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Hapag-Lloyd cruise ship "Hanseatic Inspiration" visits Charlottetown near the end of the 2025 season. Since there were two other cruise ships in port, this one had to anchor in the city's outer harbour, with lifeboats being used as tenders.

WIP

 

I have been busy sewing for Blythecon Europe in June, but I still have a lot to do and plan! It's the first time I will have a stall and I am nervous/excited :)

 

I am a student so I spent the Easter holidays sewing. These are some of the outfits I am working on. I've been getting inspiration from many things. The other day I started a little tumblr blog here: cosmiadoll.tumblr.com/ with the intention of having a little place other than flickr to share and write about doll related things. If you are on tumblr please follow me, I would love to follow some blogs too!

My inspirational friend Arif Ünsal

My lovely wife, helping me create a spunky portrait suited for social media profiles, etc.

 

Strobist:

-AB800 with Socked 22" Beauty Dish boomed slightly above & center @ 1/2 power

-ABR800 w/diffuser behind, pointing toward camera for rim @ full power

-Metz 58AF-1 @ full power pointed toward background, zoomed to 105

 

Shot:

Canon 30D w/70-200 f/2.8 lens

Aperture: f/25

Shutter: 1/250 (max sync)

ISO 160

January 17, 2021

 

In this town filled with artists, its easy to see where much of their inspiration comes from. There are so many little alcoves, docks, and overlooks, like this beach access platform, that offer views of the harbor and distant barrier beaches that make up the curved tip of Cape Cod. Changing tides, light, currents, and natural mood make for different experiences every time.

 

(A "21 Day Flickr Birthday Photo Challenge" submission: Day 18, theme "Inspiration" - Happy 21st, Flickr!)

 

Fanizzi's Restaurant

Provincetown, Massachusetts

Cape Cod - USA

  

Photo by brucetopher

© Bruce Christopher 2021

All Rights Reserved

 

...always learning - critiques welcome.

Tools: Canon 7D & iPhone 11.

No use without permission.

Please email for usage info.

For the BIG STITCH swap. There are so many gorgeous opportunities when you bring hand stitching into the mix.

Looking for inspiration in the Mono 1x book...my favourite collection of books

Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working. - Picasso

Inspiration

 

He got it!

He is using my balloon

 

HKD

 

Muse

Intuition

Inspiration

Inneres Kind

Das ist befreiende Kreativität!

  

HKD

 

If you like to see my latest videos:

 

Meditation - Introducing

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=vocdfNPPNJo

 

or

 

Path of Wisdom

 

www.youtube.com/user/koppdelaney

 

and

 

Dark Night of the Soul

 

www.youtube.com/user/koppdelaney#p/a/u/1/EaRQPzamppo

"Inspiration Japan" is the actual exhibition at the Kunsthaus in Zürich

very interesting and beautiful!

...my first sketches using pencil. I felt like being at primary school again.

Hanseatic Inspiration - IMO 9817145

 

Hapag Lloyd Cruises Passenger Ship

 

Flag: Malta

Built: 2019

Length: 138.77 m

Beam: 22.29 m

 

Visiting London. Moored next to HMS Belfast.

 

4.10.22.

Panoramic from the top of Blencathra, Lakedistrict

Sometimes i just put my head phones on, turn on some good music and let the inspiration flow through me.I was'nt supposed to work on this pic at all but i just felt like it!

Model Phillypa ex "Deesses" group

This window had the most amazing late afternoon light coming in. And the way it illuminated the linen curtains made this feel like a warm summer day (even though it was winter and 7F outside!!).

 

I also wanted to post this because it reminded me of the wonderful window shots that this talented flickrite does. If you've never seen her photostream, you're seriously missing out. She's a true inspiration!

 

I have another photo that I took with Jess and this window that I'll post later. But the window/curtain itself were so beautiful that I had to post this as it is.

 

P.S. - I'm back in SF!!!

Running a marathon impacts your body, mind and spirit. Feeling encouraged and refreshed running past this spot during the NYC marathon.

