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Just a warning.. I'm going to rant on this baby !! If you are easily offended or dislike swearing.. do not read the discription.
Today I woke up without any stress.. none of that feeling I usually get about having to magic some fucking photoshop wonder for all you guys to look at.. No ! because today is a none photoshop day !!
That was until I found out that this motherfucking cocksucker is still copying me. As a few of my contacts already know through flickrmail/facebook.. I have had this problem with people copying my stuff.. Now I dont mind if I inspire people and they see one of my images and think "oooh I want to have a go at that" by all means go for it !! I will most probably have already done the same anyway..
I have only ever copied 1 image in my life and that was for a challenge..just to see if I could do it.
But there are a few people out there right now.. who are stalking my stream and copying every fucking image I do...right down to the last little detail.
I am happy to say they are far from as good..thank fuck.. because if they was copying and doing it better I would be going totally fucking mental..ha ha
But its now got to the point where I can not take it anymore. Please please by all means try and do what I have done, use my ideas to inspire yourselves.. after all..thats what this is all about.. We are here to share, compliment, advise and inspire each other.
But for fucks sake add a little bit of your own creativity in there. You are even writing the same fucking discription you mindless twat.
Now these people.. you are not on my contact list... but I know who you are, all 3 of you !! and I have downloaded all the pictures you have copied to my hard drive.
This is the final warning.
If you copy me one more time.. I will re-post your images next to mine. And show the flickr world how much of a fuckwit you are. I will embaress you.. I will link the images to your stream,, who knows who else you are copying too.
Then I will close my flickr account.. and post my shit somewhere else.
I like flickr... its 99% awesome.. but you trio of dogshit are really starting to irritate my balls.
Last chance you fuckers..
And hey.. saying as its your last chance.. I did a 4 hour photoshop marathon to produce this baby...
copy away you cock sucking bunch of bent cunts.
appologies to all the people who dislike the "c" word,, my mum included.. sorry.. I am mad
Have a great week my true flickr friends !!!! I love you all !!!
Except you 3 fucks !
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Strobist info: I turned on the light on the ceiling. No flash.
And hugely inspired by the awesome Christophe Huet. :o)
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Get well soon grandma !!! I ♥ you lots !!
Edit: Explored !! thank you !!!!!!!
Highest position: #131 on Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Since visiting the ballroom in 2012 the owners have redeveloped the estate and have moved in, how lucky for them that that this ballroom is now in their back garden, I feel lucky to have seen it while I did as it is no longer abandoned these photo's I feel will immortalise it forever for those that never got to see inside.
It was late in 2012 at 4.30am we drove to the ballroom, all the way I kept thinking it was the stuff made from fairytales, I wasn’t even sure if it could actually even exist, an underwater ballroom, lying deep beneath a lake on an abandoned estate, built in Victorian times. You cant get to the ballroom by land as we would never break an enter any building and the door to the hut that takes you to the ballroom is locked and alarmed, it left no option but to make it across the lake to an island where the door was open, in the pitch black we made it through the trees and to the lake bank where we blew up a boat, and rowed towards the island.
Soon we were inside the ballroom, being underneath water felt strange like being in one of those underwater aquariums or a glass bottom boat, but nothing really could prepare you for being in a room, where the entire ceiling is made from thick glass and nothing but water above you, a long tear shaped corridor connected to a spiral staircase which I believe takes you to hut which is the entrance from the outside. It was truly the stuff from fairytales. The sun started to come up and light came through the glass for the first time, despite the algae that had obviously been growing for years, it looked very beautiful, the whole room glowed green, we photographed for an hour or two before decided to make our exit, seeing things like this is just so special and I cant believe how lucky I am to have such incredible experiences as this.
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Located on the Piazza del Duomo in Bergamo Citta Alta, one can admire the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, a remarkable example of Lombard Romanesque. Building work started in 1137 (twelfth century) thanks to a town vote which promised the construction of a splendid church in exchange for the end of the plague epidemic which had afflicted the city. The primitive Romanesque structure (one nave and two aisles, with two major portals, two minor portals and an octagonal cupola) has been reworked over the centuries to the point where it is now very difficult to detect it. The most radical change was the construction of the Colleoni Chapel in the place of the old sacristy, at the same time as the addition, on the northern side, of the new sacristy. The Gothic steeple which dominates the portal is, in turn, an addition made in the fifteenth century. All the portals are the work of Giovanni da Campione. Of these the one next to the Colleoni Chapel (1353) deserves particular attention, as it blends Romanesque features (the round type of arch, the decoration of the portal depicting medieval animals and warriors), with a more exquisitely Gothic flavour. Giovanni da Campione is actually one of the last of the group of so-called "Campionese masters", who lived and worked in the transitional period from the Romanesque to the Gothic style. The equestrian statue of St Alexander by the same artist, which dominates the portal can already be fully classed as Gothic style.
