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the start of this season's fall colours...
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I am thinking this is the perfect way to begin a new day...
...and the perfect way to begin the New year.
Think I'll give it a try!
For my friends Patrick (Kansas Poetry) and Nancy on the celebration of their marriage. The happy couple hosted a wonderful reception this evening at the old Lawrence Train Depot. We had a great time helping them mark the beginning of their life of love together.
“Beginning my studies, the first step pleas'd me so much,
The mere fact, consciousness - these forms - the power of motion, …”
—Walt Whitman
Waiting for the ferry to Vancouver Island, at the beginning of our Canadian Rockies tour.
For a long time I took no photos of clouds. Stieglitz had done it; better to Be Here Now; the experience is better than the memory. One thing I know for sure: tomorrow, the clouds will be beautiful. Then eventually, like Doc Brown, I thought, “Oh, what the hell.”
For the Flickr Lounge Minimalism theme.
This time spring feels like a new beginning.
Although I know you since years
Its like meeting you for the first time.
every word is full of emotions
every word is a seed in my soul
can you hold me again?
even when summer ends?
can you rest in winter ?
and bloom with me again in spring?
Six years ago, the start of our first trip to discover snow!
For the 21-day photo challenge in order to celebrate Flickr's 21st birthday!
Day 7: Beginnings
The whole album: www.flickr.com/photos/a_life_shot_in_blackandwhite/albums...
Ready to Start: youtu.be/KJnHNPGSW44?si=YdHdFJA3Ndc3g5MJ
Explore position: 77 on Wednesday, February 19, 2025
If you are someone inclined to look at exif data you would notice that after 6 years there is a camera change here. I am not one who needs to keep up with the "latest and greatest". My little D610 has served me well and given me many images that I love. However, my eyesight which has been poor since childhood has taken a nosedive over the last couple of years due to retina complications. I found it harder and harder to focus my manual lenses...especially my favorite old 135mm. Even on auto focus I couldn't really see whether my images were acceptable unless I was tethered to my computer and that was rare since I only do a little studio shooting.
For many months I deliberated over whether I could justify the expense...and which Nikon to go for. The D850 images had crazy awesome megapixel stats...but it is heavy and pricey. Then Nikon ran a sale on the D780 and I bit. I am so glad I made the leap...I can see so clearly through the viewfinder, and the live view option as well as the tilting screen have made the chore of shooting into a delight again.
So just as these fresh new ferns signal a new beginning with summer, so my camera switch is providing a fresh approach in my photographic journey.
OH and PS...if anyone with decent eyesight is looking for a perfectly good used D610 cheap, just let me know.
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It's been such a long time since I've done photography, but I'm going to try my hardest to get back into it. Now that spring is coming I'm ready for a new beginning. :)
Those who do not move, do not notice their chains.
Rosa Luxemburg
www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7HYlcXXMGw
Public to Private: Photography in Korean Art Since 1989
"In the Beginning" series, by Koo Bohn-chang, who is credited for opening a new chapter of the Korean photography, stitched together pieces of giant photos of body parts - a metaphor for the struggle and responsibility of one's life.
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA) , Seoul
www.mmca.go.kr/eng/exhibitions/exhibitionsDetail.do?exhId...
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Wildflowers are beginning to bloom near Crested Butte, Colorado. A few snowy peaks of the Elk Mountains in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness rise up in the background.
Returning again to play with a 100x theme...for this year's subject I chose "portal".
por*tal
noun:
1) a doorway, gate or other entrance
2) any point or place of entry
001-100
This was an image I took earlier on this month when we had a little bit of fog in London.
Had been waiting for what seemed like an eternity to get some fog to shoot the trees in this particular park, but only managed to spend about an hour there because I had to get to the gallery for my exhibition.
The exhibition went very well, thank you to those of you that popped in to take a look and to those who made a purchase. It was great to see some familiar faces from the year before and to meet new faces as well.
Aperture: f/9
Exposure: 1/15
ISO: 100
Camera: Canon 5D MKIII
Lens: 24mm TS
Filters: None
Processing: Adobe CC / SEP 2
DJZ_5007-Edit: Fall colors are just beginning in this small group of Aspens at this elevation. There are larger groups of Aspens that have not begun to change color yet. I'm looking forward to when the large groups change color. This area is off of Forest Service road 168 in the Bighorn Mountains, in north-central Wyoming
After several years of anticipating a trip to the Clinchfield (despite only living a few hours away) I finally came up . Q692 is seen here entering the loops at Ashford, NC.
In between sunset and sunrise at Héðinsfjörður, N-Iceland.
The past is the beginning of the beginning and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn.
H. G. Wells
Sometimes during the end of a walk I get too tired to switch my lens again. I just aim and fire. It works once in a while.
Do not wait until the conditions are perfect to begin. Beginning makes the conditions perfect.
—Alan Cohen
I'm literally beginning again...
I've lost all my photos since I moved here to US. Our external hard drive had a problem and We've been trying to fix it but it seems there's no hopes for that anymore.
I was refusing to accept that reality that all my memories, days, months, 4 years of life captured were lost {including the 365 project} Everything gone.
But it's time to wake up to reality. I'm still thankful with the fact we still have all our clients photos. It wasn't transferred to the external hard drive.
I'm trying to collect my pieces together, seek for inspiration, seek for motivation to start again.