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AJ in the studio. I really like rendering these shots in B&W.
Mamiya 645 AFD with ZD digital back. 1/125" @ f/8, 80mm f/2.8 lens. ISO 50, WB flash.
Post in Capture One and Photoshop.
Strobist info: Photogenic PL1500SL in 2' x 3' softbox to camera left, about 4 feet from the model and just about 90º around, at about 1/4 power. Bounce fill provided by the cove wall to camera right.
you're on the phone, you're all alone
i look at you, i look at you
cry
binoculars on my eyes
how come no one's over?
you're on the phone, you're all alone
hand to phone, hand to phone
she talks to you in monotone
why can't i come over?
hand to phone.
The Selvick tug Mary Page Hannah works around the stern of the Edgar B. Speer while trying to clear a path for the big Laker at Sturgeon Bay, Wi., on Saturday, January 18, 2014.
Hand marbled paper.
Visit my bookbinding blog to learn more about me and my marbling and my bookbinding projects.
myhandboundbooks.blogspot.com/2009/03/mymarbledpapersetsy...
My hand, for an intended series of black and whites of my hands in different states. Thinking of it as self-portraiture on a smaller scale.
"one planet school" - a Baha'i -inspired elementary school in addis ababa, ethiopia. i'm ready to drop everything and go teach there.
I hand painted a marble finish on these columns in a beautiful master bedroom. My client is super happy with their new room.
Trying to re-capture look of vintage hand coloured photos using free browser based photo-editing software
Original from the Girdwood First World War Collection www.flickr.com/photos/britishlibrary/sets/72157644008850194/
On her second day on the planet, I managed to catch her hand with my index finger. I was looking to capture some detail of her today. I think that this was my favourite.
Taken with a Coronet Midget camera in week 125 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
www.flickr.com/photos/tony_kemplen/collections/72157623113584240
This tiny Bakelite camera from the 1930s uses a long obsolete paper backed 16mm rollfilm. I made my own reel and loaded it with some 16mm FP4 film. There were only 6 exposures per roll, so after developing the first roll, I re-loaded it and shot another.
I don't really like this, but I'm too lazy to do something else. Sorry for the cliché-ness.
School starts tomorrow, so I won't be able to comment a lot anymore, except when I'm done with my homework. I go to school at 7, and I don't get back home to around 6:30, where then I do my homework, shower, and stuff. This 365 may be a little more difficult then I thought! So don't expect anything amazing tomorrow.
oh, it's also my friend nicole's birthday today. go wish her a happy birthday and look at her photos! tell her I sent you!
سلام بر حسين و اربعينش، سلام بر اربعين و زائرانش! و سلام بر اندوه هاي دل آنان كه به سوغات بر مزار كشتگان، عشق بردند و به مويه نشستند. به شوق زيارت صحن و سراي جان فزايت، اربعين شهادتت را به سوگ مي نشينيم، يا حسين!
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Arba'een (اربعين, Arabic "forty") is a Shi'a religious holiday that occurs forty days after Aashura, the commemoration of the martyrdom by beheading of Husayn bin Ali, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad which falls on the 20th day of the month of Safar. Husayn and 72 supporters died in the Battle of Karbala in the year 61 AH (680 CE). Forty days is the usual length of the time of mourning in many Islamic cultures.
The occasion reminds the faithful of the core message behind Husayn's martyrdom: establishing justice and fighting injustice, no matter what its incarnation -- a message that strongly influenced subsequent Shi'a uprisings against the perceived tyranny of Umayyad and Abbasid rule.
In the first Arba'een gathering in the year 62 AH, Jabir ibn Abdullah, a companion of the Prophet, was one of the people who performed a pilgrimage to the burial site of Husayn. Due to his infirmity and probably blindness, he was accompanied by Atiyya bin Saad. His visit coincided with that of the surviving female members of the Prophet's family and Husayn's son and heir Ali, who had all been held captive in Damascus by Yazid I, the Umayyad Caliph. Ali ibn Husayn had been too ill to participate in the Battle of Karbala, but looked on from the sidelines.
The city of Karbala in Iraq, the third holy place of Shi'a Islam, is the center of the proceedings where in a show of humility, many crawl through the streets of the city while others fall on their hands and knees as they approach the Shrines of Husayn and his brother Abbas ibn Ali.
As with all Muslim religious holidays, Arba'een follows the lunar Islamic calendar, not the Western solar Gregorian calendar. Arba'een fell on 31 March in the year 2005.
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Self Portrait - My own hand, shows my unique finger prints and some of the healing scars from the work I used to do - I was a Carpenter and have drilled through my finger in work amongst other things the finger appears healed but still has marks where these events have happened.