The inside has also been radically changed compared to the original Romanesque structure, by decorations in stucco and marble from the seventeenth century; a wooden choir by Andrea Previtali (1470-1528) and Bernardino Zenale (1450-1526, one of the architects who contributed to the building of Milan Cathedral), following a design by Lorenzo Lotto; a wooden confessional by Andrea Fantoni, an interesting example of baroque art; Flemish tapestries from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the one which depicts the "Crocefissione" (Crucifixion) is particularly spectacular; frescos from the Giottesque school of the 1400s, representing the Stories of the Life of St Eligio and an "Ultima Cena" (Last Supper).
If you could stop stealing this pic and posting it on your Tumblr without giving me credit, that would be awesome.
Sometimes the only way to say something is with a make your own banner kit.
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Roger and I rushed to the front car of the train bound for Umeda and got the best seats possible for the first leg of our short trip to Kobe. Kita-Senri, Suita-shi, Osaka. February 28, 2013.
Explored.
Verse 1:
You can be the peanut butter to my jelly
You can be the butterflies I feel in my belly
You can be the captain and I can be your first mate
You can be the chills that I feel on our first date
Perfect Two by Auburn
Listen here.
So here is the second one of my 'Perfect Two' summer set. They are actually coming along better than I thought they would. I'm having a bit trouble with thinking of what to do with ones towards the end such as the vodka one and I'm unsure what to do about the captain one which is my next one so I have to start brainstorming.
Besides this set I have a ton of other photos coming, many of which are inspired by my favorite flickerers [haha]. Other than that I have tons of dance rehearsals coming, and am currently super busy with studying for SAT's and endless lists of vocabulary. :\ I hate vocabulary.
Flickr Females: Aren't you dying to hear these words?
Flickr Males: Go on, make her smile, say it to her.......
Could U be the most beautiful girl in the world?
It's plain 2 see U're the reason that God made a girl
When the day turns into the last day of all time
I can say I hope U are in these arms of mine
And when the night falls before that day I will cry
I will cry tears of joy cuz after U all one can do is die, oh
Could U be the most beautiful girl in the world?
Could U be?
It's plain 2 see U're the reason that God made a girl
Oh, yes U are
How can I get through days when I can't get through hours?
I can try but when I do I see U and I'm devoured, oh yes
Who'd allow, who'd allow a face 2 be soft as a flower? Oh
I could bow (bow down) and feel proud in the light of this power
Oh yes, oh
Could U be (could U be) the most beautiful girl in the world?
Could U be?
It's plain 2 see U're the reason that God made a girl
Oh, yes U are
And if the stars ever fell one by one from the sky
I know Mars could not be, uh, 2 far behind
Cuz baby, this kind of beauty has got no reason 2 ever be shy
Cuz honey, this kind of beauty is the kind that comes from inside
Could U be (could U be) the most beautiful girl in the world?
So beautiful, beautiful
It's plain 2 see (plain 2 see) U're the reason that God made a girl
the library of Celsus
is an ancient Roman building in Ephesus, Anatolia,
now part of Selçuk, Turkey.
It was built in honor of the Roman Senator Tiberius Julius Celsus Polemaeanus
(completed in 135 AD) by Celsus' son, Gaius Julius Aquila (consul, 110 AD).
@Wikipedia
April 2014
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This old homestead was built in 1818 on what is now the Peach Tree Farm just west of Columbia, Missouri. I took another shot of this exact scene with my sister, Leslie Ferguson, standing in the corner (see below).
The interior was rather dark and this could have been a challenging shot considering the bright windows. However, I did not use flash. Both the picture posted above and the one below are HDR images created from three exposure (one normal, one under exposed and the other over exposed) using Photomatix and subsequently processed in Lightroom. Photomatix takes the best of each image when processing to output remarkable detail and exposure.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Amsterdam Light Festival
OVO inside
OVO, a light sculpture by Koert Vermeulen and Marco Vinals Bassols, is seen in front of the Hermitage Amsterdam museum along the Amstel river during the Amsterdam Light Festival till january 20th.
Taken during a stroll along the light sculptures with Annelies
“If the best man's faults were written on his forehead, he would draw his hat over his eyes.”
santiz
Thomas Gray
The amazing control room in an abandoned power plant. It was build between 1927 and 1929. The little house inside the control room is actually a bunker where the workers could hide during bombing raids. The power plant became the largest one in the country and the most modern in Central Europe before it was abandoned in 2006.
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Here's the first Style School project I've had a chance to finish (yeesh, I gotta catch up!!). I made it with double layers of felt, and I lined the inside with a crepe-like houndstooth fabric. It's crazy inspired by Gemma Correll's cute boston drawings. :)
I love how it turned out! It's too cute to put in my bathroom, I think...I might keep it on my desk and fill it with bookbinding goodies. :)
Such a fun project, Elsie!
