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Candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Moving quickly through the scene, this man looks straight down the barrel of my lens and shouts at me to "Wait!". Instinctively I had already pressed the shutter button and heard a few choice words mumbled in my direction as he hurried off as quickly as he had appeared. Quite a striking shot with the motion blur just emphasising his emotion in this. Wishing you all a great weekend ahead.
Fighting for survival • Lamar Valley • Yellowstone National Park
Canon 1DX MKII
Canon EF 400mm f/2.8L IS
Canon EF 2XIII Extender
Effective focal length: 800mm
ISO 800 • f/8 • 1/1000sec
0053 Templo de San Felipe Neri "La Profesa" Cuauhtémoc,Ciudad de México.
No hay iglesia más aristocrática en el Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de Mexico que esta, construida por Pedro de Arrieta en 1720. De estilo barroco, resultó tan imponente que se volvió prototipo para las demás construcciones de la orden de los jesuitas. Su nombre en realidad es Iglesia de San Jose el Real, pero se conoce como La Profesa porque formaba parte de la casa jesuítica así llamada. Esta iglesia, una de las más lujosas del virreinato, fungió como catedral de 1926 a 1932, mientras la Metropolitana permanecía cerrada debido a conflictos religiosos. A finales del siglo XVIII, su interior fue remodelado y cambió el altar mayor por uno de estilo neoclásico, obra de Manuel Tolsá dedicada a San Felipe Neri. La iglesia cuenta con una pinacoteca propia con obras virreinales.
San Felipe Neri (La Profesa)
Isabel La Católica 21
Col. Centro C.P. 6000
Del. Cuauhtémoc
Tel. 5521-8362
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Seneca, South Carolina is not normally where one expects to see a pair of huge bronze statues of long ago soldiers next to a loading zone behind a strip mall! Greek? Roman? Trojans? I have no idea which army they represent, who made them, or why they’re guarding the loading zone.
My contribution to an exhibition in Agen, France.
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This is the view of Mount Etna seen from the small church of Monte Calvario in Centuripe. I wanted to compose this shot by enhancing the relief of the cross on the door (designed by my father) on the occasion of the paroxysm for a very specific reason. And what you hear in these moments when you arrive here far from any kind of noise pollution due to the everyday life of the country where the silence of nature and the fury of the volcano come into conflict creating a sort of harmonious disorder.
A poppy from the garden, remembering those who lost their lives in conflicts past and present.
Flower is 1.5" in diameter.
Reflected in a shiny bit of packaging...
Reflection for Macro Mondays
Straight from the camera folks, custom white balance to make it all so pretty.
Press L to reach escape velocity
Had to take out a spot of tape I forgot to take down before the shot but oh well, wasn't re-shooting.. This was by far the best take.
blurry , manual lenses are hard to focus wide open. Snap's a moment in time and no chance to try again. The conflict was so short and all ended up fine. Nobody got harmed.
Tension is running high and batteries low. The conFLIcT begins to dissipate as the two literally run out of steam. Something has to give, in the time required to recharge their systems they have a long overdue conversation with themself.
Turns out Dark Flit was always jealous of the attention given to her sister. Each F.L.I.T unit was programmed for separate purposes in their own universe.
The Original F.L.I.T as we've come to love was developed for public relations, negotiation and to aid humanity when needed. Equipt with feeling sensory, emotional responsiveness and a full head of flowing hair she was always fauned over and treated with kindness.
Where the other sister was created for deep space and months of isolation, she lacked compassion and only focused on logical solution with no care for the repercussion of her own actions.
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Street and reportage photography from Glasgow, Scotland. The March Against Racism rally in the city was joined by, what I understand to be, an unsanctioned Pro-Palestine rally. Tensions boiled when a Pro-Israeli demonstration turned up. After a short sit-down protest in the middle of the street, the two groups were carefully separated by the massive police presence in town.
how to deal with all that conflicts in the world?
just me in “Conflict Painting”
a painted room as a walk-in art object,
KMSKA; Antwerp
iPhone 14mm Lens
As conflict arises within Eurasia, NATO operatives attempt to take the opportunity to extract out key individuals, with little success.
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Made for the World in Darkness group's latest event ' Eurasian Twilight'
After conflicting reports of what was on the Chessington Stone, it was a welcomed sight to see 60028, leading the stone train as 60028 crosses over the junction at Wimbledon working, 6Z70 Willesden DC siding-Chessington South
The Jaffa Gate is one of the eight gates of the Old City of Jerusalem. Jaffa Gate was inaugurated in 1538 as part of the rebuilding of the Old City walls by Suleiman the Magnificent.
The coloured girl -a young student, I guess- iluminated by a morning ray (I took the picture at 6 a.m.) is a symbol of hope and desired peace in a land of conflict.
A colorless plant in a colorful pot.
This photo symbolizes the contrast found between the inside and the surrounding outside.
Many people are suffering from depression despite their colorful "pots".
Eternal Conflict: Angels & Demons
Eskiyurt itself was a vibrant and beautiful little town. With the coming of the great evil, the War of Sacrilege, the lush outskirts of the village masked the true horror that had befallen the now decimated village. If not for the stench that filled the air, you could be forgiven for being woefully unaware of the brutal massacre that had taken place not too far away.
Sometimes I wonder, if the sea is bottomless, and full of endless possibilities. When do we get tired of it. How many hours do we stare out over the ocean and fall in love with it, every time? Still, it's full of contradictions. Waves and tides. Stream of fresh meets stream of salt. Hot against cold. I though about this when this shot was developed. It's and army against the navy. There's always a settlement.
Here is a self-portrait around the conflict between Serenity and Insanity.
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This is the oldest Wesleyan Chapel that has been in continuous use since being built. Wesley preached here and it is a remarkable example of Non conformist architecture. He recommended the octagonal shape to avoid conflict with the established church. The chapel was later expanded so becoming an elongated octagon. On the right is the Church Hall built about 100 years after the Chapel.