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From a recent publicity shoot, I introduce you to the gorgeous, quirky and absolutely fun, Kat. I have called this image "Surrender", with tongue-in-cheek, cause based on the time I spent with Kat, I feel that she has way too much spunk and gumption to readily surrender.
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when the woman who lived here started approaching us, i was worried she'd shoo us trespassers off her property. instead, when she saw we were photographers, she introduced herself as Nora and said, "here, let me show you the most beautiful place in Montana--nobody knows about it," and lead us behind her house. she lived on the only hill in the middle of a grand valley, and apparently owned the entire hill. she showed us the huge basalt quarry she and her family own, and the flat plateau on top of the hill. you could see forever from up there. i hope to post more pictures from this place soon. many thanks, Nora for your hospitality! what an incredible part of the world.
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This series was my first attempt at levitation shots. I spent the day at the beach with my cousins. The wind of course was horrible so It took me forever to get the balloons to stay up instead of being blown completely side ways. In the end I had to have my brother and cousin hold the balloons up to keep them at the right angle.
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Zu dem "making of", jetzt eines der Resultate. In dieser engen Gasse ist es wirklich nicht einfach, eine Szene, die auch nur den Beiden im Kopf bekannt war, umzusetzen. Da kann man sich drehen und wenden wie man will. Ober auch eben nicht. Ich bin beeindruckt mit wie viel Eifer sie an die Sachen rangehen. Alles im Rahmen ihrer Möglichkeiten. Und ich fürchte, das sind nicht ihre letzten Charaktere, die wir umsetzen.
The remains of an old lead smelting mill on the moors between Arkengarthdale and Swaledale. It replaced two earlier watermills on the site and operated from the mid to late 19th century.
When we kiss my heart's on fire
Burning with a strange desire
And I know, each time I kiss you
That your heart's on fire too
So, my darling, please surrender
All your love so warm and tender
Let me hold you in my arms, dear
While the moon shines bright above,
Makeup and styling by Kelayla
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7 May 19
"Sometimes what seems like surrender isn't surrender at all. It's about what's going on in our hearts. About seeing clearly the way life is and accepting it and being true to it, whatever the pain, because the pain of not being true to it is far, far greater."
- Nicholas Evans, The Horse Whisperer
Surrender, a word that we don't understand
How are we to get ahead when we have empty hands?
We fight for what will fade
We cling to that from which we're saved
And soon we'll wake to find
We've naught but fists of sand
What good is the whole world
If you've no soul?
~Cool Hand Luke
I just adore their lyrics. Oh how they make me think!
On another note - yeah....winter sucks. Maybe it's still fall where you are....not here.
Made Explore #398
I wanted to do photography today but He was leading me differently, to spend more time talking with folks... But watching this video (youtu.be/6RxVxtLtjhw), I supernaturally fully believed that God cared about me and every aspect of my life. It was when Jairus was begging Jesus to come heal his daughter.... So often God is begging me to just take care of myself, like a loving father trying to talk his son out doing something stupid. Doing life His way makes happy, I feel close to him, and I'm recognizing His goodness (or, glorifying Him, to use a church word)
The odd thing is, I believed He wanted me to do photography this morning. He just kept saying 'not yet' and leading me to do different things which were nice, but not photography
He's talked to me about photography as something just to do with him instead of something to make me happy. When I'm trusting in God, remembering my sin, Jesus's love, and dreaming of heaven while counting gratitudes today... I'm pretty happy and content
And sure enough, the lighting was beautiful at sunset and he urged me to take this picture of my wonderful nerve plant
The white flag of surrender flying on top of Dollar Law in the border hills. Brrrr it was very cold that day thats for sure. This unusual "icy flag" stuck to an old rotten fence post caught my eye on a walk in the southern uplands.
The third building on the site and dating from 1841, A lead smelting mill on the moors between Arkengarthdale and Swaledale. Production was moved to other smelters in 1880.
A white flag flies above an empty marina. Rollei A26, Kodak Verichrome Pan (expired 1982), Rodinal 1:50.
Lord to You I surrender my everything....
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