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Karin's third birthday was last Saturday too! So... Happy Birthday, Karin!!! *___*
She looks so beautiful as Alice in Wonderland! I'm in love! ❤
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O terceiro aniversário da Karin foi no sábado passado tb, mas só consegui fotografá-la hoje! ^^;
Feliz aniversário, Karin!!! *___*
Ela ficou tão perfeita como Alice no País das Maravilhas! Amoooooo!!!! ❤
Another macro shot trying out my new Canon 100mm f2.8 L series macro. I still got a lot to learn on DOF with this lens.
Taken at the UCR Botanics Garden in Riverside, CA.
These were for my nephew's party Saturday. His theme was all sports. I was totally overwhelmed by all the extra hours at work and didn't get to do what I originally planned. So I went with molded candy toppers instead. So the kids got two treats in one.
i bought this plain white paper lamp from ikea for something like 2,5 euro.
I used watercolours to paint it, then i found this little basket that had fake flowers in it, used yellow thread to hang it from the lamp, printed a boy and a girl and put them inside the basket!!
Música (abrir en nueva pestaña) / Music (Open link in new tab): Vangelis -Conquest of Paradise 1492.
Interior de la Biblioteca de los Depósitos del Sol de Albacete, construida en el interior de lo que antaño fue un depósito de agua cuyo cometido era abastecer las necesidades hídricas de la ciudad. Hoy es una biblioteca que satisface la demanda de lectura de los ciudadanos.
-English:
Interior of the "Depósitos del Sol" library (Albacete, Spain), built inside what once was a water tank building whose purpose was to supply the water needs of the city. Today is a library that meets the reading demand of citizens .
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I was looking for a place for a great HDR photoshoot. I think I found it here. This is the Bradbury Building in Los Angeles Downtown. It is located at the corner of 3rd St. and Broadway.
It was built towards the end of the 19th century and was used in shooting great old fillms like Bladerunner, Chinatown, Wolf, Lethal Weapon 4 just to name a few.
It's haunted since some people reported seeing ghosts.
The building is still being used by tenants and visitors are only allowed up to the first flight of stairs. The two old elevators are still working but only for use by the tenants.
I was with my wife Emi and you could see her on top of the stairs with her camera.
I like the color version too but finally decided to go for the black and white.
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Good morning. Something a bit different for a change, being shots I took inside and antique mall/store this past weekend. Purpose of the trip was to find a coat rack and some china for flickr friend Paige, which I unfortunately failed on in both cases. But the owners were kind enough to allow me to take pictures while in the store. Only problem was I didn't dare bring along a tripod so all shots were hand held in spite of having to use a slow shutter speed since I hate using a flash. As a result only about a dozen or so photos turned out well of approxomately 100 taken.
These are the first two images I'll be posting randomly over the next few weeks. I hope you enjoy them when it's all done. And if you've never taken the time to look for photo opportunities in an antique store you ought to. Especially since great care is given to some of the displays (as above) and there are some very interesting items to be found and photographed...which you'll see in some future pictures. Not forgetting that it can be a lot of fun perusing an antique store.
Take care...and I hope everyone has a great day.
Lacey
ISO100, aperture f/3.5, exposure 0.1 seconds (1/10) focal length 34mm
I took two photos today because I have an art show I sell postcards at tomorrow and I was worried there would be no quality time.
Bad Marble!
Surely this photo was shot inside the Inside-out Building, or Lloyd's of London. This is a structure using the architectural design called Bowellism, a design which the services for the building, such as ducts and lifts, are located on the exterior to maximize interior space.
Lloyd's of London is classified as a statutory listed building. A listed building may not be demolished, extended, or altered without permission from town planning authority.
Recently there is rumor that the building has been sold to Chinese insurance group Ping An Insurance for £260M.
some urban lines #1
Das MyZeil ist ein Einkaufszentrum in der Innenstadt von Frankfurt am Main. Es ist Teil des Gebäude-Ensembles "Palais Quartier" und bildet dessen Zugang zur Einkaufsstraße Zeil. Es wurde am 26. Februar 2009 eröffnet. Der Architekt ist Massimiliano Fuksas aus Rom. Für die Tragwerksplanung der Stahl-Glaskonstruktion ist das Ingenieurbüro Knippers Helbig aus Stuttgart verantwortlich.
_ The "MyZeil" is a shopping mall in the city center of Frankfurt, designed by Roman architect Massimiliano Fuksas. It is part of the building ensembles "PalaisQuartier" and forms its access to the Zeil shopping street. It was officially opened on 26 February 2009. The structural design of the imposing steel and glass construction is by Knippers Helbig from Stuttgart.
