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When ever you ask for a pose..............you rarely get thegood expression.
Create a scene and anticipate to capture the best moment
Emotional Expressions , JOy and Gaiety Seen During CTM - Chennai Trail Marathon Held on 07th sep 2014 in chennai
This one is chewing and pondering at the same time.... what a little expression she posed with for me.... LOLL Pretending I'm not there! ahahaa
Chewing on a carrot.
Là-bas, il y a des chaises, des canapés ; des tableaux, des craies ; des petits plats, des cocas ; des enfants, des artistes et il y a des évènements qui transforment et habillent ce lieu d'insolites ambiances.
Some of you might say that I don't have any ideas, just same picture, same person, same background, same pose, same technique, same location, you are right. There's nothing new here, but for me it's not about technique, location, editing or pose, it's about a picture, a documentation, it's about emotion, expression from an innocent child eager to see the world, curious eyes and mind that wanted to know everything.
For me as a father each frame is different, I admit it that from a technical side some of my pictures deserved for a trash bin but just to let you know, I rarely "delete" my shot especially my son picture, each unusable shot that are not "good" enough to be shared here, too blur, out of focus, shaking, each of them I keep. I take it as a learning curves.
There is a reason why some of the picture blurred, shaking, it's has a story on their own. Sudden movement of my son is among the reason and sometimes when everything is perfect in place, there is a distraction that take away my son attention from the camera, walking or running in an instant and a blurred picture tell a story better than a static solid picture, it may not look great but it tells a story and for me a picture that tell a story is a thousand times better than a "good" picture that doesn't have a story to tell.
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And check out there expression .. many are eyes closed
These are old fotos ... got remider from FUGO's Stream so thought of sharing them
Emotional Expressions , JOy and Gaiety Seen During CTM - Chennai Trail Marathon Held on 07th sep 2014 in chennai
Asian Pacific Festival of Arts & Music By the Sea unites the Asian Pacific communities, empowers them with a forum for expression, and promotes cultural diversity and awareness through arts and music. The theme “Reflection Through a Shining Community” captures the unity of our Asian Pacific communities and their successes.
The purpose of the Festival is to introduce and celebrate the rich Asian cultures, Asian arts, and Asian music artists to everyone, including the one-point-five and second generations Asian Americans, who might not have traveled to these Asian countries yet.
The opening ceremony on Saturday will kick off with Taiko drums, and the dragon boat demonstration. The Festival offers everyone a virtual trip to “HOME” in many Asian countries such as Vietnam, China, Thailand, Korea, India, Philippines, Japan, Cambodia and many more. Festival-goers will enjoy a variety of cultural exhibits, art walk, folk dances, fashion shows, music and entertainments, martial arts, food eating contests, cooking challenges, alcohol garden, and authentic food from different countries. Children will enjoy the day touring through the Kid’s Village where they will be issued a “Bon Voyage” Passport to tour different Asian countries. While there, the children have the opportunities to participate in fun and collaborative activities.
Highlights include APF Hip-Hop Dance Competition, Miss Scholarship Asian Pacific Pageant, and different exhibits inspired by various artists around the world.
The Festival’s closing ceremony will be on Sunday with an Ondo Dance and a Lantern Ceremony.
Asian Pacific Festival of Arts & Music By the Sea unites the Asian Pacific communities, empowers them with a forum for expression, and promotes cultural diversity and awareness through arts and music. The theme “Reflection Through a Shining Community” captures the unity of our Asian Pacific communities and their successes.
The purpose of the Festival is to introduce and celebrate the rich Asian cultures, Asian arts, and Asian music artists to everyone, including the one-point-five and second generations Asian Americans, who might not have traveled to these Asian countries yet.
The opening ceremony on Saturday will kick off with Taiko drums, and the dragon boat demonstration. The Festival offers everyone a virtual trip to “HOME” in many Asian countries such as Vietnam, China, Thailand, Korea, India, Philippines, Japan, Cambodia and many more. Festival-goers will enjoy a variety of cultural exhibits, art walk, folk dances, fashion shows, music and entertainments, martial arts, food eating contests, cooking challenges, alcohol garden, and authentic food from different countries. Children will enjoy the day touring through the Kid’s Village where they will be issued a “Bon Voyage” Passport to tour different Asian countries. While there, the children have the opportunities to participate in fun and collaborative activities.
Highlights include APF Hip-Hop Dance Competition, Miss Scholarship Asian Pacific Pageant, and different exhibits inspired by various artists around the world.
