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Curing Cancer and her place in the world. This is the Daughter of a friend of mine. Every time I talk to her I’d swear she was 35.
We visited a few remote hills in the North of Portugal and stumbled across this view, with the wind turbines in the distance spinning vigorously
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I think contemplation is a good thing to do during the weekend. Just having thoughts and reflections, positive and perhaps some less positive, and taking the time to arrange and reflect on them.
So, have yourself a thoughtfuLL and reflective weekend! I know I certainly will...
Cheers,
AJ
Image from a preview of the exhibition Contemplating the Void at the Guggenheim in New York.
Artist/Architect:
L: Tezuka Architects
R: Office dA
sustained investigation: The portrayal of adolescence through the lens of film.
materials: my sister, hot tub, my camera
idea: Most teen movies have a scene where they are in a hot tub, most times they are thinking of something they had recently done wrong/experienced.
process: My sister and I visited family friends and they had a hot tub. I saw the opportunity for this photo and once I found the right one I edited it.
shot it transit camp of gangasagar,babughat,in the time of gangasagar fair the day last day of poush month(bengali ),this mela is thelargest religious fair in India,
Image from a preview of the exhibition Contemplating the Void at the Guggenheim in New York.
Artist/Architect:
L: N55
R: Itami Jun Architects
I would keep Sundance from getting too close to the road. He seems to be wondering what's next for us...
"Being from South Dakota" means being able to have beautiful back drops or subjects for my photos in minutes. Whether I am taking photos of my children at the outdoor campus, iconic scenes such as Mt Rushmore, or the peaceful prairies at night; I am amazed everyday by our breathtaking landscapes.
April Oedekoven - Rapid City
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That's my first try at uploading a video to Flickr (and almost my first try at video at all...!)
It is a place that I really like, I wanted to share it with you.
UPDATE : more background informations !
As William nicely suggested it, I'll give more infos about the place, the time related to this video...
This place, named "Roche Saint-Martin", overhangs Saint-Dié, the city I live in. A belvedere has been made at the top of this huge rock, from which you can have a break while contemplating Saint-Dié and the forest nearby.
You can park your car just a few hundred meters away from the rock (or you can choose to come by feet using the numerous paths that lead to it from the bottom of the hill). It is very close from the city itself; Saint-Dié's inhabitants use to come here to watch the fireworks displayed above the city on the 14th of July, France's National Day.
I like to come here to enjoy the sun and feel closer to nature than I am at work, or in the city itself. That day, I took some time to reflect on photography, the work I did for the past weeks, as well as the kind of pictures that I'd like to work on from now on.
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C’est la première fois que je poste une vidéo sur Flickr (et à peu de choses près, la première fois que je me mets à la vidéo..!).
C’est un endroit que j’aime beaucoup, je voulais le partager avec vous.
Il s’agit de la « Roche Saint-Martin », qui surplombe Saint-Dié, la ville que j’habite. Un belvédère a été aménagé au sommet de la Roche, duquel vous pouvez vous poser tout en ayant une vue sur Saint-Dié et la forêt environnante.
Vous pouvez garer votre voiture à quelques centaines de mètres de là (ou bien choisir de venir à pied par les nombreux sentiers qui partent du bas du massif). C’est très proche de la ville elle-même, les habitants de Saint-Dié ont l’habitude de venir ici pour regarder les feux d’artifice tirés pour le 14 juillet, à l’occasion de la fête nationale.
J’aime venir ici pour me sentir plus proche de la nature que je ne le suis au travail ou en ville. Ce jour-là, j’ai pris un moment pour réfléchir à ma pratique de la photo, à ce sur quoi j’avais travaillé les dernières semaines, et le type d’images sur lesquelles j’aimerais travailler à partir de maintenant.