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My cursive handwriting on the left (terrible, yes, I know xD) and some sheet music for a duet I'm doing with my best friend on the right.
I was wondering, do the angles of these two pictures look kinda weird together? I'm not sure. :\
By the way, does anybody want to do a diptych/triptych thing together? Just wondering, I thought it might be cool. If you do, send me a flickrmail. :)
Pretty and lovely唐舒恬 is a art university girl , she got beautiful face , eyes , high nose , and natural quality , every her pose and expression was charming and gorgeous , we took her picture at the Da An park of Taipei
SPNC YR 2 Project #16
"Enjoy times when you shoot impulsively and photograph mindlessly. The edit might reveal more than you think." - Jack Simon
the scene just made itself . i had no idea what i was doing and just kinda let the shutter go
i was instinctively drawn to the red and was happy that the red repeated in all three jackets
OMG, what did I do to deserve this look from Ouzo?! Oh, I remember now - I caught him stealing a piece of crumpled paper from the trash bin, running with it in bed to shred it and eat it, then I came and took it away from him. Yeah, that's what I did. I am such a horrible person :)
One day I spent some exciting time watching and photoraphing some dogs playing with a ball in an off leash park. From good natured fun, the play changed as other dogs joined the play, and the fun gave way to something more serious.
When I asked my 4yr old daughter Amiltha for an expression :-)
Submitted for Active Assignment Weekly: Body Parts Alive
The challenge for this week is to take a photo of a body part or parts. This could lend itself to some artsy stuff which, of course, should be appropriate for all audiences and sensibilities.
Ybor City was established in the 1880's consisting of mostly immigrants from Cuba, Spain, Italy & more. Many of these migrants worked in cigar factories rolling millions of cigars for decades.
Ybor City is unique.
Here's one of the 60 children that Los Quinchos help to feed with the nurse that is just as loving to the children as their mothers would be. Alot of the children here are so affectionate and so loving. I remembered when she (the little girl) had to go to a potty break. She was scared, so she took me by my hand and led me to the latrina. It was so adorable to see her trusting me like that
Currently we're working on getting a non profit status. I understand that it takes anywhere from 1-2 years to become an official non profit organization. Please understand that any contributions made will not be tax deductible.
LOVE's webpage coming soon!.
Just experimenting with different light settings and different facial expressions, and this is one of the results...
Editing done in Lightroom 1.3 and Photoshop CS2.
Explored: #482... 15th March, 2008.
Technical Information:
Camera - Panasonic DSLR DMC-L1
Exposure - 1/30sec at f/4.9
ISO - 400
Lens - Olympus Zuiko Digital 35mm f3.5 Macro
Focal Length - 49mm
Fliter - No
Teleconverter - Olympus x1.4
Extension Tube - No
Flash - Yes
Tripod - Yes
Capture Time - 9:29pm
I know this sort of style of photography is quite common, but I something I saw someone else do and couldn't resist breaking down the theory behind it and re-creating it, with my own little twist.
Settings:
Camera: 600D (50mm 1.8 Lens)
ISO: 100
Aperture: 8/f
Shutter: 1/30s
Lighting: x1 soft-box at an angle
Remote: Time-Lapse
Editing:
Software: Lightroom
This is a design that i did on my lunchbreak in work. I just wanted to flex my design muscles and try out some new techniques.
...expressions...
my friends Rami..expressing at the demonstrations in Beirut down town....
..another part of the lebanese...but we are all one..
This was shot a while back and unfortunately i was just starting to learn how to use GND filters. I learned the hard way that combining them can lead to some nasty color casting on the final output. I really like this shot so i decided to take a different approach on it and convert it to b&w. Since i'm a beginner with conversion, i'm not so sure how it looks but i figured i'd post it anyway. :)
Love the expression here
From yesterday's session with Roosmarijn
#hensel #hensellighting #sonyimagingambassadors #xrite.#benq
Some editing of old photos.
Swissalpine Marathon 2012, Davos, Switzerland
Original photo: flic.kr/p/cHNx1A
"-Why did you make sex so good, so spectacular, so powerful a human experience if all we are to do is stay away from it as much as we can? What gives?
-There is so much more to be said about sex than is being said here - but nothing more essential than this: sex is joy, and many of you have made sex everything else but.
Sex is sacred, too - yes. But joy and sacredness do mix (they are in fact the same thing) and many of you think they are not.
Your attitudes about sex form a microcosm of your attitudes about life. Life should be a joy, a celebration, and it has become an experience of fear, anxiety, "not enough-ness," envy, rage, and tragedy. The same can be said about sex.
You have repressed sex, even as you have repressed life, rather than fully Self-expressing with abandon and joy.
You have shamed sex, even as you have shamed life, calling it evil and wicked, rather than the highest gift and the greatest pleasure.
The energy which underscores sex is the energy which underscores life; which is life!. The feeling of attraction and the intense and often urgent desire to move toward each other, to become one, is the essential dynamic of all that lives. I have built this into everything. It is inbred, inherent, inside All That Is.
The moral codes, religious constrictions, social taboos and emotional conventions you have placed around sex (and by the way, around love - and all of life) have made it virtually impossible for you to celebrate your being.
From the beginning of time all man has ever wanted is to love and be loved. And from the beginning of time man has done everything in his power to make it impossible to do that. Sex is an extraordinary expression of love - love of another, love of Self, love of life. You ought to therefore love it!"
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"The actions of the body were meant to be reflections of a state of being, not attempts to attain a state of being"
Conversations with God
N. D. Walsch