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inside the Monument of the battle of nations, climbing up
im Völkerschlachtdenkmal auf dem Weg nach oben
Into a very nice Najran mud house, in the oasis, those kids do not live their, but come in week end time to keep the traditions alive, in their grand father house.
The mud house has 7 (seven!) floors!
© Eric Lafforgue
Hi Flickr friends......I've been working away developing a second Flickr stream which will feature commercial photos I've done over the years. There will be three sets: "Food & Product Shots", "People & Portraits", and "Interiors ~ Gardens ~ Architectural". I've uploaded about 65 photos to it so far....and more coming soon.
It's under Rita Crane Photo ~ Commercial. You're welcome to make me a contact there if you want to see my commercial work. I'll be uploading about 200 pix in the next couple weeks.
Rita Crane Photo ~ Commercial ... brand new set of a few interiors is here: www.flickr.com/photos/87133563@N03/sets/72157631520979584/
Here are the three sets on my new Commercial Photography Flickr stream: www.flickr.com/photos/87133563@N03/sets/
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En la Isla de Margarita, las iglesias en su interior no son suntuosas, ni lujosas y tampoco tienen mucha decoración. Son iglesias muy abiertas a la luz y preferiblemente dan facilidad a que el aire fresco pueda entrar. Además de ello, las iglesias son pequeñas y los feligreses entran y se pueden sentir como en su casa. Caminan y conversan y a veces entran para tomar un descanso. Folklor de pueblo pero siempre con mucho respeto.
In Margarita Island, inside the churches they are not lavish or luxurious nor have much decoration. They are very open to light churches and preferably easily give the fresh air can enter. Moreover, churches are small and parishioners can come and feel at home. They walk and talk and sometimes come to take a break. Folklore village but always with respect.
El Valle del Espíritu Santo, Isla deMargarita, Venezuela.
Quote from one of my favorite musicians Frank Zappa. I didn't have this quote in mind when I put the trophy next to the record player for this shot, but in hindsight it makes me look like a genius now! I love it when a plan comes together.... even if it never was a plan to begin with.
Rooms here look as though they were frozen in time. Desks, books, beakers, etc all sit on the shelves waiting for someone to come and get them.
I juiced the contrast on this quite a bit, added 3 layers ( one a texture, one a high pass and heck if I can remember the 3rd one. Sorry ) to get the effect of an old picture. Had a great time on a shoot with my friends. Hope to do it again soon.
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Large version on black background
8mm | 20,0 sec | 8 mm | f/11 | ISO 200 | Shutter priority mode | 1/3 EV
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...using the wisdom from another recent attempt, I made the following changes:
1. Washed the windshield and side windows
2. Positioned the tripod right behind the passenger seat. I was able to secure it used just one seatbelt (the passengers), but it was a very tight squeeze and took several attempts to strap the tripod securely to the seat. One attempt backfired badly (the cut on my nose tells the tale after an awkward encounter with my Manfrotto tripod).
3. Fisheye lens
4. Lots of traffic (driving home from work northbound on I-35). I got all of these (and many more) during about 20 minutes of driving on I-35 between Norman and OKC. It helps that this stretch of interstate has 3 lanes of traffic, street lights in the middle and lots of commercial activity on both sides (neon signs).
...and I think it worked out great :)
One caveat (beside the lack of a convertible!) is cropping the fisheye image. I'm still clueless on defishing (PS + DXO Optics). I don't use PS and only have it on one computer I don't use. So for now I crop. Input on this is very much welcome!
I love this scene inside an osteria, especially the concentration of these rounders and the background with the bottes of wines!
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Casa Batlló, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Back to Barcelona for todays upload. This was taken last year when I had my old A77 and the trusty old Sigma 10-20, looking back at these images reminds me how much better my A99 is with the Zeiss glass, in a complete different league and well chuffed I made the leap to FF and invest in some decent glass.
This is one of the rooms inside the Casa Batllo, which was designed by the awesome architect Gaudi. This type of architecture is referred to as 'Organic Architecture' due its organic nature. Gaudi was so far ahead of his time and you often see this type of architecture replicated in modern buildings today.