The Festival’s closing ceremony will be on Sunday with an Ondo Dance and a Lantern Ceremony.
Asian Pacific Festival of Arts & Music By the Sea unites the Asian Pacific communities, empowers them with a forum for expression, and promotes cultural diversity and awareness through arts and music. The theme “Reflection Through a Shining Community” captures the unity of our Asian Pacific communities and their successes.
The purpose of the Festival is to introduce and celebrate the rich Asian cultures, Asian arts, and Asian music artists to everyone, including the one-point-five and second generations Asian Americans, who might not have traveled to these Asian countries yet.
The opening ceremony on Saturday will kick off with Taiko drums, and the dragon boat demonstration. The Festival offers everyone a virtual trip to “HOME” in many Asian countries such as Vietnam, China, Thailand, Korea, India, Philippines, Japan, Cambodia and many more. Festival-goers will enjoy a variety of cultural exhibits, art walk, folk dances, fashion shows, music and entertainments, martial arts, food eating contests, cooking challenges, alcohol garden, and authentic food from different countries. Children will enjoy the day touring through the Kid’s Village where they will be issued a “Bon Voyage” Passport to tour different Asian countries. While there, the children have the opportunities to participate in fun and collaborative activities.
Highlights include APF Hip-Hop Dance Competition, Miss Scholarship Asian Pacific Pageant, and different exhibits inspired by various artists around the world.
The Festival’s closing ceremony will be on Sunday with an Ondo Dance and a Lantern Ceremony.
These are Brenna's images from the ChelmsfordPhotoMarathon. I particularly love her 'float' one with the canoeist and I love the bokeh in 'expression'. This was a really good challenge for us both.
Go on give her an explore!!!!
Emotional Expressions , JOy and Gaiety Seen During CTM - Chennai Trail Marathon Held on 07th sep 2014 in chennai
I absolutely love Tinkerbell with her feisty and very funny and expressional personality. Marc Davis designed Tinkerbell for Disney´s animation picture Peter Pan, which was released in 1953. Walt Disney himself loved this pixie so much, that he decided to turn her into his new mascot of his TV show and the Disney Parks. With this little doll I pay tribute to the wonderfull pioneer and artist Walt Disney and the amazingly talented animator and artist Marc Davis. My doll is supposed to be the original Tinkerbell...a pixie, not a fairy!
Base doll: Disneystore 10" Tinkerbell, full facial repaint, real lashes added, hair restyled, dress altered and skirt handsewn, the whole dress and the wings are covered with tiny sparkles, which sadly is impossible for me to catch on the pcitures, but she sparkles as if she was covered with real pixie dust!
She´s listed on ebay, if someoen is interested: www.ebay.com/itm/261512092122
A bit of fun for this weeks NP group challenge.
When there's no-one around that wants their picture taking, take one (or 9) of yourself!
Had this idea a while ago and this weeks 'Face' challenge seemed a good reason to get on and do it.
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Melbourne, AUSTRALIA - April 03: Young Designers Fashion show at Chapel of Chapel, Prahran as a part of EXPRESSION 09 Fashion Gala and Exhibition on April 03, 2009 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Patrik Nemes/PNP Media)
Friends in this session we will talk all about Rational Expressions, sometimes an rational expression can have fractions of complex form. This complexity is caused because of polynomials functions which are included in numerator and denominator of the rational expression. So the solution of these complex fractions or rational expressions is not so easy it requires an appropriate way.
This is my mini-artwork. In this artwork, i'd like to show my expression through strokes. As you can see that some are smooth white strokes on a blue-ish square that represents me being sad n the white brush strokes represent the tears. As tears are delicate and soft that just runs down your face.
well, that's my mini interpretation for my mini artwork. :)
Mexcal Mexican food restaurant, Reno, Nevada.
Shot with fully automatic Fuji Cardia mini Tiara II and Fujinon EBC 28mm f/3.5 wide-angle lens on Kodak Ektar ISO-100 35mm film (DX coded).
Prompt:
RAW photo, male, 25 years old, Asian, angry expression, crouching pose, wearing orange sleeveless martial arts gi, spiky black hair, rocky, fiery background BREAK action photography, dynamic composition, low angle BREAK dramatic lighting, intense atmosphere BREAK shot on professional camera, wide angle lens, shallow depth of field BREAK 8k uhd, sharp focus, high quality, photorealistic, highly detailed skin texture
My web developer Greg with www.norcraftdesign.com/ snapped these photos of me. I told him I wanted to post a series of expressions and these are some of my favorite. Fun stuff!