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Cake made of diapers, and essentials - burp cloths, baby wipes, sheets, onesies, and more....
Between "architect" thinking on how to build this and the math to do the chevron painted wall! These are the projects students should be doing when learning.
Le Châtelard, Lavaux vineyards, canton of Vaud, Switzerland.
Shot with automatic Fuji Tiara II Fujinon EBC 28mm f/3.5 wide-angle lens on Kodak ProImage ISO-100 35mm film.
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41/52 for the group 2022 Weekly Alphabet Challenge
This week's theme was: O is for Oil
This wasn't the shot I'd been vaguely planning all week, but when I came to look at the cooking oils in the cupboard I couldn't see how to make a decent composition with them. I'd also thought about the oil for the car or the oil I use for the bike and the sewing machine, but eventually I remembered the essential oil in the cupboard.
No thermals required.
This lone fisherman off Arguineguín proves that winter gear is all relative. Back home in Scotland, he’d be battling the elements in layers of Gore-Tex. Here, it’s just speedos, sun, and a little patience. The Atlantic looks deep… but his dedication runs deeper.
Pas besoin de doudoune.
Ce pêcheur solitaire d’Arguineguín rappelle que tout est question de climat. En Écosse, il affronterait les bourrasques en tenue étanche. Ici ? Un slip de bain, une casquette, et beaucoup de zénitude. L’Atlantique est vaste — sa concentration l’est encore plus.
Confidence, stripped to essentials.
Fashion-forward male model in low-slung jeans poses shirtless with bold styling against a neutral gradient.
I consider it essential that the photographer should do his own printing and enlarging. The final effect of the finished print depends so much on these operations.
- Bill Brandt
These days I no longer develop and print but instead I use Lightroom and Silver Efex Pro as my digital darkroom. I quite like it and see myself using it more and more. Although my friend, Josh White over at www.flickr.com/photos/jtinseoul/with/5602321623/, has been dabbling lately with the Ricoh GR21 and GR1V and I must say I'm quite smitten by those rich tones.
Anyway, let me walk you through this image. I noticed her as I approached the street corner to cross, I was on my way to get a haircut, and she just had the most wonderful eyes. I was immediately struck by her decisive walk and her stoic stance. I was standing literrally about 1.5 meters from her as I shot from the side, Daido style, as I've said before and this was my chosen frame which I believe capture her essence.
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An MCTS bus on a south/westbound Gold Line run approaches the intersection of Farwell, Brady and Oakland on Milwaukee's Lower East Side in some late-season flurries.