Photo Details
Sony Alpha SLT-A77 / ISO800 / f/13 / 1/8s / Sigma 10-20mm @ 10mm
Software Used
Lightroom 5
Silver Efex Pro 2
Location Information
Casa Batlló (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈkazə βəʎˈʎo]) is a renowned building located in the heart of Barcelona and is one of Antoni Gaudí’s masterpieces. Casa Batlló is a remodel of a previously built house. It was redesigned in 1904 by Gaudí and has been refurbished several times after that. Casa Batlló evokes the creativity and playfulness of Gaudí’s work through the incrassate facades and creative floors. Gaudí's assistants Domènec Sugrañes i Gras, Josep Canaleta and Joan Rubió also contributed to the renovation project.
The local name for the building is Casa dels ossos (House of Bones), as it has a visceral, skeletal organic quality. It was originally designed for a middle-class family and situated in a prosperous district of Barcelona.
The building looks very remarkable — like everything Gaudí designed, only identifiable as Modernisme or Art Nouveau in the broadest sense. The ground floor, in particular, is rather astonishing with tracery, irregular oval windows and flowing sculpted stone work.
It seems that the goal of the designer was to avoid straight lines completely. Much of the façade is decorated with a mosaic made of broken ceramic tiles (trencadís) that starts in shades of golden orange moving into greenish blues. The roof is arched and was likened to the back of a dragon or dinosaur. A common theory about the building is that the rounded feature to the left of centre, terminating at the top in a turret and cross, represents the lance of Saint George (patron saint of Catalonia, Gaudí's home), which has been plunged into the back of the dragon.
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Listen to "Armstrong" - Claude Nougaro : www.radioblogclub.fr/open/120324/nougaro/Claude Nougaro - Amstrong
"Bois d'ébène" était l'expression utilisée par les négriers français quand ils parlaient des esclaves. L'ébène de la clarinette pourrait être le symbole de l'oppression des noirs et l'or des clés celui de la richesse accumulée par les esclavagistes.
La ville de Bordeaux fut malheureusement le premier port négrier de France pendant près de 200 ans.
Bien que Louis Armstrong ait toujours joué de la trompette, cette chanson me paraissait appropriée.
"Ebony wood" was the expression used by the French slave traders when they spoke about the slaves. The ebony of the clarinet could be the symbol of the oppression of Black people and the golden keys the one of the richness accumulated by the slave owners.
The city of Bordeaux was unfortunately the first slave trader harbour in France for nearly 200 years.
Although Louis Armstrong always played the trumpet, this song seemed to me appropriate.
Armstrong
Claude Nougaro
Armstrong, je ne suis pas noir,
Je suis blanc de peau.
Quand on veut chanter l'espoir,
Quel manque de pot.
Oui, j'ai beau voir le ciel, l'oiseau,
Rien, rien, rien, ne luit là-haut.
Les anges ... zéro.
Je suis blanc de peau.
Armstrong, tu te fends la poire,
On voit toutes tes dents.
Moi, je broie plutôt du noir,
Du noir en dedans.
Chante pour moi, Louis, oh oui !
Chante, chante, chante, ça tient chaud !
J'ai froid, oh moi
Qui suis blanc de peau.
Armstrong, la vie, quelle histoire !
C'est pas très marrant.
Qu'on l'écrive blanc sur noir,
Ou bien noir sur blanc,
On voit surtout du rouge, du rouge,
Sang, sang, sans trêve ni repos,
Qu'on soit, ma foi
Noir ou blanc de peau.
Armstrong, un jour, tôt ou tard
On n'est que des os.
Est-ce que les tiens seront noirs?
Ce serait rigolo.
Allez Louis, alléluia !
Au-delà de nos oripeaux,
Noir et blanc seront ressemblants
Comme deux gouttes d'eau.
Armstrong
Armstrong, I am not black,
I am white-skinned.
When you want to sing hope,
What a hard luck.
Yes, I see the sky , the bird in vain,
Nothing, nothing, nothing, shines up there.
Angels... zero.
I am white-skinned.
Armstrong, you’re laughing,
We see all your teeth.
I rather have the blues,
Blues inside myself.
Sing for me, Louis, oh yes!
Sing, sing, sing, that keeps warm!
I am cold, oh me !
Who is white-skinned.
Armstrong, life, what a story!
It’s not very funny.
Whether you write it white on black,
Or black on white,
We see mainly red, red,
Blood, blood, without truce nor rest,
Whether you are, indeed,
Black or white-skinned.
Armstrong, one day, sooner or later
We are only bones.
Will yours be black?
It would be funny.
Go on Louis, Alleluia!
Beyond our tinsels,
Black and white are as like
As two peas.
Babel Fish, Harraps and my son's translation :-)
in 2010 I visited a friend of mine in Paris. On the last day I decided to spend a whole day in the famous Louvre museum. On the right side of this long corridor was the room with the most celebrated painting by Leonardo da Vinci, Mona Lisa.