I want to be brave like Esther who risked her life and position as queen to save her people.
I want to be selfless like Hannah who gave her only child to god for his entire life.
I want to be courageous like Ruth who followed Naomi into a place that was not her home.
I want to be like Mary who had the faith to disregard all judgement set against her for being a pregnant virgin mother.
I’ve spent so much time looking in the mirror and wanting to be all these superficial things. Or being afraid to look a certain way because people might think it’s too different. But have you ever looked in the mirror and said “I wish I could be more like Esther?”. Of course not, that sounds silly doesn’t it?
You know what the crazy thing is, if you were to bring that to god he would give you a new, unbelievable courage. But when you spend your time wishing your hair would be a certain way or your skin would be perfect you are wasting your time for something that will not last.
I’m almost positive I talked about this in the last project but that’s okay because something changed in between that time. A pastor was down at my church and she prayed over me. I had been lost and broken and scared and I had never met her before yet she put her hands on my head and right away told me, “God wants you to know he thinks you’re a gem.” A gem. Something so beautiful, valuable, and precious. Tell me, how can a woman I never knew, reach into the darkest part of me and speak words of fire and light? How could I not believe when a woman was standing in front of me telling me something only god could know and understand that I needed to hear?
This picture represents me in every single way. From my quirky personality to the way I’m afraid to part my hair in the middle because of what the kids at school might say. However that person is in the mirror, in a cage and stuck there. All I had to do and all I have to do is walk away. He is begging for you to turn away from that broken glassed mirror and to hear him tell you how beautiful you are. He wants you to know you are a gem to him. Unpolished, maybe. Chipped, probably. I mean I know I am. But still so beautiful and so unique.
You have a beauty that nobody else can obtain and only he can set a fire that will shine through those brittle bones and set heat to the coldness of your soul. We do not need anymore self conscious people who are obsessed with the way they don’t resemble Tyra Banks. He needs people with a beauty that only Esther, Hannah, Mary and Ruth had. A type of beauty that is only found buried beneath the dark coals inside. A type of beauty kept away in a hidden gem.
One of the brightest signs of revitalization came a couple of weeks ago, when the three buildings beside Studio d'Xavier sold. They all once contained a furniture refinisher's business, and were filled to the roof with old furniture, lumber and antiques. A homeless person had taken up residence in them. Today, however, the new owner opened the doors to begin liquidating the contents. Junk dealers and pickers from three states were parked down the street with trailers when I arrived at Studio d'Xavier.
Rather than fight the tide, I decided to simply place a few things I needed to get rid of..... a couple of counters, five sewing machines, and a stack of cardboard boxes, out on the sidewalk for sale. I turned the bar lights on and put some zydeco on the stereo and opened my doors. Nobody seemed to be interested in my sewing machines or my counters. After an hour or so, I began to paint the reflectors I had built out of hollow core door slabs.
When a friend came over, I put down the paintbrush and got a couple of beers from behind the bar. We settled into the couch and chair across the room and watched the passersby as we visited. I wasn't paying much attention until I noticed a young woman in a safari hat looking over my sewing machines. I moved to the door to greet her, and I noticed a camera around her shoulder. A film camera.
"Those are half off for people who know what T-MAX 100 is," I offered.
"I really don't need a sewing machine....." she replied.
"But you look like you could use a beer." I countered. She smiled, and I invited her and her friend to come inside. I explained that the Happy Fish Bicycle Club was a member's only establishment, and she would have to sign her name on the wood behind the bar to become a member. After that, I popped the cap off a cold Miller High Life bottle and handed it to her as she settled down at the bar. Her friend sat down as well, but declined a beer.
We talked about photography a bit. Jana considers herself to be a street photographer, and she was well versed in the arts. I learned that she earned her PhD at Cambridge in the UK, and is an English professor at the local university. Originally, she was from Albuquerque, New Mexico. "That's on the other side of Texas," she joked.
We chatted until Jana's bottle was dry, and then I explained the 100 Strangers project to her. She agreed to participate, so I moved my softbox into position and switched on my camera. When we were done, Jana asked if she could take a photo of me as well. "Sure," I replied. "How do you want me?" I ended up standing beside the moldy chair and the yellow painting at the front of Studio d'Xavier.
Thank you Jana, for the good conversation, and for being Stranger #150 in my 100 Strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the flickr group page.