Thanks for peeking!
Blogged, too: michelleclement.typepad.com/blog/2010/01/boston-terrier-c...
"Five hours ago, EU intel was leaked revealing the details of a covert operation in Rio. Apparently, the Union succeeded in determining the location of a priority target of ours. The urgent elimination of Namarra is required. EU Commandos have engaged already, there is no time to send in a strike team ourselves, do we have undercover units nearby to take him out?"
"Sir, Namarra has already left his penthouse, twenty minutes ago scouts entered the area to observe him. One of our officers previously warned Namarra that military units were closing in on him."
"Why was I not informed about that operation and who the hell authorized it?"
"Captain Blake, Sir, he entered Rio on his own and also mobilized a strike team four hours ago. We have lost communication with him, but we located his dropship on a small airfield five kilometers south of the slums."
"Keep track of the EU operatives and give orders to insert advanced units into Rio. It is essential to regain control of Blake before he gets Namarra, or even worse, before the Union does. Apparently he at least bought us some time regarding the latter option."
Art Deco Battersea Power Station Control Room A
Third time lucky with this one, after not reaching this control room on the last visit, I couldnt give up. It was a god awful climb to be endured to get into this one, up and into instead of a staircase that has been locked.
My heart raced as we climbed up, but once inside it was all worth it, if not a bit on edge the whole time after knowing going back down would probably be more terrifying.
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This is where I spend on the average of probably 10 hours a day. I have been working from home full time in software support for almost 9 years now and then when you add in the part time photography business, you can count on a lot of office time!
I love it in here though. I look up to my boys faces on the walls. My college diploma on the shelf. Working in wind pants and my favorite fleece coat. My dog sitting is his bed looking out the window all day long. Gehrig goes where ever I go, so if I leave this room, he comes with me, but as soon as I return, he returns to his bed by the window. Chicken anyone?? This is one of his favorite toys!
On the left is my wrapping station for my photography business. This is where I store all of my wrapping supplies and wrap every picture or card that goes out.
There are actually 3 computers in this room. I have both my work and photography computers set up with dual monitors (you can see them right behind me). Chris' computer is on the right of me. He used to use his laptop, but when that crashed he started using this one and has really enjoyed being in the office with me every night for a while, so he keeps on using it!
There are also 3 printers in here. One for my work/work computer, one for Chris' computer and one that I print client CD/DVD's on.
Those crazy carpets? K-Mart back to college specials! But the colors match my logo perfectly, so I like them!
The hat? You don't work in a hat? lol! In the morning when I come inside from putting the boys on the bus it takes me a while to warm up. Especially if I still have wet hair! So it stays on for a while.
Anyway, this is my world! :)
Taken inside the Cathedral of Saint John the Evangelist in Lafayette, Louisiana. Always loved taking pictures of the outside but was finally able to snap one from inside.
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Il Comune di Palermo con l'Assessorato al Turismo
in occasione del Tours' Art Festival 2012
presenta una mia mostra fotografica titolata
"Vite Vissute,...Vite Abbandonate"
che si svolgerà presso i saloni di
Villa Trabia "Terre Rosse"
in via Salinas n° 3 a Palermo
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www.siciliantimes.com/2012/03/villa-trabia-trabia-gardens...
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palermo.cityseekr.com/it/villa-trabia/tourist-attractions...
L'inaugurazione
sarà effettuata il giorno 29/06/2012 alle ore 18,00
e rimarrà disponibile ai visitatori fino al 05/07/2012.
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Interverranno alla mostra:
Consigliere Comunale Architetto Luisa La Colla
Neuropsichiatra Dott Claudio Macaluso
Sindaco del comune di Monreale Avv. Filippo di Matteo
Fotografa Angela Scafidi
Delegato Regionale FIAF Dott. Giuseppe Viviano
Giovanna La Bua Presidente Associazione IMAGO BFI
Dott Alessio Ferro BANCAMEDIOLANUM - Palermo
NIKONLAND Fotografi
Esponenti politici
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Tutti i carissimi amici e gli appassionati di fotografia sono invitati alla manifestazione.
La elaborazione artistica di questa immagine è stata curata,
dal grafico Sand Creation o Fiammetta Segatori di Roma.
Per detta mostra il Dott. Giuseppe Viviano Delegato Regionale della FIAF (Federazione Italiana Associazioni Fotografiche) ha dedicato una sua recensione/critica pubblicata nella nota rivista d'Arte Artantis.org. che quì si riporta il link:
www.artantis.info/files/ARTANTIS-INFO-6-2010-WEB.pdf
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La Mostra Fotografica ha ottenuto il Patrocio n° V17/2012 dalla FIAF (Federazione Italiana Associazioni Fotografiche)
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Si ringrazia:
Il portale fotografico NIKONLAND Fotografi pubblicherà la mostra fotografica "Vite Vissute....vite abbandonate" con la recensione del Dott. Giuseppe Viviano Delegato Regionale FIAF nel suo libro per l'anno 2012, in una raccolta di venti autori italiani.
