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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!
Vielle machine à coudre singer des années 60.
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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!
Photo from Msaka, Malawi. One of the young girls at the local school. The white tall man was pretty strange :-)
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Introducing:
**The Departmental Macro Ring Flash**
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
"There's no reason to be the richest man in the cemetery.
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.
I love love love these cupcakes, red velvet has become my favourite these days. The icing is cream cheese, and nothing better than the red chocolate and chocolate bits to decorate. Yummy!
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!
Experiment tonight.
A little over a year ago, I took a shot of some bagels I had baked that I really liked. The shot was taken in natural light, which isn't something I get to take advantage of a lot when I do food photography, but is usually pretty flattering when taking shots of food.
Tonight, I baked up a batch of bagels for the kids to bring to school tomorrow (they read a book called Jalapeno Bagels in class last week and I ended up being volunteered to bake, somehow.) I decided to see if I could recreate that shot I liked, but using strobes to light the scene instead. I think I managed to get the quality of light pretty darn close (although I did tweak the composition very slightly, and I didn't let the white balance skew quite as blue this time, both intentionally.)
Nikon D7000 w/Nikkor 18-200mm @ 50mm, 1/250s @ ƒ/8, ISO100. One SB-700 at 24mm zoom, 1/2 power, camera left and bounced off the ceiling in my kitchen for the overall diffuse light the shade lended to the original shot, and a second SB-700, 24mm zoom, 1/2 power, also camera left but shooting through a white umbrella directly toward the bagels, to get the diffuse-but-directional light causing the soft shadows in the original. Other than minor cropping and a slight boost to vibrance, this is straight off the camera.
I used to bake a dozen of these almost every weekend before the kids were born, and only 6 or 7 times a year now. After having one for dinner tonight, I think I need to add these back to a more regular rotation. I can tell i’m out of practice, as these weren’t quite as evenly sized, or as smooth-crusted, as I used to be able to get them (although now that I think about it, I was stuck using lower-protein flour than usual, which would impact the crust at least.)
This recipe started life as the bagel recipe in The Best Recipe from the folks at Cooks Illustrated, then modified to suit my tastes a bit (really should get around to that web site someday), and finally converted into the weights you see here, which is essentially a 60% hydration dough (or a 5:3 ratio of flour:liquid).
Ingredients
30 oz. high-protein flour (about 6 c.—I use the Sir Lancelot variety from King Arthur Baking)
15 oz. water (1 7/8 c.) at about 110°F
3 oz. barley malt syrup (3/8 c.)
2 1/4 tsp. active dry yeast (1 packet)
1 tbl. kosher salt
Directions
Combine the dry ingredients in the work bowl of a standing mixer fitted with the dough hook. Combine the malt syrup and water in a measuring cup and stir to combine.
Mix the dry ingredients on low speed until the yeast is mixed in well, then pour in the liquid. Continue mixing until a dough ball forms, then mix at low-medium speed for 10 minutes in the stand mixer. This is a real workout for my stand mixer, so keep an eye on yours to avoid it walking or overheating. When done, the dough will be smooth, only very slightly tacky, and easily pass the windowpane test. Remove from the mixer, form into a ball, cover with plastic wrap, and let rest for 5-10 minutes.
Cut dough into quarters, then cut each quarter into thirds (12 pieces total). Shape each into a bagel by rolling into a smooth ball, then poking your finger down through the middle and stretching out like an elastic band. Arrange the shaped dough on two half-sheet pans dusted with cornmeal, cover lightly with plastic wrap and a kitchen towel, and place in the refrigerator overnight to proof. They won't appear to rise much in the fridge; that's expected.
In the morning, preheat your oven to 450°F. In a large, deep skillet or a dutch oven, bring 2 quarts of water plus 2 tbl. of sugar or malt syrup to a boil (for darker bagels, as seen here, add a teaspoon or so of baking soda to the boil as well.)
Working with about 3 bagels at a time, gently stretch the bagels out so the hole is at least an inch in diameter, then boil for about 1 minute on each side. The bagels will puff up almost to their final size while being boiled. Return them to the sheet pan (with a little more cornmeal to prevent sticking).
If you want to put some sort of topping on your bagel, now's the time. The outside of the bagel is usually sticky enough for seeds and the like, but a little egg white can be used as glue if you want more insurance.
Put the sheet pans into your preheated oven in the upper-middle and lower-middle positions, and spray the inside of your oven with water to make a good amount of steam (or, leave a heavy skillet on the floor of the oven during your preheat, and pour in a half cup or so of ice water.) Bake 18-20 minutes until nicely browned, rotating the pans halfway through.
