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I've always been fascinated by how quickly facial expressions change and the complexity of the emotions we can convey using the muscles in our faces. It is the language actors use to tell a story and the thing that photographers try to capture in a split second.
On a cold winter night (tonight)... I bundled up warm and headed out to catch some poetry and music at the November Expressions... Great way to spend an evening...
So I've gotten so into taking candid shots that I've effectively been shunning flash like the plague. But WOWWWW I relearned how much better your pictures can be in crappy lighting with flash. Mmmm.
Emotional Expressions , JOy and Gaiety Seen During CTM - Chennai Trail Marathon Held on 07th sep 2014 in chennai
Day 44 for the 365 project.
A flower not afraid to make a statement.
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Emotional Expressions , JOy and Gaiety Seen During CTM - Chennai Trail Marathon Held on 07th sep 2014 in chennai
A great evening of poetry and some music at the monthly Expressions event, on a chilly winter evening...
A widow from Ajmer holds a puppet as she readies for her act. Ekal Nari Shakti Sanghathan (ENSS) orThe Association of Strong Women Alone, a partner organization of UN Women has trained 16 widows in puppetry.
Photo credit: UN Women/Gaganjit Singh Chandok
Ten expression shoes plus Crescendo shoe. Luckily there is an ALL SWELLS TO SWELL control, so you can work all at once. There are also thumb slides under the keys to work the expression. The toe levers above the shoes work reversibles. The pistons are color coded to go with the stoptabs they control.
The Pleasant Street Wesleyan Methodist Church, built in Ballarat's Pleasant Street, was completed in 1867 for the princely sum of £1700.00 The price and the Methodist Church's grandeur shows how the Wesleyan Methodist congregation had grown in both size and wealth as Ballarat's gold rush grew.
The Pleasant Street Wesleyan Methodist Church was designed by local architect J. A. Doane and has been built in Victorian Academic Gothic style. Built of red brick with a tiled roof, the church has clear architectural elements associated with the Gothic style including flying buttresses that define structural bays, a steeply pitched roof, a parapeted gable and narrow windows. It is an almost exact replica of the second Wesleyan Methodist Church, built in Neil Street in the Ballarat suburb of Soldier's Hill, and incidentally was also completed in 1867. In 1886, additions for choir purposes were made to the church, after designs by prolific Ballarat architect Charles Douglas Figgis, who also designed the adjoining Victorian Romanesque Sunday School.
Gothic architecture was perceived by the pious Victorians as an expression of religious, and therefore, moral values. Its revival was thus seen as virtuous and equated with moral revival. For this reason an ecclesiastical character was predominant.
Charles Douglas Figgis (1849 - 1895) also designed the Ballarat Presbyterian church, the former Ballarat Congregational Church, the former Ballarat Mining Exchange and the Geelong Club amongst many other buildings during his short life.
A couple of weekends ago now, I took a trip down to Devon to see my cousin, her partner and their fairly recent baby, Betty.
Betty is now about 21 months old or so, and is an absolute delight. She's so well behaved, funny in both behaviour and sense of humour (she has her own jokes already!), and just a joy to be around. I've never spent much time around babies and small children as an adult, so I suppose it was a new experience for me as well as her, and now I'm wondering if she's even influenced my opinions on having children!
My little second cousin is literally just the best thing ever. I can't wait to see her again.