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This is the second theme from my recent shoot with some great local talents. This time we had an amazing hair stylist, Panagiotis Ioannou.
We also had a couple of amazing dresses from local fashion designers.
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Photographer: Marios Tziortzis
Dress By: Antreas Guido Kontides
Model: Rafaela Michael
Hair Stylist: Panagiotis Ioannou
MUA: Rafaela Michael
Assistant: Andreas Georgiou
Assistant: Gianna Stavrou
Assistant: Mary Charalambous
Strobist info: YN 460 II at 1/2 power camera right on a 70cm softobox.
The water goes calm as the sun falls behind the mountains, a perfect time to stare at Mount Cook and the blue waters beneath it
Forecast is rain all day. Love to have somewhere to go in this dress. Maybe putting up the Christmas decorations will get me in the party mood.
A majestically beautiful animal, so much like us, it is amazing to see them. I really love animals, especially in those moments when they don't seem to notice us and are absorbed in themselves.
A front row seat for one of Nature's wonders - Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
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Silhouettes of contemplators looking to colored empty, waiting night fall quickly, So that they are no longer seen and can live their marginal ilusions
Silhuetas de contempladores, olhando para um vazio colorido, esperando que a noite caia logo, para que não sejam mais vistos e possam viver suas ilusões marginais em paz.
Photo taken at Lake of the Pines Garden in Atibaia-SP
Foto feita no lago do Jardim dos Pinheiros, em Atibaia-SP
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One evening whilst exploring the city I came across a procession of monks who were celebrating Visakha Bucha, a ceremony commemorating three key events in Buddha's life: birth, enlightenment and death. Each year thousands of pligrams walk up Doi Suthep mountain overnight to bring in the sunirse at the temple on the mountain.
Ella has been really excited about going out in all the snow we have had in Norway the last couple of weeks. When I finally had time to take her out for some snow-play, she wanted to sit totally still and just watch the white, cold, heavy stuff.
Hmmm... I'm not sure that she was all that excited anymore.
Four freedoms park, Roosevelt Island, NY. Architetto: Louis Kahn (progetto del 1973, realizzato postumo nel 2012).
The fountain outside the International Center of Photography in NYC. Spent some time in the museum, contemplating the images. A few different exhibits at the moment... One a retrospective of Weegee, the great noir crime photographer in NYC. I came to know him originally from the album cover of an avant garde jazz freakout album with John Zorn called Naked City - LOVE that album - an amalgam of jazz, noise, spy vs spy movie tunes, and a little of everything else... And the album cover by Weegee, a crime scene photo of the most noirish sort, a single dead man from mobster violence on the streets of NYC... SOOO Naked City...
Another exhibit by a Swedish photographer in Paris who photographed the transgender population in the red light district. He had such an eye for beauty, and the beauty was interesting because you did not know (without reading the placards) whether the subjects were male or female or both... That's an exhibit you wouldn't find here in NC very easily...
And finally, an exhibit that was a sort of history of photography - This one really hit me. This one literally had me teary-eyed, even though I had seen the photographs before. There was an image taken during the civil rights fights in the south of woman with the full force of a firehouse greeting her with physical obscenities - in pain, yet she held her ground, she stood firm in her conviction. And a photograph of a Guantanamo detainee, black cap on and wires connected to his outstretched hands - you couldn't see his pain, but you know the look on his face was of torture - he may have been guilty of crimes, crimes he perpetrated based on his beliefs, but where is the line in how he is treated in return?...
And finally, as cliche as the image is, the power of the last image I saw... Mary Ann Vecchio kneeling, crying out in anguish and disbelief, over the body of Jeffrey Miller, who was shot for standing his ground, standing up for his beliefs...
I believe in the power of the people. I believe in equality, justice, and the rights of the individual, and the rights of the community. I believe and I will fight for those beliefs; And I will fight for you to have your beliefs, however wrong or right I believe they are...
And the remarkable things about photographs are that they can capture moments that remind us about why those things are important.