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From now on I'll be posting about people on flickr you just can't miss and must MUST visit their photostreams. These are people who inspire me and basically leave me spellbound with their work. I'll be doing this every now and then focusing on one person at a time.
The eighteenth person I am posting about is the one of a kind photographer, Lara Jade Coton. I seriously run out of words to describe her work because it's just gorgeous in every aspect of the word. Her talent is without limits. I mean, just look at those images! They leave me speechless. I dont know what more I could say but this, you must MUST visit her photostream! :D
1. Untitled, 2. Untitled, 3. Untitled, 4. Untitled, 5. Yellow Brick Road, 6. Untitled, 7. Untitled, 8. Untitled, 9. Untitled
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Seriously? Yes, this really is a road near Dallas, TX. Of course I may or may not have removed an "e"
Finally attempted to do a decent flickr cover shot, after looking online and playing around for a while this seems to be the best way.... ( so the image looks OK on a PC/Mac, Tablets and phones of mobility).
The image is 2560x2560... so that I could have 5 thumbnails (512px width), the height is guess work and I'm still playing around with. The reason why a big square box is simply to try to force Flickr to display the image in a more controlled way, as a typical shot gets cropped and resized in different ways across different formats.
Captured during a downpour while waiting for the light to change at an intersection in Atlantic City, NJ.
flickrs 3peaker, taken at a liverpool flickr meet yesterday,not only is he a top photographer he is a top fella too.(thanks for letting me test your lens out mate).
Like so many others, I didn't get out and shoot much this year. I did find a lot of inspiration on Flickr though!
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I would love to see your work, please leave a link or a sample of your work here as a comment, thx...!!!
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Thanks to all my Flickr Friends for your visits, comments, friendships and support! You're the best!
The job search is going pretty well, my husband has an interview tomorrow. It's looking like several more companies are interested, so more interviews will be scheduled soon. As for my own job search...it's going. I actually applied for a photographer job, taking pics of kids at preschools...we'll see how that goes!
Have a great day!
Explore~1/28/2009
From now on I'll be posting about people on flickr you just can't miss and must MUST visit their photostreams. These are people who inspire me and basically leave me spellbound with their work. I'll be doing this every now and then focusing on one person at a time.
The fifteenth person I am posting about is the exceptional photographer, Jingna Zhang. I think her model photography is among one of the best here on Flickr or anywhere else. Her work is flawless and elegant. I truly admire her ability to capture beauty and present it to us in a way that leaves me speechless. I dont know what more I could say but this, you must MUST visit her photostream! :D
1. English Rose, 2. angel white2, 3. Rosemary, 4. Ophelia., 5. Luxury Cover, 6. Sakuran. II, 7. K., 8. A Silent Melody, 9. Thirteen Tales: Redemption
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Parque do Ibirapuera - São Paulo SP - Brasil.
O Obelisco aos Heróis de 32, também conhecido como Obelisco do Ibirapuera ou Obelisco de São Paulo, é um monumento funerário brasileiro localizado no Parque do Ibirapuera, no bairro homônimo, em São Paulo.
Símbolo da Revolução Constitucionalista de 1932, o obelisco é o maior monumento da cidade e tem 72 metros de altura. A construção do monumento foi iniciada em 1947 e e concluída em 1970. A execução da obra foi confiada ao engenheiro alemão radicado no Brasil, Ulrich Edler. Tombado pelos conselhos estadual e municipal de preservação de patrimônio histórico, o mausoléu do Obelisco guarda os corpos dos estudantes Martins, Miragaia, Dráusio e Camargo (o M.M.D.C.) - mortos durante a Revolução de 1932 -, e de outros 713 ex-combatentes. O Obelisco é um projeto do escultor ítalo-brasileiro Galileo Ugo Emendabili, que chegou ao Brasil em 1923, quando tinha 34 anos de idade, pois estava fugindo de um regime fascista em seu país. O obelisco, feito em puro mármore travertino, foi inaugurado em 9 de julho de 1955, um ano após a inauguração do Parque do Ibirapuera. (Wikipédia).
mais imagens: Obelisco do Ibirapuera =>
www.panoramio.com/user/5393464/tags/Obelisco%20do%20Ibira...
mais imagens: álbum/set Arquitetura + Interiores =>
www.flickr.com/photos/wilsonhouck/sets/72157644751055648/
mais imagens: Álbum Foto-Repórter =>
www.flickr.com/photos/wilsonhouck/sets/72157634629050510/
mais imagens: google-panoramio =>
Specs:
Pentium 4 - 1.6Ghz
ASUS PS533-MX motherboard
512MB system RAM
256MB nVidia Geforce FX5700LE
Linux Nvidia IA32 BETA driver version 1.0 9625
(maiden support for GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap extension)
kernel-2.6.16.13-4 i686, , Xorg 7.1, KDE 3.5
Regarding the xgl and compiz tags:
I'm not using xgl and compiz anymore, the tags are added for related reference purposes only
YAY. Today is my first anniversary on Flickr.
Little did I know HOW much my life would change within this one year. Soooo many things happened during this year.
