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Photo: Morning Thought
by Nelonie Crelencia aka lancelonie
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Day 28/365
Let’s set sail / Start a fire / Learn to live a little higher / Let’s pick the lock / Grab the reigns / Forget there ever were chains / Cause there never were chains (Alice Phoebe Lou)
You & Me & Me & You | Florian Fritsch in der ZustandsZone,
Ausstellung vom 16.07.2017 bis 12.08.2017
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© Sankt Pauli, Hamburg, 2017, Florian Fritsch
Nature gives us an amazing amount of wonders and within her bounty we find similarities upon which we decide to have reflections and those can lead us on to further investigation with wondrous revelations. The figure created by the silhouette of The Pentland Hills is an amazing sight and she can transform her image from different positions even appearing as if she is pregnant from one vantage. Here Mono and Colour are used to give a further insight into the Sleep Skyline Figure that may have been seen as a Goddess, as Geology in transition and also held so many regards that have been given and lost even as she is found in the landscape today and will with weathering and other developments over many, many years be seen as something vastly different than she appears today.
The Pentland Hills are magnificent and here is a share of their beauty.
I have been mentioning the weather lore of, “Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight,” and now the mention is still reaching into the links below.
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Pentland Hills Regional Park
Red sky at night and other weather lore
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Matthew 16:2-3, King James Version
2 He answered and said unto them, When it is evening, ye say, It will be fair weather: for the sky is red.
3 And in the morning, It will be foul weather to day: for the sky is red and lowering. O ye hypocrites, ye can discern the face of the sky; but can ye not discern the signs of the times?
Gospel of Matthew 16:2-3, King James Version.
www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+16%3A2-3&...
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Week 7, Saturday
While Aura grows it's interesting to follow how elements of imagination and magic to come into her play. Especially one particular episode has stayed in my mind. We were at the kitchen and she kept on asking food from the fridge to give her sleeping cat. Of course she cannot feed her cat real food, so I opened the fridge took some 'imaginary food' and put it into her hand (in other words I put nothing into her hand). This was the first time when she was introduced to 'imaginary things' and didn't have any idea how she would react. Aura looked her hand and stopped for good ten seconds to wonder what was going on. Then, and very much to my surprise, she accepted it without any questions and went to feed this 'imaginary food' to her sleeping cat, which was of course very satisfied by it.
If you've grown close to natural sciences it's tempting to see magical thinking, which lives somewhere between religion and art, as flawed attempt to understand world, and based on false logic, associative thinking or other irrational elements of thought – something which kids (and adults) grow out by learning logic and science. And while I can't totally deny this stance, I still find Claude Lévi-Strauss's thought of 'untamed thinking' to be more interesting way to describe this mode of thinking. As such it breaks up, or least decreases, the distinction between science and magic, by saying that untamed mind is perhaps an universally constitutive form of thought and distinct from mind cultivated or domesticated for the purpose of yielding a return (as it is with an engineer, for example, but in practice all educated people). Untamed mind continually gathers and applies structures wherever they can be used. As such it also describes how magical thinking is used when Aura learns her way into our culture. To her, it is a way to manipulate symbols, words and images to achieve new meanings which she will then put to use in her play. This way untamed thinking enables her to explore and learn her cultural and mental surroundings. Later on when she grows older, with help of education, she will of course learn to think like rest of us. By then her train of thought is domesticated to live within preexisting set of theoretical and practical knowledge. But today it's different and her mind is still free to go wherever she wants. It makes me happy, because I'm perhaps tired of my own thoughts.
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“Of course, there will always be those who look only at technique, who ask ‘how’, while others of a more curious nature will ask ‘why’. Personally, I have always preferred inspiration to information.” ~ Man Ray - 1890 ~ 1976
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"Blackbird singing in the dead of night
Take these broken wings and learn to fly
All your life
You were only waiting for this moment to arise"
(20141027 007_pp_cr16_9)
Macro Monday "Sparkle" take 2.
The one thing about macro photography is you learn how much dust you have in your house. I spent ages trying to clean these with a microfibre clothe and cotton buds. I couldn't get behind the garnets, so there is still obvious dust though. Still, I thought these garnet earrings were quite pretty and sparkly!
HMM flickr folks :-)
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from 20/5cm strips of arches paper wet crumpled !
it was an idea I had in mind for a while but just folding it today. some people found the snail good in my last picture so I decide to use it again, it's an easy way to fold a snail !
While on #Lockdown I've been trying to find things that could be interesting to photo in my garden.
Limited space. Limited subjects but I will continue to try...
Learn how to turn your needlepoint canvases into a pillow here!
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"I'm not gonna let you die today. Dying's easy. You're gonna learn about pain. You're gonna learn about loss. Every morning I look for 'em, Bill. I look for 'em but then I remember. It's gonna be the same for you. When you look at your ugly, mangled face, you're gonna remember what you did. You'll remember, Bill. You're gonna remember me!"
Did I ever mention I hate taking photos? Well I do and my photos usually look like shit anyway, so I hope I can get a new phone soon. Anyway off topic. Punisher is one of my favorite marvel characters and the netflix show is great, especially episodes 1, 9, 12, and 13. Jon Bernthal is perfect, could not have picked a better choice to play Frank Castle. I wanted to make a new Punisher even before watching the series and this is 1000x better than my old one.
The entire design is a mix of his Daredevil and Punisher look. The only sculpt work on this guy were his armor, sleeves, and hair. I used procreate on his torso as well as etape to create his armor. I used weathering techniques to paint the skull and used a brush mostly (one of the very rare times i'll use a brush). The hair was annoying as fuck to sculpt and took three nights to do, Jon has some weird ass hair and usually looks different between shows and episodes so I mostly took from his Daredevil look, it took three tries but I think i'm good with this. He has electrical tape boots, cred goes to Yale for the inspiration. His entire jacket is etape as well, wanted to do this since etape gives off a more leather feel than capemadness.
Etape > fabric. He has a random brickarms gun.
What do you think!?
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This is a recurring theme of mine. Draw if you want to be a better photographer. Especially draw if you want to be a better AI artist because there will always be something that needs fixing in AI. If you think your image is perfect as born from a text prompt it's because you're not looking hard enough. Which is what drawing teaches you to do. The point of drawing is not to draw well, but to teach yourself to look more carefully. Sometimes I wonder if some photographers even bother to look at all. No offense, but you know who you are. There are photographers who expect viewers to spend more time looking at their pictures than they did in making them.