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"Chapel in the Sky" - this is what is at the top of the Chicago Temple Building. It's hard to tell, but this is up in the point of a skyscraper. I'm including a shot with the window open so you can get a perspective.
This chapel holds seating for about 30 people. It was installed up there by Myrtle Walgreen in memory of her husband, who started the Walgreens drugstores. The wood used came from Walgreen's property.
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Ella: Snoot a 1/8 contra el fondo y beauty dish a 1/2
Cámara: strip light a 1/2 por la izquierda y reflector blanco por la derecha
EXPLORED Nov 14, 2009 #97
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This is photo from my Tunnels series.
Looks much better with B l a c k M a g i c
The Houston tunnel system is a system of tunnels 6 m (about 20 ft) below Houston's downtown street system. The system is 10 km long (6-7 mi depending on the source), and forms a network of subterranean, climate-controlled, pedestrian walkways that link 95 full city blocks.
Today's Tunnel is a series of underground passageways that, with above-ground skywalks, link office towers to hotels, banks, corporate and government offices, restaurants, retail stores, and the Theater District. Only one building, Wells Fargo Plaza, offers direct access from the street to the Tunnel; otherwise, other entry points are from street-level stairs, escalators, and elevators located inside buildings that are connected to the tunnel. Most of the tunnel system is located in the western half of downtown Houston.
ISO Speed: 6400
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8
Exposure: 0.01 sec (1/100)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 14 mm
Processing:
LR2: RAW processing, sharpenning.
CS: Curves.
The following Christmas I received this Sindy wardrobe, the original ones were pink and white. One of the feet is broken and the rail for the inside of the door has been lost.
The clothes inside are a mix of some of the ones I had as a child and some I bought later as an adult.
The drawing room is where family and guests were taken a bit like the den of our day.This view was quite subdued and we had to STAY with the group of visitors ,I always tend to try to be last to capture what I can without causing a disturbance ,also we were asked to stay on the carpet so it was trying to capture a scene without a person or the guide asking me to hurry along .lol! Much easier to get the scene correct in the camera first! Not much for photoshop but am willing to learn...terribly happy they allowed cameras inside!!
The reason the owners agreed to sell after some time was REPAIRS were so costly in a 10,000 square foot home and the roof leaked terribly.Vandalism was also of great concern,in the drawing room the facade of the fireplace the mantel had been removed due to this!
[explored]
the interior of St. Ignatius Church in San Francisco; completed in 1914 and designed by architect Charles J. I. Devlin in what the church itself describes as "Jesuit Baroque"
view LARGE for detail
here is a link to a set of photos of this building: www.flickr.com/photos/atelier79033/sets/72157622868020110/
hoodies are my absolute favorite. period.
the sun is out today, and it's making me soooo happy inside! i just love when the warm sun shines in my eyes :)
i'm anxiously awaiting my friend stephanie's post about our conversation last night. she's doing a truly inspiring project called 500 conversations and i can't wait to see what she writes about our convo.. we had a GREAT one!!! I think it's great! you should all check it out, and look to see when our convo recap gets posted.. she even took a silly pic of me :P
i should be doing about 15 things right now, but i'm rather distracted, and i think i'll go take a nap with my puppy <3
later flickr lovelies!!!
<3
It's raining today so I was forced to do a inside shoot. I decided to do a floating one cause that was my back up plan in case I couldn't go outside. I got the idea for it after seeing a commercial for that new movie The Fourth Kind. My sister want's to go see it, but I dunno, it doesn't look that good to me for some reason. I mean they make the alien seem like the bogey man.
I have to go to work in like an hour. I need money real bad. I went shopping yesterday and I spent way more then I was suppose to. My large format camera fund has taken a bit of a set back, it needs to be replenished. So off to work I must go. Straight into the jaws of the baby eater a.k.a my boss. All tho for some reason she has been really nice to me lately. I dunno, seems very fishy to me.
Halloween is next week, WOO HOO! Can't wait, it's gonna be great! :D I need to buy mini Polaroid film! :O O shit, where am I gonna get all this money? That's it, I'm selling a kidney!
Antonio Banderas & George Clooney inside the snow :-))
Update:
Antonio Banderas crossed the Rainbow Bridge on Sept 8th 2021 caused by a tumor on his nose.
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Free "Bubu" fork (or spoon) when you buy a two-pack of puddings (NT$49/US$1.60). Offer ends in a couple of days, so hurry if you want one!
