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Ben and I shoot the mountains (oh, and Mum too!)

 

Taken in the same place as this and this but three days earlier!

old Egypt photos - the main entrance of al fajjalah district - Cairo 1895

Portraiture Inspiration

#Scribbleboy 3415 Drawin a pretty boy

In the vast, silent expanse of the red planet, life unfolds in hues of perseverance and solitude. "Martian Mosaic: Chronicles of the Red Dust" captures the essence of human resilience and adaptability in the face of Mars' relentless challenges. Through a series of evocative images, we delve into the daily realities of those who call this alien world home. From the struggle for survival to the moments of profound solitude and reflection, each frame is a testament to the pioneering spirit that drives humanity to thrive in the harshest of environments. This collection invites you to explore the nuanced tapestry of Martian life, where every day is a dance with the unknown.

 

Poem:

Upon the crimson soil, she stands,

A lone figure 'gainst the expanse,

Where red dust swirls and dances wild,

The pioneer's heart, unbeguiled.

 

With hands that bear the Martian mark,

She toils 'neath the sun's harsh spark,

Her suit, a shield 'gainst unseen foes,

Patchwork of survival, it shows.

 

Around her, domes of hope do rise,

Against the backdrop of alien skies,

Within, life's green tendrils grow,

A testament to what we sow.

 

Each day, a blend of grit and grace,

In this vast, unforgiving space,

She builds, repairs, with steady hand,

Crafting life upon the red sand.

 

Yet in her eyes, a distant gleam,

For Mars, harsh muse, fuels her dream,

Of a world where humans can thrive,

On the red planet, alive.

 

Haiku:

Red dust coats her world,

Solitude in vast expanse,

Life blooms 'neath her hands.

  

captured by mohamed el kady

Checking the results. On location with old photographs to capture Croydon' by looking into the past.

Participants are encouraged to record their conversations and upload them at the Wiki Garden.

 

In this photo the conversation is captured on onpaper.

Captured at Bingera Weir on 11, Jul, 2021 by Bruce Cairns.

The fledgling always wins.

 

Trying to capture what cold looks like in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

This honeybee was leaving this flower when I got this shot. This photo was taken at the Chicago Botanical Garden.

Witness..Capture..Document :Social Media's Role in Promoting Human Rights Issues

 

AnaDigital was there to attend the event! 26 participants were trained on the use of video cameras to produce viral videos. Such a training was aimed at graduating a group of young Jordanians who took part in the training and were eager to witness, capture and document human rights cases and stories.

 

Amman- Jordan

 

capture du film Renault TWIZY

 

director: Julien Widmer

agency: Publicis Events

Client: Renault

 

©julien widmer

Je suis content d'avoir trouvé un titre à ma photo !

Merci à Daifuku Sensei pro.

It's a challenge to capture the moment, but the energy and unique perspectives make it all worthwhile. Here, the photographer is beeing captured as hundreds celebrate high above the city, surrounded by mind-bending views and dazzling lights. ✨

SUMMIT One Vanderbilt + NYE + Photography = ✨MAGIC✨

I would like to invite everyone to come to our show at the butchershop.

It's a gallery/installation show put together with a group of newly graduating students/pre-designers from SFU Surrey

 

The opening is april 22 8pm.

 

for more information please visit www.sfu.ca/capture

 

I will see you guys there.

luminous atmosphere

  

just one of our so called "nature walks"

With innovation and technology, seems we have forgotten to cherish the true beauty the world has to offer. ~A.C. Van Cherub

-Daniella Kessler

 

I have recently found myself sitting in front of my compter, editing photos, or just wasting time on the internet, when the weather outside is beautiful. I strive to get outside as often as possible, and I am happy that I can share what I discover by means of photography.

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