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Temples d'Angkor, Bayon (Siem Reap - Cambodge)
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paper negatives
a clearer one below [but I really do like the dark textured ones]
large format
the black book at the top is by lauren. you can see it a bit better in the comments below.
the vintage photo was sent to me by kathleen.
and the star was given to me by constance, who knows I love glittery things.
I am blessed with good people.
An Artist captures his inner angst. The ultimate selfie.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.
SPNC - Year 4 - Instruction # 05
"Forget faces and expressions for a while. Focus on backs, but keep observing what is happening around too."
Dimitris Makrygiannakis
Vieni tu a dare luce
Al mio giorno
I have always wanted to shoot a couple, so it was for me an unexpected surprise :) i really thank these two lovely guys for modelling for me <3
I have nothing interesting to post, the well is dry! I have stumbled on these.
I wanted to shoot some 'country' but it's snow storming again. My daughter was pissed
that I'm playing Rascal Flatts(which is not even too country) over and over... the songs are sticking in her head!
Not all are pretty during winter.
Remnants of Fall are trashed on dirty ice.
I should have moved the ones that almost shaped like a heart to add cheesiness. I like cheesy stuffs. It sells! A lot of people got rich from being cheesy.
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Have a great day to all!
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I am fascinated with 4x4 cropping and photographs in the street.
I shall be trying to learn, understand and execute these for days to come.
by Samuel Musungayi.
Captured in Rotterdam (NL) with a Pentax ME and a roll of Kodak Ektar 100.
CanoScan 8600F.
Edie was transfixed when she gazed up and saw how big these horses were!!
Standing at 100ft tall and weighing more than 300 tonnes each, the magical Kelpies are a man-made wonder and a feat of engineering. The works of art, created by artist Andy Scott, have become iconic on the landscape after being modelled on real-life icons of times gone by — Clydesdale horses Duke and Baron. The Kelpies represent the lineage of the heavy horse of Scottish industry and economy, pulling the wagons, ploughs, barges and coalships that shaped the geographical layout of Falkirk.
www.visitscotland.com/info/see-do/the-helix-home-of-the-k...
Nissan and Lexus seem to have been creating cars that portray the mindset: "How many random creases and sharp edges can we place on a single car?" But Nissan (in my opinion) nailed an aggressive medium. The QX30 looks great!
One of my favorite portrait !
Seeing me and my friend with a cam during a photowalk, a village lady came up to us with this kid and asked us to take a snap of her...
the right candid expression on the kid's face adds to the beauty. the innocence, color,temperature of the shot , i think makes this picture a good one.... and the half cut woman's body is the main feel i wanted to bring to this pic...
Do see it in large .. press [L]
Oo°HaPpy NeW DaY°oO
Thanks to all, it's a pleasure to share my work with you !
Hope you like this last capture < : ° )
Best Regards :D :D
Listening : Man in the moon by Nick Cave
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My daddy was an astronaut
That's what I was often taught
My daddy went away too soon
Now he's living on the moon
Hang on to me people
We're going down
Down among the fishes in an absence of sound
It's the presence of distance and it's floating in time
It's lack and it's longing and it's not very kind
Send it scratching in this rented room
Scratching and atapping to the man in the moon
About all the things that I've been taught
My daddy was an astronaut...
Nick Cave
My blog :
Graffiti wall art is a powerful form of self-expression and urban beautification. It has evolved from a rebellious act to an admired art form celebrated worldwide. In this guide, we’ll explore the essence of graffiti wall art, its significance, and tips for creating stunning pieces.
What is Graffiti Wall Art?
Graffiti wall art refers to artistic designs, symbols, or messages created on walls, typically in urban areas. It encompasses various styles, ranging from:
Tagging: Simple, stylized signatures or initials.
Throw-Ups: Bubble letters or quick designs.
Murals: Large, detailed compositions that tell stories or convey themes.
Street Art: Intricate pieces blending graffiti with fine art techniques.
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Life is fun with her now.
I am working on my site, have few shoots scheduled and working on dhriti's portfolio as well before she becomes one.
Made few trips and yet to work on the pictures. And most important catchin up with your stream gradually which i had been missing so badly. Hello to everyone :)
For the shoots we have been doing check out our FB page: www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/mili2bai-creativity/11...
Kal-kool playing around...i really don't know what the deal is with him doing this face once i want to take his photo...and i don't know what the finger pointing is for...ehahah...it looked cute though...
day 103/365 - Decided to try something more, uhm, "colorful." I think my stream might be getting a little bit too dark for my tastes.
Press "L" please.
This is inspired by The Renaissance and the rebirth of "Greco-Roman" culture.
Traditional dance during cultural festival of Ga people on the streets of Jamestown, one of the oldest district of Accra (Ghana), which remains a fishing community.
This photo is an expression of how we should support each other and find strength in talking to someone about what goes on in your head. The beams blasting out of our eyes symbolizes us using what we’ve seen (experiences) to fight the giant hands (eg. dark forces, happiness thieves, anything that makes us feel small)."
p/s: This is a continuation of a photo Joel and I did, back in 2012, titled 'Stolen War'.