Transfer to a cooling rack. These are great still warm from the oven, and, once completely cool, will keep well stored in a plastic bag for 4-5 days, particularly if you're toasting them. They also freeze nicely.
“The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis.”
-Dan Brown (Inferno)
Life is a complex riddle with complexities of reciprocity.
Fantasy-reality, Light-shadow, True-false, Want- affluence, Joy-grief, Optimistic- pessimistic, Interior- exterior, Crooked- straight, Identical- different, Illumination-darkness, Reality-dream, Abundant- scarce … … …
-this list goes on and on..
These made our life a complicated puzzle. More than the reverse Rubik’s Cube.
And the most interesting fact is that, each one of them creates the foundation of existence of the other. Without life there’s nothing but death. Without light, there’s only darkness.
“আলো বলে অন্ধকার তুই বড় কালো,
অন্ধকার বলে ভাই তাই তুমি আলো"
But despite living in a great maze like life, an individual must choose his side rather being callous.
“In dangerous times, there is no sin greater than inaction… ...
When it came to the circumstances of the world, denial had become a global pandemic.”
Abir Shaqran photography
January 5, 2013
Bashundhara City,
Dhaka.
Bangladesh.
in every part of me
there is a stain you left
you contain my sourness
I endure your shadow
in my dormant breath
I will explode again and again
in your shrivelled heart
like a silent hate that won't leave you
that will be with you always
heavy eyes won't shut
sleepless you will be forever
because I won't let you rest
this is a constant prayer
for you to know how it feels
to be inside my head.
For centuries Tibetan Buddhists have planted these flags outside their homes and places of spiritual practice for the wind to carry the beneficent vibrations across the countryside.
They are written in Tibetan and said to bring happiness, long life and prosperity, enlightenment and protection to the flag planter and those in the vicinity who will also be protected against dangers and negative forces.
Traditional Tibetan prayer flags are colorful squares of fabric with Buddhist symbols and sutras printed on them.
According to ancient Tibetan-Himalayan tradition, as wind drives the flags, prayers are unleashed to the heavens, carried by Wind-Horse.
As the square flags’ edges start to fray and the vivid colors begin to fade, all the prayers are said to be released.
These flags are stung together and hung outside temples and homes.
They may be placed either inside building to increase the spiritual atmosphere or outdoors where the wind can carry the sacred prayers.
A typical prayer flag has at its central image a horse bearing three flaming jewels on its back, known as “Wind-Horse” which lends the flags their Tibetan name, ‘lung-ta’.
The three jewels symbolize Buddha, Buddhist teachings and Buddhist community (the equivalent of Tibetan trinity).
Five different colors are used in the prayer flags which represent five elements, or five different postures of Buddha: space (blue), water (white), fire (red), air (green) and earth (yellow), and five different elements, earth, water, fire, cloud, sky.
These five colors also represent five directions, five wisdoms, five meditative Buddhas and five mental attributes.
Around the horse are 20-odd matras-powerful ritual utterances – each dedicated to a particular deity.
The flags are usually renewed each Tibetan New Year.
These flags are colorful reminders of truth of life, that we are here with this precious life for some time only.
This picture was shot at the time of sunset, in Leh, capital of Ladakh, in the Himalayan hills.
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Inside the danish royal library in Copenhagen also called the Black Diamond.
In danish: taget inde i Det Kongelige Bibliotek aka. Den Sorte Diamant. Arbejdede der i 4 måneder som militærnægter.
The photo is under Creative Commons license, use it as you will, just give credit :-)
Link to my website: kristoffertrolle.com
- John Lubbock.
The Library of Congress, inside the Jefferson building. This is the main building of the Library made famous by the movie National Treasure. I had been fascinated by these building since I was a kid and chanced up on a Smithsonian guide of Washington D.C. which my dad dropped after one of his trips. Since then I have always wanted to visit the place and capture these magnificent historic building that shaped arguably the most powerful nation in the world.
The building had strict security and because of my camera bag I was extensively searched, they don’t allow tripods inside and the locations where you can actually take pictures are limited. I used three exposures to create an HDR shot to get the details here and a perfect exposure. I love it when you can use HDR to get realistic results.
Hope everyone likes it more to follow…
EDIT
Does anyone know the excact value of BRH's stock clothes?
I think it is about €35 ..?
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My sister her beautiful pullip bloody red hood.
