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Thesis for MC Black&White,
"the language of hands" photos + haikus (sorry only in dutch)
Put the music on and relax
WIT - a last-minute rush here, I'm afraid.
The title is "Left-handed" because I am right-handed and so is my camera...
Depth of Field. (Profundidad de Campo).
Taken with a Nikon D60 D-SLR & Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G Lens
A statue of St Michael the archangel guards the grave of Viscount Bridport at the church in Cricket St Thomas in Somerset.
General Alexander Nelson Hood, 1st Viscount Bridport, 4th Duke of Bronté was a soldier and later a courtier for Prince Albert, then Queen Victoria and Edward VII. He was the great nephew of Horatio Nelson. Although he was buried in the churchyard of the Cricket St Thomas estate, by the time of his death in 1904, Bridport had sold the house and grounds.
Rather discoloured now, the large white statue has at times been laid flat on the grave to avoid scaring visitors to the church.
La mano è lo strumento delle nostre opere, il segno della nostra nobiltà, il mezzo attraverso il quale l'intelligenza riveste con una forma i suoi pensieri artistici, e dà esistenza alle creazioni della volontà, ed esercita l'imperio che Dio concesse all'uomo su tutte le creature.
Juan Valera
Some of you remember my friend Chris's house under construction, now almost complete.
The house is pretty much hand made by Chris and few works for him.
I just love this Brazilian red wood siding! so detailed.
House on the Hill blog by Chris Hill
Chris's studio [MUD]
PCA246 - Body Parts
Image tag: pca246
Sunday, March 3 to Sunday, March 17, 2013
For this assignment you are to capture an image of a body part. Whether an ear, an eye, elbow or toe, be creative with your composition and lighting. You can be your own model or you can find someone else. Remember, this is family oriented group, so let's keep it clean.
WIT:
I had this idea in my head a long time ago so this was the perfect time to try this.
I used my son and husband as models.
Today I watched Doris' hands move slightly. I waited until they formed a waterfall image (on the right) and then took this picture.
sooc
my hands were a little torn up from breaking open a sterio system open earlier today...i alright.
{photo credit melanie slappey}
Malcolm the Molecule is a regular member of the Groovehoops ensemble, as well as a frequent guest at Miss Saturn's burlesque shows. He is a truly amazing performer, and he does things with a hula hoop that leave the rest of the community catching up. He's also a painter, and painting his face and body is a new line of fusion he's been thinking about lately.
He's one of the wandering performers tonight at a Red Bull celebration of art, dance, and culture. Their Ascension '06 party at the Brooklyn Sugar Factory in Williamsburg is a randomy night of discovery, art, good fun, and provocation in music, fashion, dance, underground culture, and just plain glorious oddness.
This is Ascension's first time in New York City. I first ran across Red Bull's rambling mysterious brand of party-time in Austin this year, when I became a great fan of the Red Bull Safe House. In fact, a couple of pieces from down there appear up here in Williamsburg.
Early in the evening there's a cheese-and-veggies spread for the kick-off party. I wander by with camera in hand; Malcolm obliges. I'm here shooting tonight with New York Cool.
The Daily Shoot #ds382
Make a photo today that features a hand in a creative way.
Not too artistic but snapshot of day with grandchildren off school because of snow!
Candid shot at a local wedding.
Skilled hands, showing the wear and tear and grime of use.
The continental system of guilds and merchants arrived in England after the Norman Conquest, with incorporated societies of merchants in each town or city holding exclusive rights of doing business there. In many cases they became the governing body of a town. For example, London's Guildhall became the seat of the Court of Common Council of the City of London Corporation, the world’s oldest continuously elected local government whose members to this day must be Freemen of the City. (The Freedom of the City , from the Middle Ages until 1835, meant the right to trade which was only bestowed upon members of a Guild or Livery)
Trade guilds arose in the 14th century as craftsmen united to protect their common interest.
One of the first things to come into my head about revolution, was the earth. Since I didn't have a tiny globe, I grabbed a marble instead. In the marble is my son's hand reaching out to it. Hopefully his generation will start some revolutions to sort out the mess we will be leaving them.
Today I took out the excellent Nikon D5300 DSLR, charged the battery and did the capture above. I had minor surgery recently, thus the bandage.
My Flickr friend in Vancouver, Arlene Gee, rotates her cameras every now and then. I think that's a fine idea that encourages utilizing the photo gear that we have.
Well, the kids are going back to school, and the weekend is just ahead. Happy Bokeh Wednesday!