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Captured this image of "Rodin's Thinker," at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, CA. I love the architecture of this beautiful building. Boy, do we all need to contemplate the world we live in today...Finished in LRCC, ON1, and Aurora HDR...
contemplating playing oneself, the art of musical masterbation
head – vista bento zoe
more details here - n.15 invivoinsilico.wordpress.com/2018/07/23/n-15/
pic taken at whole wheat - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Devotion/63/188/501
A man sits and practices his drawing skills in front of a famous Rembrandt
118 Photos in 2018 - 53. Art for Art's Sake
Just got out for a real quick session last nite. Trying to drum up some creepy crawlies or physiograms. Not much time to play.
Wangechi Mutu - "She’s got the whole world in her" (2015) portrays a sphinxlike matriarch contemplating a hanging globe, burnt black and wasted.
Houston Museum of Fine Arts. 2017
Explore Feb 10, 2011 #189
The Red-winged Blackbird is one of the most common birds in the US and is found in every state. Its most striking feature is the colorful patch on the wing of the male. Ornithologists call his patch an epaulet from the French word "epaulette" meaning a shoulder ornament on a military uniform. Sometimes the patch is concealed by black feathers so that only a yellow fringe is visible.
During breeding season in spring and summer, the Red-winged Blackbird will take up a position on top a tall bush or cattail and spend most of the day defending its territory. But during fall and winter, Red-winged Blackbirds form mixed foraging flocks and range over wide areas in their daily search for food. It is common to see such a flock swoop down, gobble up all the food in sight and take off for greener pastures.
The female is strikingly different from the male in shape and color and is easily mistaken for a large sparrow. The Red-winged Blackbird makes a loud, distinctive "chuck" or "check" sound when disturbed.
Red-winged Blackbird, Agelaius phoeniceus
Green Cay Wetlands, Boynton Beach, FL
On my second hike up Tai Mo Shan in Hong Kong, I came across this man enjoying the mountain view. Glad that I preserved the moment.....
Master of Saint Anastasia, Saint Cecilia, first half of the 14th century, limestone/pietra gallina
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My boss, girlfriend and I went out to do promo shoot for a windsurfing magazine. It was pretty fun pulling out my wireless hotshoe flashes again. It's been a while since I played with them. I've been spoiled using alienbees. Hmph!
The wind was heavy and I had my girlfriend weigh down one of the stands. We had to do this in a matter of minutes because a huge rain cloud was rolling in and we were about 5 minutes away from the car...
I think the shots turned out pretty nice and we didn't get wet. On top of that, my boss Dustin treated us to some tastey donuts afterwards. :D
Strobist info:
430EX 1/8 power slightly overpowering ambient light, subject left.
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In Explore #222 - 4 June 2006
Alf sat and thought while I took this portrait, I asked afterwards what it was that he was thinking about...
His thoughts took him back some 70+ years to family holidays when he was a boy of 8 or 9. He and his sisters went with his parents to Southend, he remembered how his father always took the children to the Gasworks, because he believed the fumes were good for his children's health.