Notebookism
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In 1993, our daughter was preparing to enter the university, and Myshka and Vaska considered it their duty to help her, going to sleep on her books and notebooks. But it did calm her down and she worked harder in the presence of the cats.
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Notebook in vivid colours and a parrot feather which a friend brought back from a holiday long ago. I thought the two go together for obvious reasons
Completely handmade by a friend. From dyeing the leather - to stitching it - to making the copper plaques! These are used almost everyday I have one for daily notes, one as a flip-top reporter's notebook, and the third for a watercolour pocket book.
For the 'Smile on Saturday' group: "Handmade" 😊
Cliché and Smile on Saturday: Here
Still Life 2 set: Here
Helios 44-2 and 44-M set: Here
Canon 70D: Here
Notebook
Sometimes there is no complicated story, it’s just all about the image
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Many artists keep track of their views and thoughts in a notebook. Have a look at this informative video about her workflow to see how it works for A.K. Dolven. The same video with English subtitles: Time is material
effects of caffeine on my brain, explained visually.
Caffeine is a bitter, white crystalline xanthine alkaloid that is a psychoactive stimulant drug.
Taken for Macro Mondays' theme: Paper.
The top edge of a notebook in which I keep track of my life.
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Prendre ma plume et mes photos ...
J'ai toujours aimé les petits cahiers et les tirages photos.
J'ai enfin trouvé le carnet pour relier mon envie de revenir à une autre époque, plus obsolète et qui me ressemble.
Take my fountain pen and my photos ...
I have always loved small notebooks and photo prints.
I finally found the carnet to connect my desire to return to another time, more obsolete and similar to me.
🎵 Girls in Hawaii - The fog 🎵
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A macro view of spiral notebook rings, taken for the Flickr Friday group theme, "Ring." The frame spans 1½ - inches across.
Strobist info:
The scene was illuminated by two Nikon SB900 speedlights positioned 45° CL and 90° CR, one-foot above and two-feet away from the subject. The speedlights were fired in Manual mode @ 1⁄32 power through Neewer 24" x 24" soft boxes.
The SB900s were triggered by three PocketWizard Plus X triggers.
Lens: Tokina AT - X M100 AF PRO D (AF 100mm f / 2.8 Macro).
#FlickrFriday
#Ring
I couldn't possibly consider using anything other than a Moleskin® notebook.
We're Here: Notebook Mod
Corner ~ Macro Mondays
Close-Up ~ Flickr Lounge
Thank you to everyone who pauses long enough to look at my photo, make a comment or Fave it.
47/52 {52 semanas de agradable conversación}
Mi lectura actual se resume a repasar los apuntes en mis libretas.
An old spiral-bound notebook for #MacroMondays #Spiral
Taken around 1.5x magnification and cropped, notebook is about 10 mm thick.
Há umas semanas atrás um novo amigo deu-me a conhecer um projecto que iniciou na área da fotografia, convidando-me a participar com o meu trabalho www.blurb.es/user/RSEditions
Surpreenderam-me duas coisas:
- o convite feito a partir de Portugal, onde as elites continuam a funcionar como um forte entrave á divulgação de novos fotógrafos, sejam estes profissionais ou amadores.
O meu trabalho inscreve-se nos segundos e para que conste, é algo que faço apenas pela paixão de quem gosta de vaguear em busca de novas linguagens em torno do meu quotidiano;
- o facto de alguém ter reconhecido alguma qualidade ao que faço e por isso, merecedor de integrar uma coleção de livros com autores diferenciados e cuja qualidade dos trabalhos não me deixou indiferente e a quem, felicito desde já, convidando todos os que me estiverem a ler, a explorar e a degustar. Quanto a ti, Paulo, o meu sentido obrigado e os meus parabéns. Continua!!!. A coragem para dar início a este tipo de projetos não é para todos, apenas para os que continuam a ter uma visão romântica da vida que é, muitas vezes, a que nos salva das múltiplas rotinas que nos deixam tanta vez, á beira do abismo..
Convido-os ainda a espreitar o meu livro, cujo nome é "Para Começar Uma Cabeça" que partilho aqui com um enorme prazer com amigos de todos os dias, fazendo votos de que gostem e quem sabe, adquira senão o meu, o de outro autor aqui publicado.
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A few weeks ago, a new friend introduced me to a project he had started in the field of photography, inviting me to participate with my work - www.blurb.es/user/RSEditions
I was surprised with two things:
- the invitation coming from Portugal, where the elites still being a strong obstacle to the dissemination of new photographers, whether those are professionals or amateurs. My work is inscribed in the seconds and for the record, it is something I do only for the passion of those who like to wonder in search of new languages around my daily life;
- the fact that someone recognized some quality in what I do and therefore thinks it deserves to be part of a book collection with different authors whose quality of work did not leave me indifferent and whom I congratulate since now, inviting all those who are reading me , to explore and taste. For you, Paulo, my special thanks and congratulations. Go Ahead. The courage to start these types of projects is not for everyone, only for those who continue to have a romantic view of life that is often the one that saves us from the multiple routines that lives us many times, near the abyss.
I also invite all of you to take a look at my book, whose name is " To Start a Head " that I share here with great pleasure with friends of every day, hoping that you enjoy it and who knows, maybe buy it or buy any other published author.
Get to know this project better here: www.blurb.es/user/RSEditions
96/365/2022, 4114 days in a row.
made with a single A4 sheet of paper and a card cover, I have no idea what I'll do with them but they were fun to make :)
I shot this at the DXpedition in October with my Hasselblad 500cm and the new NONS Instax Square full frame back. This is my friend Andy’s notebook where he kept notes on the stations he was hearing. Andy passed away a few weeks after this trip.