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Expressive eyes of this unknown dancer,
Caught my "gaze" which doesn't falter,
It became a house of cards in a moment,
what used to be a rock of Gibralter!
Accidentally I bumped into a Carnatic dance program in Bangalore. I don't know who the performer was, but it was an enchanting experience and fabulous show. Thankfully I had my camera with me and they didn't object to my taking pictures.
Did some GIMP work on the original photograph to get this zooming effect.
I made these with tripod and remote controler....
I can tell you, that's not easy with Manon...she never ever sit still...
Getting the right emotions is very hard to do.. getting the right facial expression.. and also body language..
It always give me great pleasure when Im able to take good self portrait.. to be able to express myself in the way that I can ... its hard but its so fulfilling..
its a different kinda satisfaction.. can be a lil therapeutic at times.. I dunno why..
Just to note that.. the pose does not represent my state of mind hehehe its just that coincidently my pic are better with this kinda melancholy pose.. :P
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wow this one made it to explorer interestingness, but I dont even know it.. :) happy anyway
senior thesis. this one needs more illustrated things to it. maybe something small like "what did you say?"
they didn't have a 6th 14" hoop at both michael's and the one joann's i went to and unfortunately i don't have time to scour southeast michigan for one hoop, so we're sticking with 5 hoops for now and then keep these studies going for a while.
iPhoneography on iPHone 7 Plus using Superimpose app and photos taken on Glassford Hill Summit Trail in Prescott Valley, Arizona.
In the last months, artistic expression has been targeted by state and non-state actors together. Think of names such as Charlie Hebdo and Pussy Riot: what makes them so provocative that they are attacked so brutally? How can art be creative, innovative and satirical without having the freedom to do so?
"Defending Artistic Expression", a workshop organised by the Community's Working Group on Promoting Freedom of Opinion and Expression, dealt with these questions.
Dear Flickrites,
First, it has been a little over one year and a few months since I joined flickr, and I wanted to take a moment to thank all of you. There are so many encouraging thoughts poured into peoples' lives on here, and I always appreciate reading a sweet comment from any one of you; I know others do as well. Words have so much power over us, to do good or harm, and I am glad that most words on flickr seem to be uplifting ones. So thank you for building each other up.
Second, I know that there are forty-three people that entered my print giveaway and didn't win. So I wanted to let everyone know that I'm open to doing a print exchange with anyone that would like to. Simply message me letting me know that you'd like to do one, and I'd be happy to exchange addresses and prints with anyone who has some way of receiving/sending mail. I'll tag people on the side who have expressed an interest in doing a print exchange with me.
Thank you once again,
Amy
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We ask you, brothers, to respect those who labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you, and to esteem them very highly in love because of their work. Be at peace among yourselves. And we urge you, brothers, admonish the idle, encourage the fainthearted, help the weak, be patient with them all. See that no one repays anyone evil for evil, but always seek to do good to one another and to everyone. Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. Do not quench the Spirit. Do not despise prophecies, but test everything; hold fast what is good. Abstain from every form of evil.
- I Thessalonians 5:12-22
u can find three different expressions . . . but best expression of pandit ( priest ) . . :) . . .
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