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Liquid distortion - an entirely predictable medium. So appropriate to illustrate the notion that everything is predictable provided that its connection to everything else is understood.
This is the daughter of one of my best friends. We grew up in the same region and went to schools in the same town, but didn't know each other until we lived at college together at uni in Brisbane. It is always so good to catch up - it may be many years since we lived near each other, but when we do get together, those years melt away...
But this photo represents so much more than that. This photo represents all those friendships and relationships I have from my days at school and uni and beyond. It represents all my family, immediate and extended. It represents the people who have been in my life significantly in one way or another, but now live a distance apart. We might not get to see each other as often as I would like, but when we do.....well, everything is right and life is perfect.
100x: Things that warm the heart
Parking spaces for the dignitaries at the now closed Hatfield Colliery one of the last deep mines in the UK ,closing in 2015 .
In the background is part of coal loading bunker that dropped down to the colliery sidings but is now severed at the top and has no connection at all now.
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at an area food pantry.
NOTE: This photo made it into Flickr's 'Explore" as one of the top five hundred most interesting photos on a particular day, which makes me somewhat sad as the actual resulting photos didn't make it, ha! You can see all of my photo's that have made it into the Flickr Explore pages here.
citroen ds - peugeot transporter - historische verkehrsschau altenrhein 2015 - canon a-1 1st 1754978 - canon 35mm f2.0 - kodak tmax 100
UP ES44AC #7949, SD70M #4936 pause for a moment with UP train IDULB-10 as the train comes off the BSNF (ex-Frisco) Cuba Sub and back onto the UP (ex-MoPac) Jefferson City Sub through the seldom used connection track in Pacific, MO on June 10, 2015.
Union Pacific trains were using a detoured routing from Saint Louis to Pacific, MO due to a derailment of grain train GMDM3A-07 the previous day caused a shut down of the Union Pacific Jefferson City Sub.
With the masks, you cant see the smile, the frown, the grimace. It forces us to see the connection in the eyes. The place where the soul is expressed
Life is about connections....those lines that keep us tethered to the people that love us most. No matter where we go in life or how many new connections we make with the people that cross our paths, we are irreversibly linked to those who have loved us from the beginning. Watching my parents with my children and the connections they are making fills my heart with such gratitude and love.
capturing connections and shooting from your heart. join me at shuttersisters today.
a wedding sneak peek here
"How did it get to be this way,
you and I fussin' and fightin' almost everyday,
but the sun used to shine, now it rains,
the look in your eyes only reminds me of the pain between us,
baby what happened to all the affection,
the loving connection we used to share,
brighter days they seem so far away,
sometimes I just wanna give up"
I LOVE YOU JOE!
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Plus one in comments~
This poor little lonely heart was looking for a love connection.(~.~)
Parallel Vision word of the week~Connection.
I had to scrap my original idea and go for something light hearted(pun intended) and fun.
my hat was made in nepal--a project to support education. the sweater is my dad's (gifted to me), handmade by my grandma. knits interlace material, but more importantly they interlace people. they link us in the coziest of ways. (now you: knit)
Pattern Connections - At Park Central shopping plaza, downtown Phoenix. Massive architectural decoration to create a modern look and atmosphere.
Thomas has also taught me the real nature of companionable silence. Often he nestles into the cradle of my legs while I’m reading and it reminds me of the way it feels to read to a small child. Like that child’s chubby hand, Thomas will rest a paw on my arm or leg--making a connection. He seems to radiate good humor and innocence as he sits quietly facing me with a look of contentment. When I smile at Thomas and look into his eyes, he sustains the eye contact and his smile deepens in response. It is an electrical connection, penetrating and steady. Full of meaning. I am taken aback because I am conditioned to not believe that what I am seeing is possible. Without words we are able to convey our mutual pleasure in each other’s company; he recognizes and responds to my facial expression with one of his own.
While we are tethered to our flawed definitions of success in cities, it’s the lesser worlds of the countryside, which we wrongly perceive as lesser, that bring about the real joy and our inner connection. Sights to behold in Alwar, Rajasthan.
Mamiya RB 67
65 mm F4.5
Ilford HP5 Exp 2000.
RO9 Dev. 9min
135 Film adapter on medium format 67
24x66 film exposed
Macro of super small water droplets on spider webs on a pot plant. Reversed Canon 17-85mm EF lens (@ 17mm), pre-set to f8 using the DoF button on the 7D. This drop is only around 2mm in diameter.
Macro reversing rings are super cheap from eBay. Go buy them!
You know you're bored when you're reading and CRACKING UP at the Missed Connections section on Craigslist. hahahahahahahahahhahahaha
On a side note, not that I know a lot about film, but this stuff looks way older than only 10 years expired.
2018 Project 52: Week 20 - Connection/Relationship
I wanted to take a different approach to this week's Project 52 theme. There are so many fairly obvious ways to treat the subject, but I yearned for something different.
My muse came up with this idea as I was walking around a thrift store looking for still life props. I spotted a bin of generic silverware and these two caught my eye... the only two that weren't the standard stainless steel. A connection!
Fifty cents later, they were headed home with me.
Pretty happy with the outcome!
Create a photograph that illustrations connection.
Hands are not yet the same size so holding hands is hard but we're getting there with a speed of 24 hrs/day!
First idea of a "connection" was two connected carts of a freight train. But after trying too long to get a decent photo of that I gave up and focused on the most important connection. The unbroken chain that built this somewhat broken civilisation.