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stessa posizione, stesso tutto ... anche il giorno prima ...
e il giorno ancora prima?
e il giorno dopo ?
Not normally my thing to photograph flowers etc, but thought these colours stood out.
Worth a look in lightbox this one!
And can you spot the bug?
I love the coast and all its varied features,but rocks,every now and then,make wonderful focal points,either with their shape,composition or in this example,their colour.
Roll on tomorrow morning :)
exlpore #450 april 19th 08
The Ricoh GRii is a compact digital point and shoot camera that is a redesign of the classic film cameras released by Ricoh in 1996. They were made famous by Daidō Moriyama the Japanese street photographer. Since then it has gone through many iterations and won several awards while staying faithful to the original cult classic and vintage design.
The Ricoh GRii has a fixed focal length that gives you a 28mm field of view (after crop factor). It has all the great functionality that you would take for granted with a professional DSLR, and is also packed full of great features that you would expect in any modern camera with extra goodies like an inbuilt ND filter (which you can set to auto) for those extra bright light situations when the maximum shutter speed of 1/4000 second won’t do, High Dynamic Range compensation for those high contrast situations that actually works. There is also interval and composite shooting modes, various prefocusing or “snap” modes that add extra punch to the focusing system and a whisper silent leaf shutter. And as you would expect, it’s extremely customisable.
When it comes to using the Ricoh GRii the menu although a nerds paradise is very intuitive to use. There is also a quick menu that allows you to get to all the functions you would need to change and adjust on the fly. It produces great DNG files that are rich in colour and crisp detail up to ISO 1600, the lens is super sharp at f4, and the controls are exactly where you would expect them, it’s an ergonomic dream.
The combination of great features and compact award winning design and a proven history of achievement, means you can shoot with something you know is reliable in any situation for capturing any subject of moment whether you are out with friends, or fancy a spot of macro. Where this camera really comes to life is street photography; as it offers precision with stealth. It’s a great little camera that you can always keep with you, and it’s great fun to use.
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A selection of photos of the rather rare Brunnich's Guillemot which has turned up in Anstruther Harbour, Fife.
"summer was our best season: it was sleeping on the back screened porch in cots, or trying to sleep in the treehouse; summer was everything good to eat;it was a thousand colors in a parched landscape."
— Harper Lee (To Kill a Mockingbird)
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Even more flowers, doing a project for my course which involves taking way to many pictures off flowers, if i ever have to take another picture of a bloody flower again i'll scream! :) haha
UNDIVIDED COLOURS - Festival Accès Asie - MAI (Montréal, arts interculturels)
Le Festival Accès Asie, en collaboration avec le MAI (Montréal, arts interculturels), présente UNDIVIDED COLOURS, une création de quatre danseurs et chorégraphes sud-asiatiques.
La danse, la diversité, et le genre sont les éléments qui animent UNDIVIDED COLOURS, un rassemblement de performances, d’idées et de conversations menées par les artistes Alvin Erasga Tolentino de Vancouver, Peter Chin et Hari Krishnan de Toronto et William Lau d’Ottawa.
Au milieu des rythmes des différentes générations des diasporas asiatiques au Canada et ailleurs dans le monde, se trouve l’héritage de chacun et les racines de la danse.
Ensemble, les artistes vont utiliser ces bagages pour défier cette identité teintée de transculturalité qui caractérise les diasporas.
Pour insuffler un aspect spirituel à leur performance, indissociable de nombreuses cultures dans le monde, les danseurs vont transcender les complexités liées à la notion de genre.
Dans UNDIVIDED COLOURS, la danse et le corps inventent un nouvel espace et se renouvellent dans la maîtrise, l’authenticité et l’originalité de chacune des performances et expériences proposées par Tolentino, Chin, Khrisnan et Lau.
Plus d'infos: accesasie.com/semaine-4/#tab-11061-1486763221448
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Festival Accès Asie, in collaboration with MAI (Montréal, arts interculturels), will present UNDIVIDED COLOURS, created by four South Asian dancers and choreographers.
Dance, diversity, and gender are the elements that animate UNDIVIDED COLOURS, a veritable gathering of performances, ideas, and conversations by artists Alvin Erasga Tolentino from Vancouver, Peter Chin and Hari Krishnan from Toronto, and William Lau from Ottawa.
Amidst the rhythms of generations of Asian diasporas in Canada and around the world, lie the legacies of each and the roots of dance.
Together, the artists use this background to challenge identity with a transculturality that characterizes the diasporas.
To instil a spiritual aspect into their performance, inseparable from many cultures around the world, these dancers transcend the complexities of gender.
In UNDIVIDED COLOURS, dance and body invent a new space and are renewed in the mastery, authenticity, and originality of each performance and experience presented by Tolentino, Chin, Khrisnan and Lau.
More information: accesasie.com/semaine-4/?lang=en#tab-11078-1487105331140
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Alvin Tolentino - Dancer and choreographer
Born in Manila, Philippines, Alvin Tolentino studied art and professional dance at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, York University, the Purchase College State University of New York, and the Limon Institute.
He nurtures many collaborations and relationships with dancers and choreographers from around the world.
With his works, Alvin has traveled the world from North America to South America, through Europe and Asia and has performed in many festivals and events.
In 2000, Alvin founded Co.ERASGA, a dance company dedicated to the research, creation, and presentation of contemporary dance, focusing on exploring and collaborating with multimedia art practitioners and local and international artists.
In 2010, he received the Vancouver Mayor’s Award for Dance Arts in recognition of his contributions to the field and to Vancouver’s cultural communities.
companyerasgadance.ca
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