Inspiration can be so hard to stimulate. It takes effort, it takes a certain frame of mind, and it takes persistence. Sometimes it needs a catalyst, something to jolt the grey matter and free up the boring predetermined path towards inevitability. Something to infiltrate your mind and help you see the world with a different set of ‘eyes’ and help weave a slightly different set of neural pathways. This can take the form of a piece of writing, a painting, or even a conversation, but one thing is for sure, the lack of inspiration, a blockage in stimuli, is one of the major factors that will dampen the spirits of the creative mind.

Please don’t assume that this arduous journey into the unknown will be a walk in the park, or that you will ever arrive at a destination. No for it to be worthwhile, the further you venture into this barren wilderness without a map or even a compass, the more lost you must become! So why bother? Why put yourself through this arduous emotionally charged journey?

Well paradoxically, the more work you invest in creative development, the more you face those egotistical creative defence mechanisms, the greater the rewards towards an enriched creative experience.

 

Anyway this is all very well, but how can we force that new direction. How can we break that photographers block! Well you might want to start with guidance, in the form of deeply considered and sensitively applied feedback. It can do wonders if intelligently administered, but best of all from somebody that knows how and when to offer it to you as an individual. All too often people only offer their particular views, just replicating what they would do. (“This is wrong, you want to do it like me” kind of rubbish). But feedback that is given that comes from somebody that has taken the time to understand your creative direction and merely taps into and confirms a pre-existing subconscious knowing, with the main objective of it is to sets your imagination into overdrive, then it’s working.

 

Anyway, there are many other ways to stimulate inspiration, and many of them will be different for each of us, but the key factor is to enjoy the journey, and what a complex, enjoyable journey it can be.

 

As always, if you fancy coming along on a workshop, I have some day courses in the north of England and a seascape weekend workshop with Antony Spencer coming up. See my profile for details if you’re interested...

 

Photo of Eightmile Creek captured via Minolta MD W.Rokkor-X 17mm F/4 lens. Stuart Mountain Range. Washington's Central Cascades Range. Wenatchee/Chelan Highlands section within the North Cascades Region. Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Chelan County, Washington. Mid October 2020.

 

Exposure Time: 5 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/22 * Bracketing: None * Color Temperature: 6700 K * Filter: Hoya CIR-PL (⌀72mm) * Elevation: 3,420 feet above sea-level * Mood: Kodak Vision 2383

The Tompkinsville neighborhood of Staten Island, New York.

Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York

Day 18 submission for the Flickr 21 Day photo challenge, prompt is 'Inspiration'. Captured with multiple exposures and light painting on a Nikon Zfc.

As I prepare for the holiday tomorrow, with all of the hustle, fireworks, crowds, and noise, I wanted to take the time to reflect back at a more peaceful moment from the past.

 

In this image, which was taken near the falls in Banff National Park, I can clearly remember the sense of peace that I felt when I sat down on the river rocks and took in this gorgeous scenery. Big namaste moment for me as my senses were being filled with the cool air, the mild breeze, the sound of the water rushing over the rocks in the river, the sight of the undeniably beautiful scenery before me, and of course, the over powering sound of the thunderous falls just around the bend.

 

How I wish, in the heat that surrounds me in Florida, that I could return there again for another dose of relaxation and inspiration. So often, we get so wrapped up in our lives, that we forget to stop and really take it all in - the beauty that surrounds us. So for me as I ready for the events of tomorrow, I will remember the most important aspect of photography for me - the ability to transport myself back to wherever it is I want to be - perhaps not physically, but definitely mentally.... and you know, sometimes that works just fine for me. :-)

 

Wishing everyone a Happy 4th of July! Thanks for stopping by to view and for all of your comments. I might be a big biased, but I think I have the BEST flickr friends and contacts ever!

Are you ready for this Third Round?

Our Inspiration is Selena Gomez

Dec 1st-15th 2015

Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nolan/91/101/2998

Blog: inspirationeventblog.blogspot.com.ar/

 

Photo by Foxx Pawpad

Model: Gretel Bulloch

 

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