ceiling. In 1889 Lord & Lady Manners of the hall provided the present seating and candle brackets.
. - Church of St.John the Baptist, Cold Overton Leicestershire
As the cold sets back in here in Toronto, the areas between the break water and the shore start to freeze again. The gulls sit out on the frozen areas huddled together and the ducks and geese are content in the water. Nice clouds today but really windy. 3 Exposure HDR, RAW in Photoshop to HDR Efex 2 pro and back to Photoshop for finishing. Have a great weekend!
description coming later. patience is a virtue.
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*later*
today, i woke up EVEN LATER than i did yesterday. i need to start getting my sleeping patterns together.
then, just a short time later, i went to hang out with my friends katherine&darby. got a lot of laughing out of my system.
afterwards, i went to the grocery store with my dad, &i got sushi for dinner. ^-^ so nommy!
i was supposed to watch project runway, but instead, got hit with an idea. (isn't that how it always is? you have a scheduled plan to do something, and then you get hit with a burst of creativity that you know will only last a short while, so you HAVE to act on that inspiration immediately. am i the only one who thinks this?)
anywho, i changed quickly, and got on my bike. i road to the lake. much to my chagrin, there were many people at the lake, but i still took the photo anyway. i actually had to make a makeshift tripod, as usual for me. the tripod=a t-shirt, my backpack, two books, and my cellphone.
i also had to sit in the marshy area of the lake, which is copmletely fine, besides the fact that my back end got completely wet. (what i go through for photography.)
anywho, this photo is growing on me.
Taking a post-dip walk through the snow, and looking very cold!
Taken at Toronto's New Years Day Polar Bear Dip during the Toronto Photo Walks group's 2013 Hair of the Dog Walk!
In the foreground, reeds frozen in ice followed by a frost smoke covered lake just as the sun has set
It's starting to get cold and dark early, so I started burning my candles.. I like to make a little display of candles in "Fall colors" - I have extras that I use when one burns down.
There isn't a better way to begin a week than taking in a sunrise. I took in this dramatic scene one Monday recently.
As impressive as this scene was, I did think there was a cold look to it.
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© Mohammed Al-Tubaiykh
Copyright for this gallery photo belongs solely to Mohammed Al-Tubaiykh . Images may not be copied, downloaded, or used in any way without the expressed, written permission of the photographer.
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Randi, Linda, Helena and I went to the top of Graakallen for what turned into a ladies' blue hour shoot (no guy was man enough to join us it seems ;-) ). We chose a day with a few clouds, hoping for an interesting sky, but we weren't lucky unfortunately. There was also a bitter-cold wind up on the exposed top of the mountain! Still, I enjoyed being out and watching night fall over the fjord and the city below us.
This is the entrance to the military complex at the top of the mountain - strictly forbidden, though they don't bother to put up, let alone close, a gate.
Let’s Celebrate Lowestoft Arts
Lowestoft, Suffolk UK: Saturday 30th March 2013.
Part of the Mary Portus Pilot Towns launch initiative
Public street art workshop by www.urbancanvas.org.uk
Event made possible by DAISY ENTERTAINMENTS and www.contrabandevents.com
wow. so storey.
i'm sick, and all, so I decide to go out side in my moms dorky crocks and put a bag over my camera and take pictures. wow. what a wonderful sigh to see.
I have no like creativness flowing right now, its like lame stuff and nature gross.
idk I should probble go paint my face and like sit and think. maby that would help (jooking ;D)) idk i really just like need so inspriation!!!!!! yeaaah
btw the beatles are stuck in my head.