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I stand for freedom of expression, doing what you believe in and going after your dreams (Madonna Ciccone).
This picture is shows you how much fun i have during my shootings and how much I love what I do <3
I've missed using borders so I thought i'd use one for this. I think it helps bring out the colours more.
Yet again, another old shot from Darley Park. It's not very often when Laz lets go when i'm taking photos of her, so I cherish them when she does.
Work for photography A2 coursework.
Second part of the series.
Text and Image
Copyright Sophie Williams.
Expressions are rarely understood, but they do however have something to describe, i saw this, and made it my own expression and the edit was the final touch
Australian Open of Surfing 2012 at North Steyne, Manly, Sydney
Round of 16 Heat 5: Tomas Hermes (BRA) vs Jordy Smith (ZAF)
Photos report du 1er événement "Expression Reggae" organisé par le Deux Pièces Cuisine en collaboration avec le photographe Franck Blanquin et Party Time !!! "SOLD OUT"
Un max de love à tous ses Artistes qui ont mis ça très haut, le freestyle en fin de soirée était d'une lourdeur...
Large Up YaniSs Odua, Princess Erika, Sista Jahan, Straika D, Daddy Mory, Brahim, LMK, Linkhan, Guy All Mc, Professor Liv'High et Junior Jim...
Remerciements:
Le Deux Pièces Cuisine (Émilie Sabablues & toutes sont équipe), les photographes (Franck Blanquin , Philippe Da Best Campos & Pedro Shango), Party Time (Cheeka, Matthias & Francky), Dj Kaprisson, Max Vallée aka Jahill, Kubix, Sergio Marigomez d'Heartical Sound & Label, Irie Ites (Manu & Jérôme), Les frères Cirade, Judah Roger, We Are Reggae (Locksette, Aswane, Sand'Rine) Radio Mille Pattes (Thomas Lapleau, Jordan Selekta, Amaury, MisterDubz), Parlons Reggae (Locksette, Mymy Lenemy, Ijah, Nindo, Dj Jahman), Selecta Wax, Djege Zionhighsound, David Vaz, Cici Unity, Ye She et tous ceux que j'aurais oublier...
Jah Love, vivement un Expression Reggae 2 !!!
Linton
An ode to freedom of expression and the place of cyclists in the city. In this participatory piece, the "AgitPOV" devices attached to the bicycles that make up the Ferris wheel transmit the words of passersby. Created during the 2012 Quebec student protests, these little boxes are tools that allow citizens to express themselves, relying on persistence of vision to broadcast political messages or poetry. Alexandre Castonguay is also responsible for the digital fresco on the Grande Bibliothèque.
Montreal, Quebec.
Subject: Graffiti
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Photographed above the Free Expression Tunnel at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, N.C.
Chris Hoy (and Katherine Grainger, Ross Edgar, David Florence) return to Edinburgh with medals and meet the 50,000.
Photos report du 1er événement "Expression Reggae" organisé par le Deux Pièces Cuisine en collaboration avec le photographe Franck Blanquin et Party Time !!! "SOLD OUT"
Un max de love à tous ses Artistes qui ont mis ça très haut, le freestyle en fin de soirée était d'une lourdeur...
Large Up YaniSs Odua, Princess Erika, Sista Jahan, Straika D, Daddy Mory, Brahim, LMK, Linkhan, Guy All Mc, Professor Liv'High et Junior Jim...
Remerciements:
Le Deux Pièces Cuisine (Émilie Sabablues & toutes sont équipe), les photographes (Franck Blanquin , Philippe Da Best Campos & Pedro Shango), Party Time (Cheeka, Matthias & Francky), Dj Kaprisson, Max Vallée aka Jahill, Kubix, Sergio Marigomez d'Heartical Sound & Label, Irie Ites (Manu & Jérôme), Les frères Cirade, Judah Roger, We Are Reggae (Locksette, Aswane, Sand'Rine) Radio Mille Pattes (Thomas Lapleau, Jordan Selekta, Amaury, MisterDubz), Parlons Reggae (Locksette, Mymy Lenemy, Ijah, Nindo, Dj Jahman), Selecta Wax, Djege Zionhighsound, David Vaz, Cici Unity, Ye She et tous ceux que j'aurais oublier...
Jah Love, vivement un Expression Reggae 2 !!!
Linton
It takes years to train as a Kathakali performer. You are trained in singing, dancing and instrument playing. Here, the actor is matching his eye movements to the speed of the drumming. It was beyond human strength and speed!
The performance is done using facial expressions, body language/poses and a form of sign language. No words are used except for the singing of the narrarator. In this portion of the performance, they take the time to explain some of the common gestures used in the snippet we are about to watch. Most Kathakali performances last for 9 hours.