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www.nikonland.eu/forum/index.php?/page/Nikonland/Home
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La realizzazione della mostra è stata collaborata:
Dall'Associazione Club Fotografico IMAGO BFI di Palermo con sede in via Costanntino n°12 - Cardillo Palermo - Tel. 091243714 - www.imagobiblioteca.it/ - info@imagobiblioteca.it
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Sponsor ufficiale dell'evento
BANCAMEDIOLANUM
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Si ringraziano tutti coloro che vorranno partecipare all'inaugurazione e tutti coloro che verranno a visitarla
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Artisan Direct LTD
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Ha Presentato all’esposizione d’arte
All’International Museum Gallery of Photography New York
una mia mostra fotografica…….
“Vite Vissute,….Vite Abbandonate”
Dicembre 07/2012 , Gennaio 07/2012
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All'interno il Manifesto.
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The Municipality of Palermo with the Department of Tourism
at the Tours' Art Festival 2012
presents a photo exhibition titled my
"Lives Lived, ..... Lives Left Behind"
will be held at the halls of
Villa Trabia "Terre Rosse"
in street Salinas on n3 from Palermo
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www.siciliantimes.com/2012/03/villa-trabia-trabia-gardens...
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palermo.cityseekr.com/it/villa-trabia/tourist-attractions...
The inauguration
will take place the day 29/06/2012 at 18.00
and will remain available to visitors until 05/07/2012.
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Speakers at the show:
Councilman Architect Luisa La Colla
Neuropsychiatrist Dr Claudio Macaluso
Mayor of the town of Monreale Lawyer Filippo di Matteo
Photographer Angela Scafidi
Dr. Giuseppe Viviano FIAF Regional Director
Giovanna La Bua the Association President IMAGO BFI
Dr. Alessio Ferro BANCAMEDIOLANUM - Palermo
NIKONLAND Photographers
Exponents Political
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All dear friends and photography enthusiasts are invited to the event.
The artistry of this image was edited, the graph Sand Creation or Fiammetta Segatori of Rome.
To show Dr. Giuseppe Viviano said Regional Director of FIAF (Italian Federation of Photographic Associations) has dedicated his review/critique published in the journal of Art Artantis.org. note that the link is shown here:
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www.artantis.info/files/ARTANTIS-INFO-6-2010-WEB.pdf
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The Photo Exhibition was awarded the Patrocio n°V17/2012 FIAF (Italian Federation of Photographic Associations)
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Thanks to:
The portal will publish the photo NIKONLAND Photographers photography exhibition "Lived Lives ... Lives Left Behind" with the review of the Regional Director FIAF Dr. Giuseppe Viviano in his book for the year 2012, a collection of twenty Italian authors.
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www.nikonland.eu/forum/index.php?/page/Nikonland/Home
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The realization of the exhibition was made:
From Association Club Photo IMAGO BFI Palermo based on Costanntino n° 12 - Cardillo Palermo - Tel 091243714 - www.imagobiblioteca.it/ - info@imagobiblioteca.it .
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Official sponsor of the event
BANCAMEDIOLANUM
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We thank all those who wish to attend the inauguration and all who come to visit
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Artisan Direct LTD
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He presented the exhibition of art
The International Museum of Photography Gallery New York
one of my photo exhibition .......
"Lived Lives ... Lives Left Behind”
December 07/2012, January 07/2012
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Inside the Manifesto.
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"Der Schlüssel"
I saw this display of passports on the wall inside the Checkpoint Charlie Museum and I saw this a the key to escape. Therefore "Der Schlüssel"
A fun day out before the girls school is pulled down !
Another shot with my new style of post called "AGHDS" Just wanted to add a more cinematic style to my crew shots With the use of strobs.
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Sony ILCE-7M2
Sony 2.8/90 Macro G OSS
Manual setup and focus, available light, handheld. Hope, you enjoy! All visits, faves and comments are appreciated!
The wonderful Kathryn Howden in a promotional image for The Guid Sisters, which will open the 2012/2013 season of the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh.
Glasgow, 2012.
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'Created' for the Macro Monday Group who's theme this week is 'Shell'. This is a mollusc's eye view of the world - taken from inside a sea shell, looking out - with a little bit added! Wishing everyone a HMM and good week ahead!
I'm falling in the black
Slipping through the cracks
Falling to the depths
Can I ever go back?
Dreaming of the way it used to be
Can you hear me?
Falling in the black
Slipping through the cracks
Falling to the depths
Can I ever go back?
Falling inside the black
Falling inside
Falling inside
The black
Lyrics by Skillet
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