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I was so fortunate to be matched with the extremely talented MFayre for Week 11. Our theme was one that we both struggled to come up with an image that properly portrayed the theme - or at least I did! I wanted to take an image that portrayed the literal definition of the word "perpendicular" - as in the geometry definition. I love how MFayre's image and mine work so well together! Brilliant!
This is a diptych project by a group of female photographers who have known each other a long time on Flickr. The project matches two of us together each week with a different theme to interpret how we want, on an individual basis. We then create a diptych using each of our photographs.
The results of the collabrations are being posted on a blog, which you can find here ...
☆ Pledge Week 2
Sunshine, sisterhood, and Sigma Xi Psi 🌸So grateful for the amazing bonds I’m forming with my line sisters and big sisters during rush week! ✨ The assignments are fun, the company is even better, and there’s no place I’d rather unwind than by the pool!!
I got the idea for this shot a week ago and had the opportunity to take it while dropping my son to golf last Tuesday. As my son went to the pro shop to check-in, I got on my hands and knees on the putting green to set up and take the shot.
Later, my son told me that while checking him in, the pro looked out the window and with bewilderment on his face asked my son if he knew who was that man on the putting green. My son said. "That's just my dad". The pro asked, "Is he alright"? "Oh he's fine" my son replied.
Anyway, I went home delighted with my 'circle' shot of the ball (I'm not counting the hole as it doesn't look like a circle from this angle). It was only when I loaded the picture on my computer that I realised I had captured upwards of 50 circles - the dimples on the golf ball!
we live in the past
and wait for the future
instead of realizing
that we’ll never leave the present
I have been part of an online forum for almost four years. about two years ago I started writing down what I did and felt like every day before I went to bed. those information are my diary and I saved them in that forum which stopped working four weeks ago. I thought I had lost those memories of the past two years forever and it made me realize that I should concentrate on the present more often. I’m trying to retain every little memory, I write down my thoughts, I take pictures. I want to be able to look back in twenty years and know what I’ve been like. but sometimes I just need to live, right here and right at this moment.
the good news is that I have all my texts back and I’m currently saving them to my computer.
this is Jenna, by the way. my new film camera I purchased on ebay. it was very cheap, so I just bought another one so that maybe one day I’ll have a big camera collection.
now say “Hi, Jenna!“ everyone. :)
[january 25 – 31, 2010]
I ran out of time to shoot this week, my planned shot was blocked by work & real life getting in the way!
More info about the shoot and processing on my site -
davidcandlish.photography/news/2015/11/16/the-week-of-the...
week 7 / 52
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week 23
Dogwood 52 week photography challenge
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just a fine summer day
晴朗的夏天
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[ 37 / 52 Weeks - 10 - 16 september ]
This week subject: Daily life.
Due oggetti della vita quotidiana. Era da tempo che avevo voglia di fare un dittico :D
Spero vivamente che quest' estate si concluda al più presto, perchè io non ne posso davvero più di questo caldo. Voglio le foglie gialle. E un po' di fresco. E magari un po' di nebbiolina.
On air: Secrets - OneRepublic.
I've been sick for the last week, so no new photos, just this reworked one from last summer.
#388 on Explore December 20, 2007. Thanks to you!
You could see the moon above last night's sunset, so I took a quick handheld snap or 2 of it!
Best viewed larger.
Week 22 in my 52 Weekends of 2009 project.
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Per questa settimana niente self ("Era ora!" direte voi XD).
Con questo scatto a mo' di "cosa c'è nella tua borsa" voglio dire che ho voglia di viaggi, di mare, di scoprire posti nuovi e ovviamente immortalarli.
Quelle due foto analogiche sono tratte dai vecchi album delle vacanze dei miei genitori (nell'epoca dei capelloni) e quelli sono i miei nuovi pantaloncini fiorati -♥.
"And the sky is full of dreams
But you don't know how to fly
I don't have a simple answer
But I know that I could answer
Something better
This feeling won't go
Wait for it"
[This is Your Life - The Killers]
I have been listening to The Killers non-stop lately. I'm so in love. But I also bought an old Kings of Leon album and a couple Spoon albums... As well as a ton of other ones. I've spent too much money in the last little while... All on music. But I'm okay with that xD
Also, my photos have been extremely dark lately, mainly because I haven't been in a very good mood. But I'm starting to feel a bit better, so they should be getting a little brighter in no time :)
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Decided to go out of this world this week. Well not quite. Using household objects as planets. The "comet" trail was a blue pen light I swished across the blackboard. Apart from contrast and cloning of dirt this was produced in camera.
Explore 23/07/2013 Thanks everyone for making my image onto Explore!
January 29 -- February 4
This week was pretty good, other than the fact that I have now fallen victim to the common cold, including a stuffy nose and scratchy throat. I've had a fantastic weekend. I along with a bunch of other girs from InterVarsity Christian Fellowship went to this girls house who had an indoor pool! It was a great time getting to know these wonderful girls. There was a hairstyling competition, so cliche, but mine won! The girls doing my hair were ecstatic to have so much to work with haha. Regardless, it was a great weekend, I'm am typing this from my boyfriends suite while "watching" the superbowl. Have a great weekend!
P.S. Some extras in the comments!
My friend Carly, and I are doing a "One word; two views" project for the whole year. One word a week. There is so much snow at my house. I'm eating snow cream as I type this. :)
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[ 44 / 52 Weeks - 29 october - 4 november ]
This week subject: Vintage. ( ❤ )
Another technique!
If this looks familiar to you, that's likely because there are two other ways to achieve this effect, namely the well-known technique of connecting 1x2 tiles with minifigure hands (which, as far as I can tell, can be attributed to Barney Main) and this technique by Simon NH. However, if you are looking for something that is sturdier than the first option and don't own a bunch of 2x2 corner tiles, this variation might work for you. The key piece here is the inverted 2x2 tile, which can be combined with 1x2 tiles and a simple support structure in back. Rotating the pieces as far as is possible to get a rougher texture helps to distinguish the individual "bricks" in the wall from one another and makes for a more interesting texture. It's also helpful to utilize two colors rather than one. I originally though that this technique would be fairly limited in terms of color, but it turns out the 2x2 inverted tile is available in light and dark bley, tan, and sand green, so you can actually achieve a fair bit of variety with this technique in terms of color.
I'll be posting more techniques in the next couple of days (because a little bit of sensationalism never hurts :P ). If you've seen this technique before, please let me know! I don't want to "claim" techniques that other people discovered before I did. In any case, feel free to use this.