View allAll Photos Tagged backside
when i was working on my pics for the exhibition at Aneli's I had hung all of them high up in the sky. One day I saw through the backside of the framework, which is black with my name on it, my silhouette appearing, Strange and intriguing effect. I played around editing today and voila ^^
(Circa approx. 1984) I think this was taken the day my dad gave me my first camera - a black Minolta Hi-Matic 7sII with a broken light meter. I was twelve and somehow I managed to avoid destroying the thing over the years as I skated around with it. It's still in like-new condition and takes great pictures. When properly focused (something I didn't quite do here), the lens on these cameras is pretty amazing.
This shot was taken while I was laying beneath a launch ramp and my friend Kevin jumped over me.
Copyright © 2025 by Craig Paup. All rights reserved.
Any use, printed or digital, in whole or edited, requires my written permission.
I didn't attend the party this way. There is a skirt for this outfit but I was changing and then decided to shoot some pixs.
Questa dalia l'ho fotografata dietro anche perchè ha la sua particolare bellezza non solo sul davanti.
La Dalia è un fiore pure dei miei ricordi, in campagna nei giardini coltivavo io i fiori e le dalie erano fiori fra i miei favoriti.
*
La dalia, fiore appartenente alla famiglia delle composite, è originaria del Messico ma ha avuto una grandissima diffusione in tutta Europa. Questo bulbo da vita a fiori magnifici, ritenuti tra i migliori per adornare giardini e terrazze per la loro incomparabile bellezza. La dalia è caratterizzata da fiori cosiddetti “capolini”, sostenuti da gambi piuttosto lunghi e dritti, questi ultimi sono simmetrici ed esplodono in tantissimi colori diversi. La dalia è una erbacea e produce delle foglie grandi e dal colore verde molto intenso, con i bordi interi oppure seghettati. Questo bulbo è destinato ad un uso ornamentale in aiuole e giardini, va molto bene anche per i terrazzi ma non è assolutamente adatto per gli appartamenti.
*
“In qualsiasi modo si immagina noi stessi sempre ci immaginiamo veggenti. Credo che l'uomo sogni unicamente per non cessare di vedere. Verrà forse un tempo in cui la luce interiore uscirà da noi, in modo che non avremo più bisogno dell'altra.”
( Johann Wolfgang von Goethe )
****
I also photographed this dahlia behind because it has its particular beauty not only on the front.
Dahlia is a flower of my memories too, in the countryside in the gardens I cultivated flowers and dahlias were flowers among my favorites
*
The dahlia, a flower belonging to the composite family, is native to Mexico but has had a huge diffusion throughout Europe. This flower bulb has magnificent flowers, considered among the best to adorn gardens and terraces for their incomparable beauty. The dahlia is characterized by flowers called "heads", supported by rather long and straight stems, the latter are symmetrical and explode in many different colors. The dahlia is a herbaceous and produces large and very intense green leaves, with whole or serrated edges. This bulb is intended for ornamental use in flower beds and gardens, it is also very good for the terraces but it is not suitable for the apartments.
*
"In any way we imagine ourselves always we imagine ourselves as seers. I believe that man dreams only so as not to cease to see. Perhaps a time will come when the inner light will come out of us, so that we will no longer need the other. "
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Byodo-in Temple, Kahaluu, O‘ahu.
Le Bambole Mk. VII, "The PinHolga" Pinhole Camera. Kodak (new) Portra 160. Exposure: f/133 and 2 seconds.
Horvun was a respected member of the CyberDemonic military division. He worked as an instructor for new recruits and it was known widely that many of the recruits passing his teachings went on to get great careers. With his mastery over the element of Electricity, Horvun himself was a force to be reckoned with. One day, there was an accident in which he rescued a high-ranking member of the military, losing his arms in the process and finding himself drifted away in a coma. When he woke up, scientists had given him all new, mechanical arms that allowed him to channel his electricity even better. Seeing as Horvun had never given his consent to this surgery, he was enraged. Horvun spent months in his house trying to get used to his new appendages and the blades held within to channel his element. After fashioning himself with two very crude, serrated blades made from a chainsaw, he vanished into the wildlands and was rarely seen or heard from again...
Yeah, finally, woohoo! Horvun has been a WIP for a long time (Thanks BFTGM entry-san) and last night I decided to finish him up. He is a cyberdemon, a species belonging to Meskiimocs, and serves as a basic template for a male member of theirs. I did add a twist with unnatural arms, kinda felt that was appropriate.
Hope you enjoyed, cheers!
The backside of Ageloff Towers - Two apartment buildings from the late 1920s on Avenue A between E 3rd & E 4th Streets. On the Avenue A side the buildings present a block-long unbroken facade. From the "back" (the entrances are on the side streets) they can easily be mistaken for 4 separate buildings.
[A7ii-6204 Lr2015-DxO-PScc]
Backside of a Bee doing its thing :) Sorry a day late for the BBBT Group I couldnt upload anything on here yesterday.
Belous Maximus riping stilish backsideflip ever from this 7 stairs. I'm so like this kind of weather and lighting, i'm think it's the best way to get maximum quality in your photos.
2 Flashes
View my website:
Visit my blog for:
>Insights about my photography
>Reasons for Revisiting previous areas
>Post Processing steps/Exif Data
>Original-During-Final Images side by side
Tony DeSantis Photography Blog
Website and blog are new: Any feedback or comments are appreciated