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Nikon F2sb | Nikkor 50mm 1.4 SC | Ilford Delta 3200 @ 6400 | Kodak HC110b | Epson V500 | Adobe Photoshop
Available Light B&W 35mm Photojournalism by Johnny Martyr
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Hipstamatic camera on the iPhone 4S. This is the tintype package. The Hipstamatic camera was $1.99 and the tintype pak with two tintype film types and something called a 'Tinto 1884' lens was an additional $.99. This is the color tintype film option.
For the Flickr group 113 pictures in 2013. No. 99 - Somewhere to sit
Alternate shot with a different iPhone app below in a comment. That one was processed with the "Wood Camera"
Redfish Lake - Idaho -USA
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We had a trace of rain today, after 96 days without precipitation.
The clouds to the west cleared enough for some late afternoon sunlight, but were still hanging over the Sandias.
I went strolling along an irrigation canal in the bosque, then ended up along the Rio Grande under the old Alameda bridge.
Found this really cool chair.
And for a change, the infrared filter came off the Fuji X100!
A pretty and creative edit of a bench and planters in the inner courtyard at The Charterhouse - London
This chair was in a corner of Fiddleford Manor near Sturminster Newton, Dorset UK, when I recently visited. I liked the negative space in the scene and the way the light was falling on the chair. I wanted to bring out the detail the wall in post production.
perché per avere pazienza ci vuole coraggio
il coraggio di ascoltare i propri istinti e di lasciarli raffreddare
il coraggio di ascoltare gli altri e di riflettere sulle loro parole
il coraggio di saper aspettare, quando serve, anche se l'attesa è lunga, e la sala d'aspetto è fredda, e verrebbe una voglia matta di alzarsi e correre via, urlando la propria rabbia,prima che il buio ci avvolga
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because we need to be brave for being patient
the bravery of listening to our instincts and let them chll out
the bravery of listening to the others and to reflect on their words
the bravery of waiting, when needed, even though the waiting may be long, and the waiting room may be cold, and we may feel the urge to rise up and run away, shouting our rage, before darknes surrounds us
Dubrovnik, 2016
If I should stay
I would only be in your way
So I'll go, but I know
I'll think of you every step of the way
And I will always love you
I will always love you...
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Empty chairs and broken hearts...
I am obsessed with empty chairs recently and I got a comment from my friend. The chair you have chosen is a common type and the setting is not special or without special lighting. It is not unique and cannot be treated as a metaphor in any way.
I find this so familiar. Many have argued that photography cannot be art because it can be reproduced so easily. There is no uniqueness and it could not be an artistic expression. Another person can stand in the same place and take the same shot. Even with different exposure setting and technique, it is still the same subject reproduced in the two-dimensional space. This makes more sound argument when you shoot mundane subjects in daily life.
I will skip the detailed discussions here. Your ideas are very much welcome.
I am a stubborn person and I believe my chair is different from yours even when you stand in the same spot and take the same picture with my camera. :o)
And of course photography is artistic expression in my eyes (even without digital darkroom).
Happy Monday!
A chair in my neighbourhood taken with the Fuji S1600 compact.
Sticker shock hits like a runaway train
My wallet cries out in financial pain
Show me that freedom with a discount deal
Till then these shoes are my automobile...
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The Northern Light Surf Shop in beautiful downtown Bodega, California has its share of stickers on the door and windows... Probably holding the building together...
I spotted the chair and the curve on pavement. When I took my first composition, I did not see the coffee cup yet.
When I took my second composition, the coffee cup suddenly appeared. I think it is a God's send because it really added a good touch-up for the scene. :o)
A chair seen on Main Street.
Happy Sunday everyone! And happy Mother's Day to all the mothers!!
"I get a greater joy by finding things in Nature, already composed, than I do from my finest personal arrangements. After all, selection is another way of arranging." - Edward Weston
Odeansplatz, Munich. Mid-winters day.
Lomo LC-A with Fuji Fujichrome Sensia 200 ASA Slide film cross processed
The Tinsley House
Living History Farm Museum
Around 1887
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The Museum of the Rockies
Bozeman - Montana - USA
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Picture # 4 of 4 photos of this Museum.
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back in the day, there was an abandoned chair in my barstow backyard. this is before the landlord redid the hillside, making it terraced concrete blocks to hold up B-Hill.
the old hill had railroad ties holding up the desert which was always sliding down in the rare rain storms.
i had that chair for years! but i ended up finally dumping it without ever thinking it might have been from one of the old restaurants or cafes in town.
DUMB GOOBER!
later i recall seeing a photo which had an interior photo and there was a matching chair.
don't ask me if i remember what eatery.
so i am asking barstow folks, route 66 history people, chair aficionados, does this chair look familiar?
a route 66 artifact i am sure.
it's a small step between saving things because they may be historical and hoarding. a constant struggle to stay on the side of "historical."
I took this photograph a few days ago, from the house, looking at the garden. No chance to get out there today. Same tomorrow. And probably for the next fortnight if the weather forecast is right. There are plenty of jobs to do inside the house, but they’re not as enjoyable! The big picture is however that I am so lucky to have a garden, a house, food, rain…Photograph grabbed with the iPhone.
Alors hier, je suis allée visiter le Château Malmaison avec un groupe de femmes, Acceuil Internationel, dont je suis membre. C'était vraiment cool pour moi de marcher sur les mêmes parquets que l'impératrice Joséphine avait marché il y a 200 ans. J'étais toujours fascinée par elle. Ce ne serait pas facile d'être l'épouse de quelqu'un avec un égo aussi grand que Napoléon. J'ai appris qu'elle a achèté cette maison soi-même, sans lui, parce qu'elle voulait avoir une maison à la campagne. Donc, pour son époque, elle était féministe, et ça j'adore ! Vive les femmes fortes et formidables.
Yesterday I went with a women's group, Acceuil International, of which I am a member, to visit the Château Malmaison (the former home of empress Josephine, one of Napoleon's wives). It was very cool to walk on the same floors where she walked over 200 years ago. I have always been fascinated by Josephine. It certainly could not have been easy being married to someone with an ego as big as Napoleon's. I learned that she had purchased the house herself, without him, because she wanted a home in the country. So, for her time, she was a bit of a feminist, and I so love that! Long live strong women.