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Week 96 Trust and Faith
I was away for a break in a forest cabin and this sweet little deer came along outside the lounge doors, scratched the ground to make a little bed and lay down, just staring at me watching her. I picked up my camera and slid open the doors, expecting her to get up and run away but she just continued to lie there, totalling trusting that I wouldn't harm her. She must have lain there for at least 15 minutes before I left to go out myself so I think that fulfills the week's challenge for Faith and Trust (in humanity).
Sténopé - Boîte en métal Ikea
Sur papier Ilford Multigrade IV RC Deluxe (découpé format 10x10)
Tps de pose : 25mn36s
With a black and a white pen.
Le long du littoral de Saint-Philippe, au coeur du Sud Sauvage, la côte est perpetuellement battue par la mer, laissant ça et là de nombreuses vasques éphémères qui sont autant de miroirs d'eau reflétant les couleurs environnantes.
Le 10 novembre 2013 à 5h45 à Saint-Philippe - Réunion
Canon 5D mark II - 24mm - f22 - iso 50 - digital blending 6 expos.
Neon + scaffold = happiness!
Stayed here in 2007, very pleasantly surprised by just how nice the room was for the modest price.
This is the ruins of Cymer Abbey near Dolgellau in North Wales. After deliberating about cloning out the more modern roof through the "windows" I decided I liked the comparison.
Supercharged Subaru BRZ in its element - in the mountains. This is one heck of a car to drive through twisty roads. We know. We put more than 100 miles into this one. Better if it's supercharged.
Read the full story here: rallyways.com/8932/supercharged-subaru-brz-canyon-carving/
My baby. He doesn't show up well in photos as a rule, but in the snow he's "in his element". Featured in these articles: Adopt-A-Black-Dog and Factoidz.
As we stand here looking into the horizon, we cant help but to realize that our life's path is terminal, temporary and short. Spending time out in the wild makes humanity enduring as well as purposeful. (earthmagnified in El Valle de Dali, Bolivia, summer 2008)
I was a keen rugby player until being about 35, now I am just a fan. This was taken with the girls about 1996.
The Fifth Element has one of the most epic taxi rides ever captured in cinema. When fate drops into the back of Korben Dallas's cab (literally), it leads to a high speed chase unmatched for it's time. The bulbous flying cars have a classic style to them hearkening back to the early days of automobiles. This flying yellow cab and sprawling city landscape have been the inspiration for many sci-fi worlds, connecting familiarity with the future. The model is very strong, swooshable if you like, and comes with a display stand as well :)