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After spending all of today attending a very helpful seminar with portrait photographer Peter Coulson, this is my first attempt at lighting a subject.
June 10 2013 update: "Delicate" alright! Since I took this shot, the flowers have started to go brown and curly, and the buds are dropping off! Help! Any orchid experts out there?
New release
Cute and flirty with a little naughty, the Delicate mini dress features lacy heather textures with pearl detailing and a flirty dark toned skirt. Matching Stilettos are cute with lace and bow details
Dress and heels include models for
Slink Physique and Hourglass
Maitreya
Belleza Venus, Freya and Isis
Available in 8 colors
L$250 each set
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An entry for the Challenge Group 112 Pictures in 2012 No.58 ~ Delicate.
Feathers in the grass and clover, with a touch of late afternoon sun.
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Back into the photography fray today after a much too long hiatus (October !!). A day of shooting at the Rawlings Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, and an evening of shooting in Hampden for the Christmas lights. What a great day. :)
Wishing you all wonderful holidays, and a fabulous 2013!
Hiked 1.5 miles uphill when it was 105 degrees out to see this... totally worth it. Ran back down. :)
Orange Tipped Butterfly on Cuckoo Flower.Seen this Spring, many moons ago, while walking along the upper reaches of the River Dee in Cheshire. These have always been my favourite animals, even as a young child.
Clematis showing grace, announcing warmer days... today, after so many days of cold and rain, sun on the skin, very healing...
Pink Delicates!
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Nikon N80 / Ilford Pan F 50 bw film
I had yesterday earmarked for an in-studio day to work on developing some new mixed-media pieces.
But it just wasn't happening: my head was too busy and messy. So, I opted instead to bundle up and go outside sans dog for a walking meditation, my camera along in case I wanted to take some photos after I was done walking.
...which, of course, I ended up doing.
I am not the hugest fan of winter: I'm a summer and autumn sort of lass. And yet, what kept striking me as I walked about in the snowy, overcast day, as I looked and listened and took it all in, was that there is a delicacy to winter and everything it graces which astounds me.
I am indelicate, in so very many ways. I am made of bright crazy colors, I have strong features. My voice is deep and often loud; often, strangers stop by where I'm sitting with friends to remark on my booming laugh. I'm a boxer and a laborer with strong legs and arms who walks like same. I'm an activist who often speaks and acts strongly. I am subtle as a brick and the tact I do have is learned, not natural, behaviour for me. I tend to fill up a room, even when I'd prefer to lend into the scenery.
Even most of my creative work is strong, it's graphic, it's intense, it's often confrontational.
The dainty doesn't move me. The sublimated is disinteresting, the submissive.... bleck. However, the delicate truly stirs my heart. Perhaps that is because it is, in many ways, so foreign to me, it's like visiting another country. Perhaps I envy it just a little.
Yesterday, walking around enough that my eyes and ears started picking up the tiniest nuances, seeing past the blinding white glare to all the tiniest details, the microcosms hiding in layers in everything, the absolutely beautiful, graceful delicacy of it all was just amazing, grounding; the sweetest, earthiest lullabye my spirit could have been provided.
"it's not that we're scared,
it's just that it's delicate." - Damien Rice.
Psych exam today.
Now I have the rest of the day off and I'm watching Gilmore Girls.
Good times.
This is a flower on my little prunus shrub. I don't know the variety as it was in the garden before I came here. It has hardly grown in the years I've been here and I keep expecting it to have died but each spring it produces these delicate pale pink blossoms.
Just cropped this a little and converted from raw
in honour of my grandma a breast cancer survivor
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October is breast cancer awareness month. Flickr has a group called Passionately Pink for the Cure where Yahoo! is donating $1 for each pink picture that is submitted, to the Susan G. Komen for the cure foundation, up to a total of $50,000. So, if you have pink pictures submit them to that pool.
In a by-gone era, a great war took place where giant robots fought for control of the future's past. Here, legs and waist of a giant robot stand frozen in time.These are but a few remnants from the war. Through-out the park, many of these relic's may be seen if you possess the imagination!