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"Moving Camp" Oil by Diana Beach-Stamper
The Colors of Freedom Exhibit
The Leslie Powell Foundation Gallery = Lawton, OK
This week in SSC:
"Glass"
Anyone recognize this? The one on the left is vintage glass.
....and for Sight and Sound
From the Cars debut album "The Cars" (1978)
🎪 the Circus is moving to the next town.
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Here Crispin and Saranda, his assistant and good friend. It looks like the wagon is shaking and Saranda feels sick! 😝 Hahaha
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Maybe Crispin will never see Ever, ever again?😔? Oh no!!! Thats quite sad!
A Descent into the Maelström
Photographers tend to blur moving water with slow shutter speeds. Contrarian that I am, I am fascinated by the details revealed by a freeze frame. Here is a series of three images, taken moments apart.
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Took this in Portland while my trailer was being loaded. Also took a bunch of flower shots but they all sucked, lol. I liked the feeling of movement in this.
This is part of a soccer trophy one of the boys received in the past. Saw it on the shelf and thought why not try moving this and seeing what happens.
Took me slightly over 40 shots with different types of movement (left to right, back and forth, rotating, etc.) and speed of movement to get a couple I felt were okay. :)
I used an extension tube to capture this as I do not own a macro lens. This is a left to right movement very slowly. The one in the comments is from a rotating motion relatively quicker
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we were at the park killin some time. cameras were the weapon of choice ;]
i really liked the way this candid turned out. i don't tend to put alot of candids on here. i was thinking i'd start to do that more n_n
i took the SAT. my brain feels numb. is it weird that i'm looking forward to doing my regular school subjects this week? cuz i really am.
something else that's on my mind: lately, i've been really lonely, because i feel like everyone is moving on and i'm being left behind. i know technically i'm the one that left but that doesn't make it any easier on me. however, all of these feelings really make me appreciate my family. they've been there from the beginning and they're going to see me to the end. i really really really love them.
if you have issues with your family, just remember the prodigal son. it's easier said than done, but still worth a try. don't give up!
RJ Corman train Z544, the empty aluminum train move from Russellville to Berea, KY rolls through the middle of downtown Midway, KY.
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Walking through Little Wittenham Wood with Damain Ward we came across a wonderful collection of trees on the edge of a clearing where there had been some forestry work. It is a managed wood, so there are always piles of logs kicking around. The trouble was the head high deer fence that run round them. So lifting the tripod up and thankfull for my new wireless shutter release I grabbed some frames and this is the result of two of them stitched together. I liked the way the main tree seemed to be moving into the clearing to see what had been done, with a hint of sadness.
Wolken die wie verrückt am Himmel vorüber ziehen, aufgenommen an der Nordsee. Was für ein schöner Ort!
Moving clouds, taken at the North Sea. What a beautiful place!
moving forward looking across the december garden from the patio
for many years my garden was a shrubbery flic.kr/p/Lhv9ag which i loved. a picket fence covered in an ivy hedge coming down in a storm flic.kr/p/2gnCyih meant that over time changes had to happen flic.kr/p/2mn2x8a i'll be glad when the trellis is covered in honeysuckle and jasmine. that's the plan ...
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The city wall was a little busier than usual as it was Chinese new year. People of all ages (and means of transport) were heading across the wall as the sun was coming down to set.
In Xi'an, China.
Life's got pretty damn hectic recently which means I've been away from my beloved photoshop for too long. I'm making my way through mountains of wedding editing (which of course I love) but it means I haven't had much time to be creative. I sat down to edit this image last night from NYC, and I just couldn't make it work. I had so many ideas for the outcome and the way I wanted to see it, but everything I did just did. not. work. In the end I decided to keep it simple and use no photoshop for a change.
So, Here's a pretty raw image from a shoot in New York that was meant to turn out differently... but it didn't and that's ok.
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