That "Bubu" character ("bu" as in "bùdīng/布丁", the Chinese words for pudding) looks more like a toast to me than a pudding, though. The top of a pudding is not wavy like that!
Hello, hello
Is anyone home?
Hello, hello
Just pick up the phone
I opened up my life to you
I told you everything I knew
You listened so closely too
You listened so close
When love was just a way out
But you're going deaf now
Yeah, you turned your head around
♥ Paramore
This is me practically every night. Stuck inside a cold lonesome room. But it makes me feel home.
Sorry for the graininess. I set the ISO into 400. :P Today was fun. Earlier today I finally finished the project for my friend that I'd get paid up. :P But I only had 5 hours of sleep because my friend called me cause he wanted to go out and that I can't say no cause he'll fetch me. -_- So I had no choice. LOL. But it was fun being with my friends again. :DD
asdfghjk I reached Day 150 already! xD So much for many last minute ideas! :D
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You can't do any business from there." ...Colonel Sanders
I spent a couple of hours on Sunday morning shooting inside the beautiful Grace Cathedral in downtown San Francisco. I've not had much time to play with the pictures yet but here's the first shot showing the nave and a large sculpture of St. Francis that welcomes visitors to the church.
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i could live inside this house for ages i think.
the pure white architecture and pops of yellow are golden.
Old Fes is one of the most amazing places i have ever been to .
how did we get to Morocco ?.. a cheap flight from London to Portugal , then after sleeping the night at the border in field and being eaten alive by mosquitos .. we hitched down western Spain and then took the ferry over to Africa , arriving in the hassle City of Tangiers ..
I really like all the different people in this scene .. and the woman in the background inside the mosque
Fes el Bali is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its medina, the larger of the two medinas of Fes, is believed to be the world's largest contiguous car-free urban area.
Fes’s importance as a spiritual city was immediately evident by the sheer beauty of the three-gated Bab Boujeloud, outshone only by the full amber moon that dominated from above. Gas lights past the gates glowed and the nightly ritual of cruising had begun. Food stalls wafted spices and it was bewitching.
As if under the spell of an ancient seeker, I was drawn into the medina - the Arab word for city.
Within 50 feet my first choice of narrow alleys to follow forced a decision; all paths looked promising. I simply followed the one with the brightest propane lanterns. As lost as Alice in Wonderland, I gazed at stalls filled with product. Fes has always been a trading city.
Progress was slow walking down the narrow alleys as donkeys laden with goods climbed up, clearly the city’s version of goods distribution. As in the souks of Marrakech, certain areas are for certain products and the most amazing were the food stalls, an endless path of edibles
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texture by Shadowhouse creations
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Most nights the woodland creatures at the end of the garden settle in around twilight. (with the exception of a few cows who party on til they come home)
The last few days I have woken early and wandered out to the garden with my morning coffee, enjoying the spring wonders which have at last, arrived here in the wastelands. Yesterday and again today I noticed the tell-tale skid marks of the Famous Lipizzaner Racing Snails on the stone walk. I followed the trail, slick and snotty as it was, round the corner of the shed to find a gaggle of them setting up housekeeping in the usual spot near the old log.
Yerbod was the first to greet me with a wink so I brought my old friend inside to have a natter about his long winter journey, about the racing circuit, his wins and losses, and the perils of being left handed in a right handed world.
Yerbod is made from the graciously donated wool of Clarice and Evelynn the sheep who reside down the lane. He's made by the needle felting method which involves poking wool with a special barbed needle a bajillion times until his form takes shape. His eyes though are recycled shockingly bright "mother-in-law lipstick pink/red" earbuds which have had a good soak in alcohol and guaranteed germ and ick-free.
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Red velvet cake with white Belgian chocolate truffle filling inside guitar (30 servings), and milk chocolate cake with dark Belgian chocolate truffle filling inside the amplifier (60 servings).
Everything is mapped to size and proportions in Adobe Illustrator. The guitar is life size, the amplifier is 2 times smaller the original. Labels and design elements are recreated in vector and printed on Icing sheets.
All edible, except real strings.
It was the last week in Vilnius and I finally visited the Contemporary art gallery in Vilnius. Super nice building (I took other pics but that's one of my favorite) that welcomes you with this "grate like" structure on the road.
I suggest one visit because the building is amazing outside and either inside.
Ps. Took with my Oneplus 2 and processed with Snapseed
Enjoy!