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The new fence that was installed this morning gives us and our neighbor a little bit more privacy. And I think it's extra gorgeous!!
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Trustom Pond NWR
The pair using this nest last season were harassed by redwing blackbirds and abandoned it. This year's tenants seem to have better luck, the nest looks robust and they are acting parental. Hoping for some chicks soon.
This idea is not mine . I saw it on the internet sometime ago(I can't found who is the photographer). So, I wanted to recreate with my personal touch.
The garden,really enjoy this place for meditation and painting.
Thanks for the visit have a nice day and a fantastic weekend.
"If privacy had a gravestone it might read: 'Don't Worry. This Was for Your Own Good."
— John Twelve Hawks
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Or rather, the lack of it. There didn't appear to be any indication that partitions were ever in place.
AL TECH Specialty Steel. Albany NY
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Photo bumped up to mark the 10th anniversary of my photo-shoot with Lulu.
At her home in Newport (Casnewydd), Wales (Cymru), United Kingdom, on Friday 29 January 2016.
NOTICE: The photograph is not geotagged if the photo-shoot was done at or near the model’s home, for their safety and privacy.
About this photographs.
She is seen here modelling in a cream coloured faux fur coat with light brown stripes, made by an unknown fashion label called Quality Fashion. The fur coat was bought second-hand from a charity shop. She is wearing her own black scoop neckline top, with her own dark blue jeans, and a pair of black high heels. She also wears what appears to be a pearl necklace.
The photograph was taken with a Nikon D200 DSLR and a 28-200mm lens, in one of their spare bedrooms which they turned into a homemade studio. She is posing in front of a black backdrop.
The story about the photo-shoot.
In 1985, when I was in my last year at a deaf school, I decided to do photography as a career because it is the kind of off-beat job that I would like to do. But the hearing teachers, my own family, the family friends, the career advisors, and even the social workers, told me that I should not do photography as a job because I am deaf.
I tried to make an effort to get into a college course to study photography, but they got me on a training course instead of a proper study course. From 1987 to 1989, I spent two days training in traditional graphic design while at college, with a three-day work experience for a professional photographer as part of my course.
After leaving college, I attempted to get a job working either in photography or graphic design, but in those days, there were still discrimination against the disabled people, so employers are likely to favour hearing people over deaf people.
Then I got married, and started a family life, but divorced the wife and I became a full-time single parent, so everything was put on hold for a while.
Few years later, while my kids were old enough to attend full-time school, I started my own projects mainly to refresh my skills. I needed to improve my portfolio if I were to try to apply for a job, or may even consider going freelance. One of the graphic design projects I planned to do, requested a female model.
So I searched online, looked at some of the modelling agencies and model booking websites.
I booked Lulu for a two-hour outdoors photo-shoot in Newport, Gwent, South Wales. I arrived at her home, met up with her, and went through the details of the photo-shoot, then we went into city centre, and I found a perfect location for my needs.
We did the photo-shoot, and when it was done, there was still time to spare, I think maybe one and half hour of the booked two-hours slot was used up, leaving maybe half hour left.
I think that both Lulu and her husband didn’t think it was right, I think they feel like they were overcharging me for less time used, or something like that. They were nice and polite, and they allowed me to use up what was left of the booked timeslot.
They pointed out that they have a small makeshift studio in their spare bedroom, and suggested I could use it for some indoor photo-shoots, use what was left of the booked timeslot to do more photographs if I wish to do so. I figured why not? Not only that I would get my money’s worth, but also take a chance to do more refresher photography.
And this is one of the series of photos I took in the remaining half hour of the booked timeslot.
Point of note: Lulu had left a glowing and positive review on my profile, on the model booking website, pointing out that despite my being deaf with speech impaired, she had found working with me a pleasure and enjoyable.
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ithaca, ny.
i had a dream i was nude in a big black box. i was just hangin. two men tried to peek in and hang with me. i said, "can i get some privacy please?!"
Silver eFex Pro: low key 2, red filter, Ilford PAN F Plus 50, split-toning.
Somewhere behind this floral barrier is an abandoned building at Floyd Bennett Airfield, Brooklyn, USA.
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