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A young man with a thoughtful expression stands in a dimly lit setting, his hands resting on his chin as he gazes off to the side. He is wearing a black t-shirt and has a tattoo visible on his left wrist. The background is shrouded in darkness, creating a stark contrast with the man's figure.
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More tinkering with gear. Today this lovely "on the fly" portrait was done without posing on planned setup. Lovely lady was watching TV and I asked if it was OK to snap away. She said yes and I asked her to be natural and not pose.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III with Hasselblad 80mm f2.8 CFE T*, with Vizilex ND Throttle (Hasselblad V to Canon) adapter. Canon Speedlight 430EX II on camera flash set at 1/2 power. Had the ND on the adapter set at about 5 stops. Lens was wide open.
Not sure but I think the ND filter is giving a color cast particularly the background which was beige color. Need more testing to be sure. Anyone with any experience with ND with flash indoors or Vizilex ND adapters?
Alone with nothing but my thoughts is enough to drive me crazy. A self portrait shot in an abandoned Chapel. VisArG.com
We met this seagull meandering, apparently steeped in thought, on the banks of the Thames exposed by low tide.
My smart, sad little granddaughter in an unguarded moment. God bless this sweet child.
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The other night it snowed and I saw this shot through the den window. I grabbed my coat and camera and shot it like a man on a hunting mission. After I uploaded it, I called Don in to see it. He just looked at me like I was nuts (he's not far off you know, 5150). But then last night I was showing him some pics that were in Explore and he made a very positive comment on one I just laughed at. So it just goes to prove beauty is indeed in the eye of the beholder or as one of my good friends puts it, "There's an ass for every seat."
Explore #398
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Enlightenment breeds love.' Younus AlGohar, 'How to Curb Hatred Successfully'
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My entry into the GCC Competition. Subject: Vintage.
A big thanks to Karen for giving up her time and being such a great model for me.
He was a cowboy, mister, and he loved the land. He loved it so much he
made a woman out of dirt and married her. But when he kissed her, she
disintegrated. Later, at the funeral, when the preacher said, "Dust to dust,"
some people laughed, and the cowboy shot them. At his hanging, he told
the others, "I'll be waiting for you in heaven--with a gun."
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These guys have a serious yet friendly game of chess going on at Market Square in Pittsburg. The guy smoking the cigarette appears to analyze this game while the guy on the right is working through his next move.
About two and half months ago I was visiting this same place where I like to come, standing at the very same spot, wearing very similar clothes....... but I was feeling completely different! On this day when was no sunshine at all I felt it greatly! I felt it inside....
And I was facing to the opposite direction!
Samac, Bosnia
I saw these lads perched up on a wall in Bangalore while I was whizzing by in a taxi. I loved how the group was looking out to their left...and the dreamer among them looking the opposite direction in deep thought.
it takes courage to grow up and turn out to be who you really are. e.e. cummings
I feel like this quote just fits the day, between volunteering back at the aquarium for the first time this year, and the message at church today, which centered around the question: "Why are you here?" Not like on Earth, but in the place you're at in life...thought provoking stuff!
I'm such a terrible decision-maker, so every time there is a fork in the road I draw out the process of choosing...either by making a pros-cons list or just some good old fashioned procrastination. Sometimes you just gotta be brave and make a move!
I am not back....not yet......Life's diktat, for the time being, is to stay miles away from photography.
What I have always found a bit intriguing is how frequently people manage to give their surroundings a miss and loose themselves in their own little world. Time, place, work, hardships and the all pervading chaos around us all set aside, we still manage to indulge in the momentary luxury of finding a wee bit of time for ourselves and our thoughts.
Just a little while back this guy was hawking at the top of his voice....high on his agenda was wrapping up the days business with a flurry of sales.......
And a little while later, quite abruptly, he was lost in the depths of something that made everything else around him irrelevant.
Anytime anywhere on the streets, one finds numerous examples of this sort......
What makes someone forget his or her priorities??? what makes someone oblivious of even business and livelihood....even momentarily???
How does the focus blur into a momentary trance???
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Fifth picture of the series Faces from the Train
5 bullets,I Like:
-Her Contemplation.
-Fanning fingers.
-The angles formed by
a)the arm/hand holding her resting elbow like a 'U'
b)the arm of the lady in foreground almost coinciding her hand forming a 'V'
-Liked her pose paving her way from figures in foreground.
-Lastly the gym outfit :)
Also if you like to complete the ellipsis, you are all welcomed!! :)
I wonder why...
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Wish you a great weekend friends.