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There are two places to find inner tranquility and peace: in the lap of nature and in the lap of the one who created nature.
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Released digitally and on cassette as LAMB GIRL by a band in Nova Scotia, Canada called WALRUS. Thanks you guys!
RIP cassette!
A glow worm found in my garden. Not the easiest things to get good photos from. This one has just the glow worms own light.
Mottarone park. Mountains in the Western Alps (NW Italy). Somewhere between the Lake Orta and Lake Maggiore. (1,500 m ASL)
“The human organism has in it many capacities for perception. The physical senses are the capacities available to ordinary humanity. However, there are many other organs or capacities for perception that are subtle and, in a sense, invisible. There are capacities for inner seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, touching, and so on that have to do with the perception of the inner realm, that of the Essence. There are capacities for intuition, direct cognition, synthesis, discrimination, and so on. All of these capacities are fuelled by the substance of Essence…These organs or capacities are connected to various energetic centers in the body that animate both the body and the mind.” - A. Hameed Ali
I’m sure 4-year old Fabrício’s perception of the world is not as most of us would desire for our children, but it is possible to change that inner realm if we all make a little more effort to help him.
I for one would hate to see him back on the streets, a story I’ll share with you once I have my new group up and running.
I wonder what the inspiration was behind this handmade ceramic sculpture. It reminds me of art influenced by Mexican folklore around celebrations like Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Is it an illustration of the impermanence of life passing over to death? Or is it a cautionary tale against taking anger and negativity with us to the grave? Perhaps it's trying to say that humanity can be found within even the darkest aspects of ourselves.
Camera: Nikon D90
Lens: Nikkor 35mm 1.8G
Flash: SB-600
Post: 4 frame tonemapped HDR
Last night, while enjoying an early-evening walk along the Inner Harbour, I took this long exposure shortly after sunset.
Fuji X-Pro 1
XF 14mm f/2.8R
B+W 6-stop ND filter
Black-card technique
Previously,
A closer view of the Nave at St. Ignatius Church San Francisco
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© 2012 Michael Criswell Photography
An insulbrick residence with a second story door leading nowhere and a beauty salon attached in front. The tax assessed value of the house component is $76,000 whereas the business compontent is assessed at $45,000.
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Stay a child, a child right now.
So wonders don't have to die,
and the tears that fall, are not real cries.
Had such a fun time going out and taking these photos! Simple photos are always so much fun, especially with this model Heath. Sorry this is random, but i hate flickr sharpening so much!!!
Guys! I'm, currently downloading Photoshop cs6. Does anyone else have iy? any feedback i should know about it or anything. Let me know any cool tips you have too!
View the entire photographic journal essay HERE
Some things don’t always go as planned. That’s okay.
As the photographer-in-residence this year, I’ve been entrusted with creating one photo essay every month. Back in January I made a list of goals for the year—my mind was full of possibilities and new concepts to try out. Ultimately, my works-in-progress were put on hold, or scrapped altogether. There was something much bigger at hand. We’ve all had to push forward in new ways, accepting the circumstances and uncovering solutions.
My initial plans for this particular essay evolved over time. One idea was to employ aerial photography across multiple landscapes. Another was to utilize a clothing brand in an interesting way. Eventually these ideas fused together and picked up another spirit as well: discovery.
The result is multiple photo shoots at the beach, desert, and forests of Southern California, using bright primary colors from a clothing brand that originated as a children’s line, embracing the elements and exploring the space—both from the ground and the sky. This essay embraces childlike curiosities.
There were so many unexpected elements, and Sara welcomed them all. Bruises and scrapes, sand and wind, sunshine and rocks. I’m thankful we were able to use the outdoors as our backdrop. Not to mention that nature is so helpful for one’s mental health.
Given all the unforeseen circumstances lately, embrace the world and do the best you can. Don't hold on too tightly. And if you can make the time, relax on the sand, drink a cold beverage, talk to a bird, climb a tree, or dance on a mountain.
(60.00N, 30.00E)MCMLXXI
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What does not matter ?
1.What to photograph - Camera.
2.Where to photograph - Place.
3.When to photograph -Time.
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What is important ?
1.Study and tune the camera.
2.Learn where you are going.
3.Study the lighting at different times.
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What's the secret?♀️
1.Feel the instrument, hear what it says.
2.Feel the atmosphere of the place, catch the wave.
3.Switch on .Catch the moment!⚡️
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Make a choice!
✨Finding the observer, comes awareness!✨
My inner radar goes wild whenever I see a Betty Teen doll. I keep telling myself that I should stop buying them, but I don't have enough mental strenght to follow my own advice. Ups! It seems that I've got a problem.
Inner city of Sopron is not just a tourist attraction and a pleasant place to walk around, but also a common living block. This gives it a real-life charm and naturalness.
Templom utca, Sopron, HU 🇭🇺
He was in one of those crazy cat moods (can't you just see it in his eyes?), darting up and down the stairs in a typical "release your inner kitten!!!" mode. Just barely managed to catch him peeking down over the landing at me before he took off again. :)
On EXPLORE August 14, 2008
Best to: View Large and On Black
Please - NO INVITES and AWARDS from now on - Thank you
"The reason things always work out for the best, is because this is actually the highest of all spiritual laws.
Any apparent exceptions are simply evidence that work is still in progress, whether or not it can be seen."
from The Universe
Wishing to all of you a joyful Thursday from Taty and me. - Willem
No Post Processing used - no treatments, and as is from the camera. The only thing added is the water mark - signature.
the things in flowers that you dont notice ..flowers within flowers.
14+macro screw on lens range 3" f2 ...speed 125/th secnatural loght with fill in flash canon400D 18x55 std lens