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in the gym
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Camera:Nikon D90
Exposure:0.013 sec (1/80)
Aperture:f/4.5
Focal Length:24 mm
ISO Speed:1250
Nature teaches us simplicity and contentment, because in its presence we realize we need very little to be happy.”
~Mark Coleman~
EXPLORED: Aug 26, 2014 #25
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خيري محمد شعبان
khairy Mohamed shaban
khairy.ms@gmail.com.
This is a total cheat, though it's almost really hard to tell. She makes it look relaxing. One day I will make sure she's stretched enough to do it, or find someone new. hehe don't tell her;)
My bedroom seems to be always filled with light which is why its one of my favourite places in the house.
I have these beautiful heavy soft sheers which I handpainted and they really diffuse the light in here and make all my girly stuff glow.
Can be a bit of a problem taking photos sometimes but I caught the light just right on this little display.
I have quite a lot of 1950's necklaces as well and they get hung and draped over everything as I am a really over the top rugby shirt and shorts wearing girly girl.
mmmmmm Beginning to think I AM eccentric!!!
EXPLORED #463 5TH NOVEMBER
I love simplicity shots sometimes where there is very little in a scene but it leaves you facinated with the view.
Vous devinez ce que c'est?
Sortie photo avec un ami dimanche. Une maison abandonnée trouvée dans un rang de campagne.
Je la dédie à Denis, il sait très bien pourquoi :-)
Sometimes the most beautiful things in life are the simplest.
This picture was taken at the same day and at the same location as I took the other picture: Left Alone.
There are so many little flowers in ther forest. You just have to wait for the perfect light.
Taken with another manual lens of my grandfather. A Pentacon 100mm 2.8. Beautiful lens!!!
Camera: Olympus Pen-FV
Lens: Olympus G Zuiko Auto-S 1:1,4 f=40mm
Film: Kodak Portra 400 professional grade colour negative film
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
Barcelona, with an unusually stony beach after the storms washed away the artificial sand...
From the first roll shot with a new and very basic Leica M-A, which will eventually replace the M7 for 35mm film work. It was a bit unnerving shooting a Leica without an in-camera meter, but in reality the exposures were more accurate than with the M7 - probably because my guesses were calibrated periodically with a Sekonic ambient light meter.
Shot with the Zeiss 50mm C-Sonnar on 400TX (Tri-X), and processed for EI1600 in XTOL stock.
Simplicity 3835 with some changes, in Nani Iro fabric. Blogged here: bubalablog.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/girly-dress-no-2.html
Sometimes it takes a very visits to a scene before you start seeing new compositions. Today I revisited a local jetty after seeing some interesting clouds, and suddenly I saw the simplicity of this image in my head and found it appealing.
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”
~Leonardo da Vinci
This picture is untouched. I just liked the way it came out.
Special thanks to my friend CinCin.
Taken at the Imperial War Museum North. I think its actually a speaker emiting sounds for one of the displays.
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Day 40 - Summer Project
I sing glory, from my lowest,
And I will say peace,
To the people I meet;
While the world
Waits for an explosion,
The instant of light,
That wipes that slate clean.
Song: Train Under Water by Bright Eyes
So for this picture, my intial editing concept didn't work out as I had planned. Instead I decided to do something simple with the birds and the colors.
View large please!
What amazes me, is simplicity.
More in people, than in processes.
More in practice, than in theory.
More now, than ever before.
Tragically, simplicity is boring.
The buzz comes from complexity instead.
But of course, it is simplicity that puts complexity into perspective.
Shot a cop, an abandoned building, mourning windows, shiny happy people, characterful faces, etc.
But what this simple blank wall can do, to glorify a complex plant pot, is amazing.
What is also amazing, is the simplicity of capturing a satisfying shot, when not trying too hard.
PS: My handwriting sucks.
A young woman rests inside an old red car, her thoughtful expression illuminated by soft sunlight, contrasting with the weathered vehicle.
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I've been going cleaning mad today, because mum and dad come home today. well, about 3am tomorrow morning, but still.
I wanted to put my hair up for this shot, but, alas, i have no hairbands left. they've all gone missing or snapped. It wouldnt surprise me if most of them were down the floorboards.
I also couldn't decide what to wear today, and the outfit i chose was a bit awful, so i thought "Phbbbt, who needs clothes?" which is why i am starkers in this. Fwhee.
I'm addicted to using vintage effects♥
I'm not going to put a mature filter on this because I made sure i wasn't showing anything when taking the photo. I'm trusting you all not to be pervs. :)
When all else fails turn to the more common species. I liked this image for its simplicity so I thought I would share it.
Please check out my new Facebook page at www.facebook.com/bradjameswildlifephotography
and of course my latest blog post for more images from the past weekend
MissJewell inspired me yesterday. Went out with intention to find the most beautiful yet simple shot I could. Simplicity is underrated.
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This took me ages to get right. A sodding self took me ages to get right, like this. Grrrr. Oh well, I guess it turned out okay :)
Last day of college, EVER tomorrow! Not really sure how I feel about it :/
i called this simplicity mostly as i did not have to do any re-work in photoshop or minor -so a nice easy upload via 500px ift.tt/2ehDWO8