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Caught a quiet moment of someone admiring this weathered globe monument during a sunny walk. It's fascinating how something so simple can symbolize our complex world. The way the sunlight plays on its surface, highlighting the etched contours, almost gives it a life of its own against the bright blue backdrop.
B&W image a beautiful woman sitting on the interior steps of an old brick building, in deep contemplation as she stares into the shadows of the darkened stairwell.
Image from a preview of the exhibition Contemplating the Void at the Guggenheim in New York.
Artist/Architect:
L: SeARCH
R: Saunders Architecture
Image from a preview of the exhibition Contemplating the Void at the Guggenheim in New York.
Artist/Architect:
L: Work Architecture Company
R: Ball-Nogues Studio
Shot Candid on a Drive me and Ashwin took on a Sunday to Pondy and Auroville. This was at the Pondy beach. Its not like the chennai beach. Its full of rocks and not really safe to tread into. This girl and her friend were at the rocks and she stood there, probably mesmerized by the effect of the ocean and the rocks and the moss in there.
I have no idea what she was contemplating but she stood there for long, even after i packed up and left.
Canon EOS 400D with the Tamron 70 - 300MM F/4 - 5.6. Aperture Priority, F/8 at 1/320th of a Second.
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.