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model: Bridgit
alone and afraid.....
she holds on tight.
gripping at anything she can.
only if u could here...the sounds
and the smells
through a picture that'd be just great.
ill try to explain
the loud voices in the other room
the smell of alcohol in the next room
the smell of air freshner in the
restroom...
the smell of the rain and fresh air
as i open a window.
These were dogs that I photographed during Nikki and Jonathan's engagement shoot. I loved them!!!
The little black dog on the right was super afraid of the sound of a camera, so we had to trick her a little bit. :) This was one of the only shots where we had her looking at the camera and not trying to run away.
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These were what seemed to be huge baby raccoons that my co-photographer Mike found foraging in the dumpster. We were in search of exotic birds when we found these guys instead. They were visibly scared but were trapped inside this deep dumpster and had nowhere to go for escape, at least for that moment. But by looking at those paws I knew they were good climbers. After a few shots (well, plenty, actually!), we went on our way and left them alone. Having lived in the city most of my life, I only had the chance to see raccoons at night (except in the zoo), but never this bright, close, and face to face. View this in large size for detail.
Photo was used (with my permission) by the Minnesota Zoo on an educational, non-profit exhibit.
Just a quick one of me and the girls. We have lots to do tonight in preparation for our trip tomorrow and I simply don't have time to think up something creative.
He is already afraid of the camera, My Son and Wife were playing with camera and they took this shot
"Change, it is inevitable, but the most nerve-wrecking thing in the world. Being afraid of it is being afraid of life itself because that is what life is, passing moments of change. Every single thing changes. I’m starting to think i might be a control freak. I avoid situations in which i cannot have an easy escape when my anxiety gets the worst of me. I really hate it. I had so many dreams and ambitions, this is not where i thought i would be at this point of time. I haven’t accomplished anything and have been sitting in this exact place for the last 3 years. It’s like im in this crazy loop hole and when i finally get the courage and do something about it, within a few days, the fear creeps back up. nags me and makes me feel hopeless again. Its like living up to that old saying “you can’t miss what you never had”, fearing that the day i will get it, ill soon lose it only to be in an even worse predicament of grievance and misery. I know it sounds insane but hell, its how i feel at the moment. I have to stop being afraid of such ridiculous things because deep down i know this isnt the path i choose for myself and giving so much energy to such negative thinking is merely a waste of life."
- Treehugger_pe, www.43things.com
this is going to be more than we hoped for. Reading between the lines of what the surgeon said today, I think we are looking at several months of chemotherapy. I think we can handle all of that except my wife losing her hair. She will be devastated. She looks great to me with or without hair, but not to herself. And when it grows back we will finally know the real color. Don't tell her I said that. Vanity, thy name is woman and some men.
There is still hope that this is not necessary but my reading of the surgeon said it will be. It is gut wrenching for me to think of her going through this. On the other hand, it beats the hell out of her dying.
I feel like this guy looks. I am at one of my lowest lows. But hey, life goes on and we all persevere. I will be back on top tomorrow.
I am afraid that the white balance i settled on makes it look a little too point-and-shoot-ish.
Any suggestions or opinions on how this could look more polished and 'pro' (whatever that means to you) would be greatly appreciated.
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This is a picture of a young lad of Essex's regiment waiting for his sergeant and a small tour party without gas masks in the trench experience at Dover Castle Kent while snipers were firing and clods of earth came sailing over with if you are able to look carefully you will see around him the light shape of two head stones that I took today of a young lad 29478 private Stanley LYFORD PRIOR Hampshire Regiment who died 1st November 1916 age 18 from wounds received 12th October at the Somme and who is buried on a hill in Easthampstead at St. Michael and St. Mary Magdalene's Church Berkshire
Today tuesday 17/06/2008 is also the 110th birthday of Harry Patch (born June 17 1898 in Combe Down Somerset) the second-oldest man in the UK and one of three surviving British veterans of the First World War still living in the country.
Harry is also the last surviving Tommy to have faced combat and following the death of Lazare Ponticelli, he is the last serviceman in the world to have fought in the trenches of the Great War in the Western Front.
Strobist info : two lights - both with 18" grids, one is camera right and the other is a kicker
Part of a series - comments appreciated