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i am so excited! this has been the 1st time i've been able to take the camera outside since november. it was so beautiful outside and it felt great to just be free for a change! and spring is almost here!
> FORMSPRING <
Trying to get a nice photo in a burst of sunlight, while being hassled for the camera by a toddler...
16/52 Glisten, sparkle and shine
M4H Project 52
Sunset through my rain spotted window ( in need of a cleaning )
Orange, the color of refreshment & rejuvenation, featured in my morning routine. Its also a self-portrait!
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"Well, they're not traditions if they're new." - Serena van der Woodsen, Gossip Girl
Funny but that's exactly what I did. I started a new tradition by preparing this prosperity bowl consisting of money, food, and a piece of ginger. I seriously do not know why these ingredients among all others, but hey, why not?
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I never really feel settled wherever I am; I'm not sure if it's because I've always moved around so much. I do know that I feel most at home when I am surrounded by those I love.
Week 31
Still in holidays (visiting family and friends), still don't have much time to setup some serious shot!
However I'm lucky enough to have a cooperative sister-in-law! She ordered the dress for a wedding she had few weeks earlier but unfortunately she received it yesterday…
We decided to take few pictures, between 2 showers (Yeah the weather kinda sucks), so she didn't received it for nothing!
Enjoy your week!
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Semaine 31
Toujours en vacances (et rendant visite à la famille et aux amis), toujours à courir après le temps donc toujours pas assez de temps pour préparer un photoshoot sérieux.
Je suis malgré tout assez chanceux d'avoir une belle-soeur coopérative! Elle avait commandé une robe pour un mariage qui a eu lieu il y a quelques semaines mais malheureusement elle ne l'a reçu qu'hier…
On a décidé de prendre quelques photos, entre 2 averses (Oui la météo n'est pas top), histoire de dire qu'elle ne l'a pas reçu pour rien!
Passez une bonne semaine!
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Canon 5D MKII + EF 135MM F2 L | F2 | 1/160 | Iso 160
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This is called ‘Jacob's Well’, and is supposed to contain a water feature (it was bone dry when I visited). The design is very elegant, though, with cleverly laid out leading lines.
Hand-held HDR from five raw shots, tone-mapped in Photomatix Pro 3, post-processed in Rawtherapee and the Gimp.
Edited with PTM creamy soy latte and delightful haze.
I don't know if there is anything extraordinary about the lighting in my driveway, but it sure makes her eyes sparkle.
Possibly the saddest (acting) boy in the world for the weeks theme of Sad.
The motivation behind this capture - was that I asked Jake what face he would use if I told him he could never ever have sweets again.
I know, I'm cruel.
Day 116, Monday, April 26th, 2021
Mike at O’Reilly’s
Upon leaving WW on Saturday, my car took seven turns of the ignition to actually start the engine. I had a bunch of errands to run but took my car home instead because I was worried about the battery. I thought I would just park it and take it to get looked on Monday. Monday the car started right up but I went ahead and took it to O’Reilly’s in Canyon Lake. I had gotten a new battery there just three years and two months ago. Of course the battery only had a three-year warranty… figures right? Mike came out and tested the battery and sure enough it was nearly dead. So he was kind enough to replace it for me even though they are not supposed to go inside of cars right now. The Enclave’s battery is actually located in the floor behind the front passenger seat. Thank you, Mike!
ODC - Sunny, project365 - #121/365, project52 - #18/52 Happy Hour.
Another dreary rainy day made sunnier with cupcakes!
Every year I carve a couple of pumpkins for my kids. Every year I forget how much I hate the smell of pumpkins :-/
A huge huge huge THANK YOU to every single one of you for helping me get through my Project 52!
A bigger thank you to Sarah Cornish, from My Four Hens Photography, for coming up with this beautiful idea.
I've learned so much. I've made so many mistakes. But, I remained dedicated enough to finish. My creative senses tingled each and every week to get an image posted in time. Thank you everyone for keeping me going throughout the project with all your comments! They were so sweet and inspiring.
The images that everyone shared in the Project 52 group were just so motivational! The stories behind those pictures were also beautiful. I've been so inspired to now narrate my life through pictures.
Although school does get a little tough sometimes, I manage to make enough time in the week to take a picture for the theme. It's just that important to me. And I love it. I think a Project 365 might be a bit too much for me with school, but I know I'll do it someday.
I'm definitely continuing on with another Project 52 for this year, and I absolutely cannot wait to see what I come up with.
Wishing you all a VERY Happy New Year! Best wishes for 2014 :-)
Thank you for all your support, and good luck with that camera and for all the photography opportunities to come! Shutterbugs like us just don't stop :-)
Cheers!
PS. It took me a while to put 52 photos in a collage, and I really wasn't feeling like doing squares. So I kind of went crazy. :D
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Lucy for quite a while now would mix between purees and finger food. This week, she decided that purees are a thing of the past. Refusing point blank and waiting for pieces of our dinner to be put on her tray. Here she is eating peas, broccoli and pasta in a tomato sauce.
Built in 2012 the architect is Santiago Calatrava. It is named the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge and is now an iconic part of the Dallas skyline. It features a support arch at the center that reaches up to a height of 120 meters (400 feet), the bridge is almost as tall as a 40-storey building.
Sunday 27th October 2013 - the day before the storm called St Jude hit southern England. This is the beach at Milford-On-Sea getting battered by some big waves in the run up to the storm. The wind was very strong even the day before the storm, and I had to push the car door extra hard to get it open.
I love the snuggly, cozy moments right after my kids wake up. It's a new day, a new beginning... full of possibilities.
Subject: Guilty Pleasure
I haven't been at home this week and I'm away for the next few days. So tonight was my only chance of posting for this week's theme.
One of my guilty pleasures is trawling through Photography magazines and websites, to see what kit I could buy next. Above are the boxes for the majority of my cameras and lenses. It also includes my latest addition, Sigma 105mm Macro lens, which arrived last week. There is a range of other kit, but I tend to spread it around in an effort to minimise the pile.
Kit, you know it makes you a better photographer. Oops.
Now, have to go and pack the rest of my kit for an early start tomorrow.
I'm late, but what else is new? (I need that on a t-shirt). Spring has come to my balcony. I was surprised, because I thought I killed the plants. Let's hope they manage to surprise me again, and actually bloom this year.
My accidental coffee rings.
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week6-bleu
Au départ, je voulais photographier des fromages, des "bleus". Et aujourd'hui, en allant faire la vidange d'huile de ma voiture, j'ai trouvé un parc automobile avec de nombreuses voitures aux bleus variés. Cette photo représente un bout de portière de Renault Twingo...
Week6-blue
At first, I wanted to photograph cheeses, "blues". And today, going to do the oil change of my car, I found a car park with many cars with various blues. This picture shows a door of a Renault Twingo...
After a very hot week, including there being no trains on Tuesday resulting in a two hour and sweaty journey home, I've not been particularly inspired from a photographic perspective. Cat had also been down south for most of the week so in between cooking, shopping and cleaning there was little time left outside of engaging in chores.
Henry had his MOT on Saturday, which alas he failed and new brake discs are being ordered to get him through, which meant an early morning start and a meander home via Beacon Park, a street side coffee at Caffe Nero and a well needed hair cut. All in all this made for a pleasant morning, and a lazy remainder of the day whilst I waited for a plumber who never came.
It was also enjoyable, compared to past experience, to chuck a small camera in my pocket; I'm thinking upgrading the DSLR rather than moving towards smaller equipment probably wasn't the best of moves. Still, it's good to learn.