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From the new wing of the Tate Modern

Commode-ious facility at the Paradise.

South Korea

www.ismaeljorda.com

Nikon D300 + Nikkor 70-200VR @ 200mm 1/250 - f3.2 - Iso 200 - Barcelona [Zoo]

.. is an idea of ignoring others! curtain walls are more for blocking sun n not the sight.

 

see my fav WALLs related images here

Thank you, Mr. Curiosity!

In photo I'm using:

Skin: Enfer Sombre

Head: CATWA HD Queen

Shape: Carwa Queen (Edited by me)

Body: Maitreya

Hair: TRUTH

Clothing: By Lunar

Accessories:

Earrings: Dazed - Hikikomori

Ring: Peekaboo - kawaii kitten

Choker: Swan Bday babe

Bracelet: ASO! Korea Flag gold (Available in marketplace)

Sim: Sunny Photo Studio

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National Geographic, 1977

These are ginger cookies made by my daughter. They were delicious. I like these cookies.... nom nom.

 

It's the other sort of cookie that I have a problem with. I was looking to buy a flash unit for my camera and searched various sites for makes and prices.

 

When I had finished doing this and went onto other unrelated sites I noticed that the embedded adverts in web pages kept offering flash units.

 

I thought this was a coincidence until it kept happening, and I realised that my internet browser was storing cookies of my searches which could be used by other web sites to offer me similar products.

 

I don't know about anyone else but I find that blatant flouting of my privacy a bit unsettling - particularly as the third party cookie setting is set to 'on' as a default on my browser, so I have to elect NOT to send my information to web sites.

 

I initially thought that this technology would improve my browsing experience, but I find it a bit spooky, and can't help thinking that it is more in the interests of the commercial web site, to help them sell more product, than actually improving my web experience.

Windbreaks on the beach at Hunstanton

View through privacy glass.

This abstract photo was taken using my Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone through the harbor restroom privacy glass window, which caused a unique pattern. Post processing only included cropping and adding my watermark.

costafiorita 14/15 agosto 2009.In queste giornate festose qualcuno ha voglia di tranquillità...

Having a public beach all to yourself.

Mamiya 645E

Mamiya-Sekor 100mm f/4 Macro

Fujicolor Pro 160NS

10 second exposure

Ilford FP4@200,

R09/13min/19C

[EN below]

 

Balade près de la gare du Nord, à Bruxelles.

 

Elles sont là … pour notre protection … les caméras.

 

Et que font-ils après de toutes ces images ?

 

Le grand dilemme entre vie privée et protection.

 

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I went for a walk near the North Stattion at Brussels, with my friend Sébastien Jacobs.

 

They are there for our protection ... ... cameras.

 

And what do they do after with all these images?

 

The big dilemma between privacy and protection.

 

Technical Info

 

Appareil | Camera: Nikon D5200 ; Objectif | Lense : Tamron 24.0 - 70.0 mm f/2.8 ;

Prise de vue | Shoot : 35 mm ; f/8 ; 1/30s ; Priorité(y) ouverture | Aperture ; ISO Auto 2500 ;

Logiciel | Post processing Software: LightRoom 5.6; Nik Color Efex Pro 4; PS CS6

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From whence arrived the praying mantis?

From outer space, or lost Atlantis?

glimpse the grin, green metal mug

at masks the pseudo-saintly bug,

Orthopterous, also carnivorous,

And faintly whisper, Lord deliver us.

~ Ogden Nash, American poet (1902 -1971).

Excited to host the #IAPP Privacy Bash tonight at a (very purple) @Newseum! cc @DailyDashboard #PrivacySummit

 

Een schilder in Montmartre

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