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Siamo fragili, come fili d'erba sferzati dal vento...
Fragile - Fiorella Mannoia
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Sullo sfondo Portvenere, ripreso dall'isola Palmaria (SP).
(5/52)
i'm a little bit skeptical of this since it contains no dolleh face, but hopefully, you guys like it :)
it feels like it's been aaaaages since my last 52 weeks photo, haha x)
i thought i'd do a simple diptych somewhat inspired by lovely taty rather than an expansion this week. you know, variety and crap. i wanted to focus on using my macro lens and wanted to show some of the details on this beauty's stock, SO WOOPAH
hope you're all doing well this week!
on monday, i'll get my 3 titles for my photography projects - i have to choose one of three. so i'm crossing my fingers it'll be a niiiice title, not...buildings or something muahahah
yesterday i had a "sixth form taster day" where i basically explored a levels i'd "like" to take. i'm choosing between maths, english language and pyschology. hmmmmm
to anyone owning a milch: take her photo :3
i may upload a couple others from this ~shoot~ this week since i liked a couple. HAVE A NICE WEEK, GUYS <3
its freeeeeeeeeeezing
Human identity is the most fragile thing that we have, and it's often only found in moments of truth.
~Alan Rudolph
one year ago i photographed my friend in a very fragile mood. today.. these days, i feel exact a fragile mood myself, as i known this feeling for so many times. it hits me hard again and again. this nonsense feeling. pontlessness... falling apart. and normally i show these feelings in selfportraits.. and today, no photo could be better than this one. Standing above, to photograph her, photograph me from above myself. Falling. falling. falling.
“We who choose to surround ourselves
with lives even more temporary than our
own, live within a fragile circle;
easily and often breached.
Unable to accept its awful gaps,
we would still live no other way.
We cherish memory as the only
certain immortality, never fully
understanding the necessary plan.”
― Irving Townsend
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Morning dew has produced tiny water orbs on grass tips. This happens almost everyday, but most of the time we don't notice.
LPTG13WK17 "green"
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Surprisingly, this little bunch survived the baby. She knows the little white things come out easily. She picked tons of them yesterday and would pick them out with her fingers.
The word fragility is on my mind in all kinds of different contexts and that's the reason why it has become part of my new art-journal
Sibling of the other chick in my photostream. Wanted to try a deliberate soft focus on the chick to emphasise the fragility of it. Not sure that comes across, so I would be very grateful for any feedback at all.
Thank you
Brett
Theme: Macro
Macro photography opens a whole new world. When I captured this one, I thought about how fragile our nature is. And how even the tiniest of detail is amazing. This little dandelion seed was taken by the wind and was suddenly stuck on this straw. I went up close with my lens. Really carefully so the seed would not fly away.