Went to the beautiful city of Paris, photographed my first paid job, split up with my girlfriend (the first I ever lived together with), appeared on the Explore Frontpage, got two job offers of which I accepted the one in Tirol, had my first Flickr romance, moved to Austria, Tirol (for sure one of the most beautiful countries in the world - at least according to my taste), got a mail from Getty Images (with some chance I will start selling some of my images in march)
and most importantly: I MADE FANTASTIC NEW FRIENDS THROUGH FLICKR!!!
YOU are the best! I thank you so much for all your lovely messages, comments and encouragement!
So before I get all sentimental I'll stop writing...
Once again: THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
This is a lego wall. The children can put up the lego letters in any way they want. Notice the FLICKR letters? Coincidence??
This year felt like all work and no play for me, but at least the dream of having my own doll line has finally come through so at least I'm slaving away doing what I love! :)
I was rather surprised at this years statistics. Most faved pic was a sneak peek of the accessory pack shoes and most viewed a pic request snap shot of Inro wearing the Dust colour variation of Vertebrata gown. Didn't see those coming. Most comments came from people congratulating me on Mirrorball OOAK winning the DOLLS Industry's Choice Award - thank you for all who voted for my doll in the public's choice round! My personal face is the blowing-a-kiss-pose of Cherub. I love it as a picture and also love the doll so much I kept one for myself. It's so seldom I get to keep anything I make she is really special to me. :)
Thank you so much for the passing year. I really look forward to what the next year brings!
it is unaware to me how people get explored. i have wanted to be since i started my account and yesterday i thought i would put what i was thinking in my photography. So....this is my thinking:
-they like people in nice clothing..i guess.
-they like interesting things..so i put my eye glasses in front.
-my lenses of coarse i thought had to be there.
-my computer represents flickr(go mac)
-and then a photoshop book i am reading(i never read that book though)
hope ya'll like it.
texture FREE for non commercial use in your personal artwork...
if you use this texture, please credit me with a link back to this texture...!!!
I would love to see your work, please leave a link or a sample of your work here as a comment, thx...!!!
please do not re-distribute this texture as your own...!!!
En estos momentos de fiebre mundialista un humilde tributo a nuestro querido portal de flickr.
In these moments of World Cup fever a humble tribute to our dear flickr portal.
So! Imagine had this idea to build Rapture from Bioshock. At a CoWLUG meeting he showed me the part he had built (not shown), and I offered to help get it done in time for Brickworld.
After playing Bioshock (for the first time) for a few minutes to get a feel for the city, I worked on the ocean floor [while he worked on the ocean ceiling]. That's pretty much everything you see here, obviously. So, when you see Rapture at Brickworld, I did the sand! :D
Big daddy/little sister are Imagine's, though. Sorry they're not in focus. :(
No more changes... just stop it right now... it's not cute or funny anymore... leave us alone to enjoy what we loyal (not to mention paying) flickr users have built over the years.. a community...
ODC Theme: Superstition
Taken: Friday 13th May, 2011
...well, well, look what formed as I finished my tea,
the future looks set and all good to me.
Strobist:
Fired camera left @30deg through umbrella 1/8 power for fill. Wireless trigger.
Texture courtesy of skeletalmess
Cast your suspicious eyes over the large version if you dare. Try to avoid all black cats, ladders and wonky mirrors for the next 24hours and I'll see you all safe and sound on the 14th! :))
We're no longer in the Beta version now: Flickr's NPE (New Photo Experience) is unworkable for admins and group members alike.
PLEASE DOWNLOAD THIS IMAGE NOW AND UPLOAD IT TO YOUR PHOTOSTREAM TO SPREAD THE WORD AND ALSO RE-UPLOAD IT TO YOUR PHOTOSTREAM ON SUNDAY 6 APRIL.
Or make your own red banner .... or create a red image .... anything, as long as we make a point on the date above. Although it may not make any difference, we can at least make our protest heard on Sunday 6 April.
*** Please spread the word to all your contacts and groups! ***
JOIN THE ANIT-BETA PROTEST GROUP here
www.flickr.com/groups/2575846@N24
The image and the idea isn't mine: the originator doesn't wish for their name to be known; there is no need to credit this image to anyone.
project flickr ... hats ...
... mijn hoed die had vier deuken ... vier deuken had mijn hoed ... en had hij niet vier deuken ... dan was het niet mijn hoed ...
(Als variatie zijn de coupletten hierna ook te zingen door i.p.v. het getal "vier" vier vingers in de lucht te steken, en door in plaats van "hoed" te zingen, naar je hoofd te wijzen. De herkomst van dit liedje over de scoutinghoed is niet bekend, maar het kreeg in de jaren 70 in Nederland landelijke bekendheid toen het deel uitmaakte van een cabaretvoorstelling van Frans Halsema en Gerard Cox. Zij deden samen een sketch waarin ze twee padvinders speelden, en allerlei cliché's over de scoutingbeweging naar boven haalden.)
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mijn ... die had vier deuken, vier deuken had mijn ... , en had hij niet vier deuken, dan was het niet mijn ...
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mijn ... die had ... deuken, ... deuken had mijn ... , en had hij niet ... deuken, dan was het niet mijn ...
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mijn ... die had ... ... , ... .... had mijn ... , en had hij niet ... .... , dan was het niet mijn ... HOED ! :)
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