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Children of all ages cavort underneath the water spray generated by the fire department's snorkel truck. What great fun!
SarKoPark Trails Park, Lenexa, Kansas. Very little post processing was done: cropping, a little extra contrast and the border. The water spray created the soft focus effect and the late afternoon sunlight enhanced the vivid colors.
Thought I would have some fun with another one of my friends & my strobist set-up. The final image is a merge of three (just because).
Stobist Info: Manual 1/34/1 SB 600 to the right/ flash filtered by 3 sheets of printer paper. To see how ghetto my setup was click here.
Made Explore 12/01/07 # 291
Capture from a strange "consumer portrait" film about women, from the Prelinger Archive: archive.org/details/Consumin1967
Fun with ICM - Intentional Camera Movement. I've been fooling around with the D750's Manual settings. Such fun!! :-)
There's a fun fair in Rhyl that's at least a few decades old. Tomorrow it's closing down to be demolished and turned into an Asda.
Young girl eats spaghetti at a fast-food restaurant. [Model Release available.]
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Day three hundred forty-two/365. My training and experience tell me that this familiar depiction of a reclining woman is sexist and objectifying.
I also know, that in my profession, I tend to take some things too seriously. Perhaps this is simply an expression of fun and an acknowledgment of one's sexuality. There is no need to make the world void of such feelings.
So, which is it? Is a symbol such as this degrading to women? Is it a signal that the owner thinks of some human beings as objects? Or, is it just fun? Perhaps there's a line that this doesn't cross . . .
Charlie and I decided that this series of pictures put together like this looks really unnatural, so I put them together and added a free sound clip courtesy of: alextundra
31/365 Detailed
i had fun doing this, i just made one big mess of my bathroom that will never be clean ever again. i am enternally plagued with glitter.
this was a risky shot for me too. heres why.
1: its glitter, who doesnt feel like a dare devil when glitter is in your hand?
2: theres the risk it will never go away.
3: i had to use something to keep the glitter from falling off my face...(ha right!) i chose vaseline, i also had on make up, (which i cant wear and never do) and i had all of said glitter. my skin is HIGHLY sensative. putting this much 'unkonwn' on my face was a risk.
4: my mom would walk down and think i had turned 7 years old again and lock me up, or laugh.
the stakes were high, so i jumped higher. i was just going to put a little glitter at first but then my brains said "no. go big or go home, its that simple."
moral of this lesson: glitter is like sin, you try just a little and then you get addicted, when youve realized what youve done you try to quickly cover it up or remove it..but you cant, and it will never go away. theres no man made cure for removing glitter that you can buy, at least not at my walmart, only one thing can remove your sin, and that is death. but you dont have to die, Christ already did.