Even tough I have the opinion you shouldn't even start with this hobby, she is 14 and has this girl. I still encourage her.
She just joined Flickr and I think she will upload some nice pictures, I would really apriciate it if you added her as conact ^^
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Decidophobia- Fear of making decisions.
I want you to stay
I want you to go
I can't make up my mind
It's driving me mad
I'm going the flow
I can't even decide
All my big decisions always ruin my life
Gets harder with time
All my big decisions make me act like a child
Decisions decisions all the time
Looking up at the ornate domed ceiling of the sanctuary inside the newly-completed Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in downtown Columbia, South Carolina.
Featured on Columbia's WIS News 10 7:00 Report (9/21/11).
Combinado de motivo Boreal de Quimera de Náyades, con el cuadradito de Sindac.
Agradecer a ambas por estas dos delicadezas, también a ' mi kissi' por echarme una manita allá donde más la necesitaba....;0P
Podéis ver sus maravillas aqui:
www.flickr.com/photos/nayades71/ : Quimera de Náyades
www.flickr.com/photos/24141150@N03/ : Sindac
いーぐる, Yotsuya, Tokyo, Japan
Leica M2 + Noctilux 50mm F1
Kodak Tri-X 400
Ilford Ilfotec DD-X 1:4 20C 8mins
Taken from the inside :) - The room of the clock mechanism, actually. This was what I could take through a wodden door :)
#64 in interestingness (on 2007-06-30)
Be careful opening packages - some might have little furry black & white Piranha puppies.
Thanks to Sandra's comment on my "Puppy Ouzo" set, I dug up this shot that my husband took of 10 weeks old Ouzo.
Chris was trying to send in a rebate for a computer case, so he cut the UPC bar code from the empty box - creating the perfect hidaway for the ferocious canine.
I miss that pink thunder he had on his nose. I don't miss those needle sharp fangs.
Week 2 / Squares
52 Weeks of Pix
~ A box without hinges, key, or lid, yet golden treasure inside is hid. ~
J. R. R. Tolkien
another inside installment for the taong bundok...and yeah.....c Andrew...the kid whom i photographed alot when we were in Cebu.
my new series..."mga taong bundok" (People of the Mountains). shots of people who lived in mountains and rural places.
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Posting this one to help cheer a friend up...you know who you are. She's a bit on the down side cuz she didn't get to go to prom...inside joke.
Anyways, this is quite possibly the most embarassing picture i've ever posted of myself...so that certain someone better appreciate it.
For My Face is My Canvas: Emulation #19.
For some reason when I saw the photo that was chosen, this was the first thing that came to my mind. Then began the task of locating the little bag of spiders that I had tucked away in my "craft shelves of doom".
I'm feeling better today, I think I just needed a day to feel cloudy. Today I'm off to officially start my marathon training with a nice 10km run!
forty six.
We are all beautiful.
This was taken as part of the I am Beautiful Project, created by the amazing Amy Spanos. I know the photo is supposed to represent our personalities, but I chose to portray the idea that beauty does not come from what we wear, or our style, but from our natural bodies, no matter what shape or size--though I feel this does have aspects of who I am in it.
Amy, if you ever read this, you are inspiring in every single way. You were one of the first Flickr members I ever followed on a daily basis, and each one of your photos are absolutely wonderful. You put so much effort into your descriptions, and are truly a kind and caring person. You are beautiful, inside and out, and I could only wish to be as talented as you.
It's difficult to see what I've done here, I've taken a piece of rolled felt and attached a bead a either end and then tied it to the longer strip of thicker rolled felt that acts as the base for this piece...whew!!
The Junee Locomotive Depot was built by the New South Wales Government Railways when the line from Sydney opened to Junee in 1878. On 29 September 1947 a 42 road, fully covered roundhouse was completed. This was the last steam locomotive depot built by the New South Wales Government Railways. As well as being the depot for locomotives on various branch lines it was strategically important being located half-way between Sydney and Melbourne. On 9 July 1993 the State Rail Authority closed the depot.
In December 1994, Junee Council leased the roundhouse with part of it sublet to Austrac Ready Power who restored several ex State Rail Authority engines at the site as well as rebuilding engines for BHP, Port Kembla with the other part set up as a museum.
Following Austrac Ready Power ceasing in September 2000 the depot lease was taken over by Junee Railway Workshop.
Since April 2010 Junee Railway Workshop has been overhauling a fleet of eighteen 48 class locomotives for GrainCorp.
The building features a 100-foot turntable, and part is still used for commercial reconditioning and the rebuilding of locomotives.
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