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This broken padlock I found today while walking on the bridge through the Moskva-river.
(See where this picture was taken. [?])
There is a many wedding companies and walking jolly people. A bunch of funny padlocks can be found on the bridge. Here is a tradition for just married or couples in love to leave locked padlocks on the cast-iron barrier of the bridge while keys throw out to the river.
They believes that it magically locks and holds their love feelings to each other.
This one has a title, partially on russian and partially on english ("Суслики in the love"),
so I'll try to translate - "ground squirrels in love".
I really know nothing about this broken padlock and the story behind him, but I think that this story is sad.
detail of basic drawing final: Me with a broken heart...sad
I suppose I should have put this up earlier about my little detail here- This little bit here is a part of this larger drawing: flickr.com/photos/cubesbyamanda/458377589/in/set-72157600...
Now I'm all for freedom of interpretation and all and I'm glad people are finding it interesting and are able to find a connection with it. I truly take that as a compliment being an artist that I can affect someone like that. Having said that, if you look at the original piece you'll see that it was about the loss of my dad, and my heartbreak was one of grieving and emptiness and confusion- not of something brought about by anything "romantic".
I guess I probably should have named it something else, because this wasn't really a "heart break" as much as it was more like having my heart completely ripped from my chest while watching my world explode into oblivion. So this was catharsis.
Ok, enough of the dramatic stuff, I'm really a pretty happy person despite all that.
Thanks again for all the views/comments/favorites- I really appreciate it, I just wanted to tell you what the drawing means to ME and it's original purpose, but please feel free to keep interpreting it any way you can.
charcoal and colored chalk pastels on darwing paper
the sky in the lake
appears past the broken wall
holding nothing back
Photo: ©23/09/2023-Phil Wahlbrink
Bain-de-Bretagne, Brittany, France
Camera: FUJIFILM X-T5
Lens: 33mm
ISO: 250
1/125” f4.5
© All Rights Reserved. Please do not use or reproduce this image on Websites, Blogs or any other media without my explicit permission.
Trying something new.
A bit of messing around with HDR in Photomatix and Photoshop CS2.
And a broken doll with the greenest eyes i've ever seen.
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"Thank you for being such a friend to me. Oh I pray a friend for life. And have I ever told you how much you mean to me? Oh you're everything to me." - broken wings: flyleaf.
"i think death is a beautiful thing." - anonymous
dedicated to a friend. a really good friend.
So the initial plan was to do a shoot that's been in my head for a while now.. but I couldn't, so instead shot some self-portraits. . Hope everyone has a great weekend !
Broken Tree Bench, one of the sculptures that adorn Memorial Park, Memphis, TN. There are several sculptures throughout the cemetery. I thought this one was intriguing. It holds a beauty of it's own.
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Broken Heart ... this copper monstrosity has seen the worst of it. Stress fractures, dents, dings and missing rivets are all here on the tarnished patina. Test tubes labeled "Superior Vena Cava" and "Pulmonary Artery" hold a mysterious liquid that is not quite the blood we might be familiar with. A 5 mil syringe is installed to replace the "Aorta" itself. And multiple wires wind around the other contacts and electrodes. This one has obviously been rebuilt and rebuilt again.The key to the heart is always available but not always in use. At one point, the simple label "Broken" has been stamped directly into the body. But don't be fooled kids - This one is going to keep on ticking.
It has made it this far, hasn't it
I was trying to make water splashes with a coin, but then it hit the glass and it broke, right on time when I took this picture
So this is for Week 5, Technical 10 shots only, post your favorite from the series.
Yes, my wonderful 105mm is broken, rattles inside and won't focus. She is off tomorrow to Nikon for repair. I found this subject difficult to do because of all the personal info on the page. Finally found away to hide it with aperture blur.
The 2017 Challenge is about story telling and I thought this was a story every photographer can relate too.
I added a film grain in Nik Fitlers.
Hope everyone is enjoying their Sunday.
A broken chocolate gingerbread man. Focus stacked using zerene. Taken for a themed macro challenge on photocamel
(Efecte Broken i corona amb l'arc de sant martí)
Efecte Broken i corona amb l'arc de sant martí, boira sobre l'aigua del llobregat a pedret amb el sol a l'esquena
There are so many messages this sign could convey. How would you finish it?
PLEASE, can't we all just get along?
PLEASE return your shopping cart.
PLEASE don't litter.
From my "Broken" project.
Mamiya M645, 80mm f2.8 lens, Fomapan 100 film developed in Xtol 1:1 for 8 minutes
A study of broken glass. This took some engineering. Basically, what you're seeing is a broken piece of glass in between two other sheets of glass, allowing me to hold it up and shoot it with my macro lens and lit by my $2 LED flashlight. Let's hear it for DIY!
Another broken gravestone at the Tollgate Cemetery in the Forest Hills section of Jamaica Plain, a Boston MA neighborhood. This very small cemetery sits wedged between Hyde Park Avenue and the MBTA commuter rail line. The Cemetery was opened in the 1850s by the Catholic Church to serve the rising numbers of immigrants from Ireland and Germany. The last burial was over a century ago. Today the cemetery is unattended with no organization or municipality claiming responsibility for its upkeep. Many of headstones are damaged or unreadable, and many graves are likely unmarked. For more about the cemetery, click on the link: harrumpher.com/?p=7