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Oxford Circus Underground Station. Man waiting for a Northbound Victoria Line train. The Millais painting of Ophelia was placed where advertsing billboards are normaly located. This (the placing of the painting not my photo) was part of the 'arteverywhere' project. London August 2013
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خيري Ù…Øمد شعبان
khairy Mohamed shaban
khairy.ms@gmail.com.
The original intent for this shot was a simple landscape with no people in it. After setting up the composition I waited for the scene to clear, and waited, and waited and waited. Lol!
I was about to give up when this couple sat down and started looking over the park. Instead of being a distraction they completed the scene and gave it the element that it was missing all along.
Taken at the top of the "Crack" Trail in Killarney Provincial Park, Ontario.
She was standing there looking up at the children coming down the water slide and probably contemplating whether she had she courage to go as well.
Please see my color version of this image at 500px.
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From Filament magazine Issue 6, available from 27 August from www.filamentmagazine.com
I've already walked quite a bit over the country roads and am quite far from my car. I'm loving my golden girlie walk, yet I should think of making it back also. Maybe it's time to turn around and head back. And now that I've met you here we can walk back together, how about that?
My old friend Mark came over yesterday. We had a great time and he took these pictures, which I find delightfully quirky and moody.
For the past few weeks I've been contemplating on getting the D700 because I want something to accompany my Nikon F100 when digital shots would just be more appropriate. Since I don't own a tripod, it's often hard for me to bring my Nikon F100 around with me at night because I usually shoot with ISO 400 film and that's too slow for some handheld shots I want to take. I want something that I can ride with at night without lugging around a tripod.
So why didn't I go with the D7000 or another DX format SLR?
After playing with the D80 in the summer, I realized that I just don't like the smaller viewfinder and the way that my 50mm would be cropped into a mid-telephoto. Which meant that if I invested in a d7000 or d90 I'd have to buy a 35mm to get the same FOV as my nifty-fifty. On top of that, I also plan on buying a wide angle lens to compliment my street shots but as of now I'm not sure which one to get. Any recommendations? I'm thinking of the Nikkor 24mm f/2.8. Overall I think the D700 will be a good partner for my first love.
Anywho, I will be getting one of my films developed tomorrow so I'll post some exposures from that roll of film and then I'll start shooting with my new toy.
November 30th will be one year since I started photography and I feel like I've learned so much since then. I started out with a point and shoot, then a film SLR, and soon I'll be shooting with a digital SLR.
I've never been to photography school but I'm glad I had flickr to learn from.
Perhaps a previous wedding from years gone by.
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The blue of this dress and her pose make me think of Alice in Wonderland for some reason. So Alice, eat your heart out. <3
Summer 2010