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"The Fisherman and His Wife"

A clean, straight-on portrait of a photographer who brings attitude to every shot. Classic camera, strong look, zero hesitation.

sto·i·cism

ˈstōəˌsizəm/

noun

1.

the endurance of pain or hardship without a display of feelings and without complaint.

 

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a new tiger concept . need to screenprint this

I love the burnt orange colour, i got to say orange maybe my new favourite colour to use

Must have been this time of the year. The cool December breeze. Early in the morning. Everyone was still asleep. The sun was always late. I could smell the coffee brewing. The sound of eggs frying tickled my ears. She was humming the same old tune. I could never make out what song it was. I never asked her. It doesn't matter anymore. She's a long time gone.

 

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Polaroid 690 + Impossible Color Film Gold Frame.

© Luís Campillo 2015

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broken man

serving my time

doing the best i can...

 

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Cut from a much wider 16-image panorama that featured Kangto Peak on the far left as well. Figured it was too wide to be really looked at.

 

I spent some time grading this shot - it took more than the usual to get it right. By a strange stroke of misfortune the camera settings slipped to Jpeg from RAW...never have I missed RAW more, than with these shots where Jpegs just restrain you with how far you can push them...

 

And yet it's turned out reasonably well I think.

 

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"As the light lies on these white walls"

  

These portraits of plants, have been made for many different reasons but always for the JOY of it. All of my photographs are daytime, made in city parks and gardens and virtually straight out of the camera with the absolute minimum of post processing.

 

This on going photographic odyssey that I call TERRA INCOGNITA has helped me notice what is always present in my life

"It may be that you are not yourself luminous, but that you are a conductor of light. Some people without possessing genius have a remarkable power of stimulating it.”

― Arthur Conan Doyle

 

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ProCamera, Snapseed, Procreate, Matter App, Union App, Superimpose, Stackables, Mextures

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"I used to be a king. And everything around me turned to gold." - Graham Nash

 

Well, he is not really a king. Maybe a king of his castle in Sydney. I met Chris years ago in Northern Italy. I think I took this portrait in Lake Garda while we were having dinner. I like how he turned his head and looked away. His hair cut reminded me of a Roman Ceasar. He had the perfect profile for it. Italian nose. A bit of stubble. Years of wrinkles. Sad eyes. What was on his mind? Yea, maybe he used to be a king.

 

I shot this with my 24-70 mm EF lens on a Canon 5D mk ii. Why is this significant? Because that would be the last time I would haul this camera on travels. It got so heavy for me that it led to my sciata attack. This I will not forget.Photo © 2014 Rob Castro

 

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Somehow this fell into the crack. I started the Icons Behind the Lens Series some time ago and I thought I have posted all the images for the series. This one never made it. It's a bit of a dark horse so maybe it was meant to be unnoticed. Until now.

 

These are my folding cameras. One of them is a Kodak Jiffy, a real gem that came out in the 30s. Sorry, but I can't remember which one is it now. They all still work. Somewhat. Depends of what work means. It's operable but has to be used with some compensation. For instance, the leaf shutter is slow. Which means that if I metered at 1/60, I probably have to set the camera at 1/125 to compensate for the shutter delay. Fortunately, film is very forgiving. Especially, if one uses professional films like Kodak Tri-X or Ilford HP5. Both are my go-to films.

  

The image on the left was taken by Edward Weston. Quite a bit of material has been written about Weston so I am going to skip him and go to Juzno, who captured a self-portrait on the right. Not much I think is known about him. Juzno was an Alien living in Mars in 1950s. When he came to the US, his eye for the bizarre in cosmopolitan Out-of-this-worldly prepared him to capture the odd, the morbid and the freakish as he examined the culture of that day.

  

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A moment frozen in time, where the river and the girl move as one—possessed by the beauty of life.

© 2017 Rob Castro

 

Sometimes I wonder ... is that a number 6?

  

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György Németh (Hungarian, b. 1959) – Beauty Does Nothing, Szingy Gallery Budapest

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Camera: Nikon

 

The Siang passes by Aalo (formerly Along), the one surprisingly big-ish town on the way.

 

We spent the night here on our way to Menchukha.

 

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gyorgy nemeth visual artist 1959 abstract painting no 28 szingy gallery budapest

Between December 16, 2012 and January 3, 2013, I met some of the most beautiful people in the Philippines. This series documents their stories. The title "Bukas Na Kami" is a play on words in the Pilipino language. It could either mean "We are open" or "Tomorrow it's us." I'll let the viewers decide which translation they like.

 

Message me if you are interested in the book. Thanks.

 

Rework from previous post.

Iloilo, Philippines

© 2013 Rob Castro

 

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“I am a dreamer. I know so little of real life that I just can’t help re-living such moments as these in my dreams, for such moments are something I have very rarely experienced." - Fyodor Dostoyevsky

 

Interpretation of landscape in Hahndorf, South Australia

iPhone 7 Plus + ProCamera

iPad Pro + Procreate + Superimpose + iColorama + Stackables App + VSCO + Snapseed

  

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