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This was a beautiful shot. I wanted to get a view of what being almost directly beneath a tree would be and I did not expect to see such contrast both by the light spots peeking through the leaves, or by the varying shades of green as the leaves were bathed with more light.
I know, I know, this one fails at composition, but I like it for some reason. Must be the series of yellow things.
Aguadulce, Spain, August 2010
Non è una questione di virtù -è una questione di scegliere se impegnarmi a modificare o a liberarmi dalla mia conformazione standard, naturale, impiantata nei circuiti, che consiste nell’essere profondamente e letteralmente incentrato su di me, nell’osservare ed interpretare ogni cosa attraverso questa lente del sé.
To experience joy with the arrival of spring. Since this emotion increase appetitive motivation it increases other affective-oriented behaviours such as curiosity, socialization, and, in some cases, cooperation. In the article “Pleasure as a sign that you can attend to something else”, Carver (2003) suggests that joy can increases approach behaviours and therefore increase the likelihood that we will “spot” more chances and opportunities. This is particularly important in entrepreneurship activities since, as Welpe et al. (2012) suggest in their article “Emotions and opportunities”, joy can increase the exploitation of opportunities.
compositional exercise for my classes, it was made about Christmas card, but it isn't very close to Christmas,
I took this photo in my hallway with my Canon Rebel T6i. I was imagining how the rule of thirds could be broken so I set the flower towards the center of the photo to take this shot. I liked how this isn't exactly where it would fall in rule of thirds but also doesn't fall in the center of the photo. The colors contrast each other with the deep purple in the foreground and the lighter while in the back, it makes the flower stand out more and captures the viewers attention.