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I am a huge fan of photographing kids - because they give such impeccable expressions which leave you extremely impressed n speechless most of the time... :)
I've been so concerned with setting up a winter beach (boy that's going slowly) that I haven't really even paid much attention to my little puppet. I recently took her back closer to her original numbers and I really prefer her that way.
Tonight I had some time to spare, so I played with cycling expressions. It was fun play.
I'll most likely be back soon - but if I don't see you - have a wonderful week!
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Don’t know whether this guy was camera shy or scaring me with his “Stay away from me” like expressions. I also enjoyed his naughty OR dangerous gestures and set camera on ‘continuous shot’ mode and clicked approximate 5 to 7 frames, but sorry only manage or edit and post these prominent four faces.
Lets see which one you like?
Bouquet and thorns are always welcome!
go ahead and show it off, all of you.
i want to see your worst + best faces.
FACTS:
1. I haven't given Peyton - Facts since last summer.
2. Facebook + Flickr take up about 3/4 of my life lately.
3. Indoor Track ended for me about a week ago; I didn't make States. But Outdoor starts in 6 days, and so far, I've been running + exercising everyday; I will make States in Oudoor.
4. Stero Love + What the Hell are my favorite songs right now.
5. The Beatles + Ben Kweller are my favorite artists right now.
6. I need a way to sell my camera; anyone want to buy it?
7. I need money; anyone want to buy my art + photos?
8. I suck at School.
9. I miss summer so much; you have no idea.
10. I HAVE 60+ HOURS OF DRIVING. Which means, in a month, I will finally get my license.
During a recent visit to Dublin. I had a walkabout in the Temple bar area of the city. It is full of bars and restaurants and comes alive mainly at weekends. The daytime is home of plenty of street sellers and buskers. This shot was taken in black and white with a 35mm fixed lens of a picture seller while he was sitting and watching. It is a candid street moment.
Fujifilm X100S.
Toba the orangutan who just turn 49 yrs always has the sweet expressions on her face. Toby lives at the Oklahoma City Zoo.
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Probably one of the most photographed exhibits at the Kelvingrove museum in Glasgow.. The heads are meant to depict four diferent facial expressions . My day of culture was ruined when I described one of the heads as "constipation"
My many faces. My friend gave me this idea! I had to become an actor for this...I don't react like this because I am an android!
The expressions are -
Dotty, Sad, Angry, Frightened, Startled, Fed Up, Eager, Happy, Mad Terrified, Tired, and Stagnant.
I have had 4 days off work...that's why my pictures are more interesting than usual...haha!
Hmm not sure why it's not showing the exif data!
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The National Theatre of Scotland has been working with S3 pupils (aged 13/14) at Kilwinning Academy to produce an exhibition of photographs called First Time You Saw Me.
During weeks of workshops, a delightful group of people from NTS have been helping the children to find a way of expressing themselves in a few words and then finding an interesting way to present that text. I was called in to take the pictures last week: here is one of them.
Joni was reluctant to appear in front of the camera, so when it was suggested that her text should read "I don't like getting my picture taken", this idea came immediately to mind.
Prague (République Tchèque).
Prag (Tschechien).
Prag (Czech Republic).
Praha (Česká republika).
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Milton H. Greene (March 14, 1922 in New York City - August 8, 1985) was a fashion and celebrity photographer.
He is best known for the photoshoots he did with Marilyn Monroe.
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# Photographer: Milton Greene
lived with Marilyn Monroe, went fishing with Paul Newman, and hung out on the Cape with Norman Mailer and in Hollywood with Steve McQueen.
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Since his death in 1985, most of his works have yet to see the light of day, but thanks to his widow Amy, that’s recently changed.
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A whole chapter is dedicated to photos of Marilyn Monroe, where some of her most iconic portraits mix with private moments from her life. Ultimately, Greene’s photography invites us back to an era when film and fashion, art and style were at their highest.
style: published fashion and celebrity series ( and American Airlines in the 1950s)
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The range of Milton Greene’s subjects include such people as Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, Grace Kelly, Marlene Dietrich, Sammy Davis, Jr., Elizabeth Taylor, Cary Grant, Sophia Loren, Groucho Marx, Audrey Hepburn, Andy Warhol, Judy Garland, Giacometti, Lauren Hutton, Alfred Hitchcock, Romy Schneider, Sir Lawrence Olivier, Ava Gardner, Steve McQueen, Claudia Cardinale, Paul Newman, Lauren Bacall, Dizzy Gillespie, Catherine Deneuve and Norman Mailer as well as many others.
But it was his unique friendship, business relationship and ensuing photographs of Marilyn Monroe for which he is most fondly remembered.
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Before marrying Arthur Miller, Monroe lived with Milton and his family in their Connecticut farmhouse. It was during this period that Greene was able to capture some of the most beautiful photographs ever taken of Marilyn Monroe, recording her moods, beauty, talent and spirits.
During their four years together, Greene photographed Monroe in 52 photographic sessions including the famous “Black” sitting.
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