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Another portrait of my dear friend and mentor, Frannie. Lightness and darkness and introspection...
Photographed in her Manhattan apartment, June 2013.
بناء على ملاحظة الشباب جزاهم الله خيراً
حول أقتطاع الجزء العلوي من الصورة لما له من أثر سلبي في تشتيت الصورة فلقد تم حذفة
Fiery fortysomething redhead Hanneke caught in introspection while sitting on the end of a jetty into the harbour in the Dutch town of Hoorn.
Immergersi nelle acque profonde del SE, dove i riflessi si mescolano tra realtà e sogno; viaggio nel silenzio...danza tra ricordi, desideri e fantasie, tra paure nascoste nel buio e speranze che danno luce.
Scoprire nei pensieri che scorrono velocemente segreti dimenticati, emozioni mai raccontate; lanterna accesa nel buio dell'anima, lume tenue che guida il cammino verso autentiche verità.
Immerse yourself in the deep waters of the SE, where the reflections mix between reality and dream; journey in silence...dance between memories, desires and fantasies, between fears hidden in the darkness and hopes that give light.
Discovering forgotten secrets, untold emotions in rapidly flowing thoughts; lantern lit in the darkness of the soul, faint light that guides the path towards authentic truths.
The examination of one's own thoughts, desire and feelings it generally provides a privileged access to one's own mental states and can determine any number of mental states including: sensory, bodily, cognitive, emotional and so forth
Introspection detail, the full portrait here.
Marion for Julia Kay's Portrait Party
I'm very excited to let my JKPP/flickr friends in on the news; I've just confirmed a OneWomanShow of my mosaic portraits... in May!
Details coming soon.... :)
'Introspection'' is a series that portrays fears that i have that are holding me back, as an attempt to set myself free from them.
''Introspección'' es una serie que retrata los miedos que tengo y que me retienen y me impiden evolucionar, en un intento de liberarme de ellos.
New levels of introspection with a 10X magnifying mirror and the realization of its potential as a spy tool.
I had planned a quiet afternoon of photographing dahlias at a Long Island arboretum and invited my 8-year-old grandson to come along. Andrew was up for adventure until he got stung by a bee shortly after we arrived. Then it was, "I hate nature! Can we call an ambulance? Can you carry me? What if the bee's friends come after us because I killed their friend?!? What if the venom kills me??" I was sympathetic and reassuring but secretly amused by the high drama.
When I took out the mirror so he could check the two bites on the back of his leg, we could see the bee's stinger still in one. He wouldn't let me touch it, but after a phone consultation with his mother, he was able to remove the stinger himself by scraping it with my bank card. His mother praised him for being a brave boy, and then all was well. And there were chickens to feed at the dahlia garden!
Andrew spent the car ride back, taking photos of passing cars' license plates with my phone and said he might want to be a spy. I did manage to photograph the dahlias (and chickens), but this photo, for me, is most representative of the day. One photo a day. (231/366) Bayard Cutting Arboretum, East Islip, Long Island, NY -- August 18, 2020
A photo walk through a Japanese garden on a rainy late November day in the Pacific Northwest. Japanese gardens are places for solitude, introspection, contemplation, and connection with nature. Key elements are water, stone, vegetation, and human-made objects. This walk has a very
calming quality to it. I think I could have this one just play in a loop all day.
Production technique is again simple; direct raw to image. No edits crops or adjustments. You see only what the camera captured.
Sound: Shakuhachi [The Japanese Flute] performance by Kohachiro Miyata, soft rain, and mountain brook (recorded by me)
Chill and enjoy.
Standing on Maungawhau looking down over my city shrouded in fog turning to gold in the light of the rising sun it's easy to slip away into quiet introspection.
I wanted to create something dark and moody as reflection of my feelings...but it wasnt easy, I really had to tap into my darkest side to create this one...because no matter how much I tried, the image would come out filled with light :) I am finally happy with how this looks, however in the whole process I did a lot of introspection...and I am sharing one of my favorite quotes about darkness cause it really resonated with how I truly feel...
"...Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? There's nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we're liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others."
--Marianne Williamson
20" x 16", ceramic, dinnerware, stained glass, mirror, glass tiles & grout on hand-built substrate.
Modeled after a Dutch artist, I couldn't resist using a touch of classic Delft pottery in her blouse.
Marion for Julia Kay's Portrait Party
Better enlarged.. I am proud of this shot.. I was a little apprehensive but I took the pix. Each woman a world.. a universe..
Oh my, I don't know what to say. I am proud because for once, my work seem to correspond to what I really want to do. For once... after all the frustration, the failures, the doubts, it looks like holding on and on and on has led me to today's gift. I am thankful and at peace tonight.
Immergersi nelle acque profonde del SE, dove i riflessi si mescolano tra realtà e sogno; viaggio nel silenzio...danza tra ricordi, desideri e fantasie, tra paure nascoste nel buio e speranze che danno luce.
Scoprire nei pensieri che scorrono velocemente segreti dimenticati, emozioni mai raccontate; lanterna accesa nel buio dell'anima, lume tenue che guida il cammino verso autentiche verità.
Immerse yourself in the deep waters of the SE, where the reflections mix between reality and dream; journey in silence...dance between memories, desires and fantasies, between fears hidden in the darkness and hopes that give light.
Discovering forgotten secrets, untold emotions in rapidly flowing thoughts; lantern lit in the darkness of the soul, faint light that guides the path towards authentic truths.
Photography: Gastón Torres
Art direction: Juan Cruz Taurel
Styling & Make up: Iara Gernetti
Model: Indiamara Deggerone @ REBEL MANAGEMENT
Thanks: Aku
Más y sin censura:
Trois opérations :
Voir, opération de l'oeil.
Observer, opération de l'esprit.
Contempler, opération de l'âme.
Quiconque arrive à cette troisième opération entre dans le domaine de l'art.
Emile Bernard
Artist: Damian Michaels
Title: Introspection
Medium: Graphite pencil on paper
Year: 2002
Size: A3
Collection of Richard Huck, USA.
WATCH THE FILM INTROSPECTION
Après un an de promotion et à ce jour plus de 10 sélections en festivals, le film INTROSPECTION est enfin disponible.
Ce film, nous l'avons voulu comme une dose d'énergie guidant vers l'émancipation de l'être. Cette énergie on vous l'offre et c'est vous qui la ferez grandir.
Un immense merci à ceux qui ont contribué à cette aventure et qui ont fait confiance à ce premier projet cinématographique.
Lionel PRADO