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Creative Visions: A Holiday Boutique is a special art exhibition featuring the work of local blind and visually impaired artists was held at Braille Institute in Los Angeles.
Found during the Indios mamam sessions. This guy lingered for a while. He knew I was aiming at him, but I had to wait for the area to be clear of passers by. Shot in mono and sepia filter.
Taken before the Holy Week. The guard asked me if I am a journalist and what paper I work for. The First Family was scheduled to have their Holy Week vacation in the Mansion House. Understanding his job, I just told him photography is just my hobby. He walked away after. In my mind, I said "Good soldier!"
Creative Visions: A Holiday Boutique is a special art exhibition featuring the work of local blind and visually impaired artists was held at Braille Institute in Los Angeles.
Creative Visions: A Holiday Boutique is a special art exhibition featuring the work of local blind and visually impaired artists was held at Braille Institute in Los Angeles.
Creative Visions: A Holiday Boutique is a special art exhibition featuring the work of local blind and visually impaired artists was held at Braille Institute in Los Angeles.
Creative Visions: A Holiday Boutique is a special art exhibition featuring the work of local blind and visually impaired artists was held at Braille Institute in Los Angeles.
Creative Visions: A Holiday Boutique is a special art exhibition featuring the work of local blind and visually impaired artists was held at Braille Institute in Los Angeles.
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Silent and still, the lizard watches — a living fossil beneath the tropical sun.
This detailed portrait of a monitor lizard, captured at ZooParc de Beauval, reveals the reptile’s textured armor and unblinking stare. Every scale is a fragment of ancient design, evolved over millions of years, refined by sun and survival.
Shot with a focus on light and texture, the frame isolates the animal in its stillness. Post-processing emphasized the tonal contrast between the clay-colored skin and the soft green bokeh, delivering a naturalistic yet cinematic mood
📷 Gear used:
Panasonic Lumix S5II + Sigma 70–300mm
Focal length: 300mm | f/5.6 | 1/1600s | ISO 400
Handheld | Natural directional light
Creative Visions: A Holiday Boutique is a special art exhibition featuring the work of local blind and visually impaired artists was held at Braille Institute in Los Angeles.