Dream sequence for a Uni project, self titled 'Recreation of dreams'.

A dream about turning into a doll & thrown around as children do with their toys.

A heavy glass crashes down on an iron plate from about 2,5m above.

The liquid is glass cleaner. It adds a nice colour and some foam.

Time to get back to the present- leaves are turning, water is running high thanks to record breaking rain in Sept. First quick post after a welcome escape to almost heaven W.Va. Dolly Sods Wilderness Area.

squirrel

what a fantastic mix of colours. rich, not too muted.

i need to make a trip to europe asap.

please Zara, come to North America!

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Pics from Canmore, AB - a little mountain town in Rocky Mountains, located just before one reaches Banff National Park..

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'merlot' On Black

Dry, fallen leaves and a crisp, foggy morning.

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Taken last fall from a 12 day road trip that included 5 national parks and many many back roads.

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Made with Nikkor-S·C Auto 1:1.2 55mm

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Mike and Noelle's cupcakes for their wedding dessert buffet. Quickly took a picture of them on one of the tables in the hall beforehand.

Cuivre River State Park

This is all done but the hem. It's made mostly from cord jeans. One of the patches has a pocket. I really like the way it turned out.

South Woodstock, Vermont

This photo was taken during the same group photo session as the 2 space invaders photos I posted a week ago.

This one looks like an infinity sign. It was done in light painting by Julian.

Benoit took this photo with his Pentax DSLR camera.

The setting is an abandoned glass house in Antibes where we stayed a couple of hours taking photos.

Kleiner Wasserfall Nähe Blindsee/Fernpass/Tirol

little fall near Blindsee/Fernpass/Tyrol

Made it to Explore's Highest position: #257 on Thursday, July 5, 2007

“Count the garden by the flowers, never by the leaves that fall. Count your life with smiles and not the tears that roll.”

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Taken near one of my campsites in Oregon.

Bit of a damp day with 'not quite' rain falling in Borrowdale

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A little experiment with lighting and water :)

This is not photoshop, it was shot using my strobe, glass, water, and a lot of patience trying to angle the camera.

Shot at f/22 @ 1/250 w/100mm macro lens and synced with an off-camera strobe.

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Captured on the bridge between America (left) and Canada (right)

Morning fall

Liberty Hill, Texas