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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 thought the image would look better if there was actually wine in the glass, but all the attempts after I filled it and fiddled with the lighting (turning off the lamp and using a candle) just didn't work well, so here you have me contemplating my empty glass... I was sitting next to an incandescent lamp and just couldn't get the white balance correct in PS, so went with black and white processing. It's interesting how the iPad on the counter behind me is fully refracted in my eyeglass lens.
The only lighting in the room was a single candle; ISO 12,800 was unheard of until very recently - this camera can see in the dark !
Sometimes in this 365 project you just gotta go with what you have...
A Fowler's Toad gazing over the stone wall at Fort Morgan. (Edited to correct I.d. - I thought it was a Southern Toad)
"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
I cannot take full credit of this picture because the settings was done by Louis Pang. However, I took these pictures myself and the post-processing was done by me. Thank you Louis!!!
I went to a photography workshop on Sunday. It's called Shoot Like A Pro by Louis Pang. I signed up because I want to learn more about shooting portraits. I did not attend a beach party which was organized by a committee that I am involved with so I could learn more from him.
All I can say is my time and money was well spent.
This shot was taken right before sunset. The model, Shamita, was asked by Louis to pose, putting a light on her right side.