The 100 Strangers website can be found at 100strangers.com/
Strobist: AB1600 with 60X30 softbox camera right. Triggered by Cybersync.
This was shot inside the bathroom of a random gas station in Clovis, New Mexico (home of Billy The Kid). This is what i find in the sink when i walked in the bathroom.
Memories are bullets. Some whiz by and only spook you. Others tear you open and leave you in pieces.
“People can't live with change if there's not a changeless core inside them. The key to the ability to change is a changeless sense of who you are, what you are about and what you value.
Stephen R. Covey
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{Wikipedia} Haghpat Monastry is a 10th century monastic complex, that represents the highest flowering of Armenian religious architecture, whose unique style developed from a blending of elements of Byzantine ecclesiastical architecture and the traditional vernacular architecture of the Caucasian region. Haghpat has been in the UNESCO world heritage list since 1996.
Finally!!! I managed to finish this drawing!!! It was a pain, but totally worth it!!! These two are Bikou and Moko from the Furuba Fruits Basket Kenosha Family RPG. They are the new year of the wolf.
Ok, to clear something up, the little girl, Bikou is not a replacement for Minako, well not really but she's her own little person. Though she's so cute!!! ^ ^ Ummm...her twin bro in blue is cute too. His hair is white, but I outlined it by accident in black, but outlined again with a blue colored pencil. ^ ^
For the hats, I know they don't go with the outfits, but for some reason, we'll just say they're gifts from uhhh....someone in the family and they like it.
I just love their cute outfits. I mean, c'mon! They're twins, they should at least have some type of matching outfits, even if they're different colors, right? Anyone notice how different the ying yang symbols are from one another? Did that on purpose too, after watching too many episodes of Samurai Kyo, it struck me to do this.
Bikou (c) KyuubiTamer/Scorpioncat 13
Moko (c) SohmaLuver
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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.
Petite Wanderlings Poppet & her Garden Anthology
There is a simplicity in Poppet. This makes her very intimate. She is delicate, soft, pure. Magical. Profound.
The world that surrounds her is a dream filled with relevant things that open up a whole other world full of very important treasures and memories. In this world, everything narrates: the softness of the texture of her dress, Bambi’s company, a fence to look through, the grass to sit on, flowers to give water to, Figaro’s protection, butterflies to follow, books telling stories of imagination and reality, her inner world inside them. A bow, flowers, old buttons, a shinning pink heart, a golden key, a recently born little Bambi warmed in a wool, an egg. All simple, all quotidian. Every detail in Poppet’s Garden Anthology is turned into a space for meanings and life. It is a place of belonging.
Poppet is herself a storytelling. She speaks love, delicacy and magic. She is in peace with herself. Poppet is in some ways fragile and helpless, but she has little Figaro, her books, her Garden, and her imagination. And within herself lives the assurance of the love of her creator, Poppet knows she will always be in her heart.
I unveiled her delicacy and deepness slowly. Tears were in my eyes.
Dear Lisa, I thank you so much and forever for creating this beauty.
Poppet, Figaro Tompouce Von Pinktea and her Garden Anthology came to live with me in March 27, 2012.
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created for The Blind Pig Speakeasy challenge #12 Interior Spaces
I think Karen dared us to photo the inside of a cupboard for the Blind Pig Speakeasy challenge #12 - here is my stationery cupboard. I always wanted to be the stationery monitor at school, but I'm afraid I was never the monitor of anything, because I wasn't the sort of girl to be put in charge of things . . .
maybe you don't have a stationery cupboard, have no need or desire for such a thing, but my father was a master printer , my mother painted water colours, my mother-in-law ran a secondhand bookshop (and we have had to clear their houses recently) and I worked in a garden design partnership and this cupboard (there are more shelves!) is the history of all these activities . . . so very restrained when I think of everything left behind!
Inside the St. Mary's Catholic Church in Greenville, SC
This picture was taken around 12PM during my lunch break :) It was dark inside the church and the only lights are the ones coming from the glass windows and candles. Because of poor lighting condition, there is no way I can get the right exposure without over exposing some parts of the image. So I decided to take 3 shots with different exposures (auto-bracket) and merge them into an HDR image.
I used Luminance HDR software-it's free :) and tone mapped using Mantiuk operator. Adjusted curves using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2.7.
Love suddenly makes everything seem possible...
• Pareja: Ingrid & Efraín
- Asistente iluminación: Pía - "loquenoves"
- Cámara: Nikon D60
- Contacto: paz.fotografias@gmail.com
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