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Shooting at Hozukyo, Kyoto. We were a big group of people with Me & My friend Diao taking pictures. We went there for the red leaves, but actually it looked like it's too late, and we only had this tree behind her as a proper background for our pictures.
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Still haven't had any outdoor Tassia time since the outbreak.. so since the last 3 posts were all indoor pics, I thought I'd post another throwback of me enjoying the fresh air outdoor. 😊
I really would love to go outside for more than just groceries and a quick jog.
Hope everyone is still doing fine and staying safe!
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Marilah kita dekatkan silaturrahim yang berjauhan, kita tautkan ukhuwwah atas nama Allah, ikhlas kerana Allah, moga terhindar kita semua dari sifat cela bagai yang tertera di atas.
Sollu 'alanNabiyy... :)
About The Shot | Sunrise at Huffaz Lake DQ:
Alhamdulillah saya berpeluang merakamkan keindahan blue hours selepas solat Subuh pagi 01.04.2012 yang lalu sambil menunggu ketibaan rakan² pencinta alam dari kumpulan GUAI (Geng Ustaz Azhar Idrus) tiba ke DQ. Mereka sedikit terlewat untuk sama merakamkan momen indah ini. InsyaAllah next time datang semula ya ;)
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Darul Quran, Kuala Kubu Bharu | 01 April 2012 | 6:45am (+8GMT)
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- Panorama from 3 horizontal photos.
- Only soft noiseware filter and unsharp mask at 0.5px.
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Double exposure on film
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One of the many marvellous photography techniques provided by analog photography is the double (or triple…) exposure film, directly on camera.
I was always fascinated by the possibility of handling the negative from the moment of shooting, and this factor was the key one for me when it came the time to chose a camera; I need a fully mechanical camera that allows me to control shutter speed, aperture, and lock the film for double exposure. Doesn’t seem like i am asking to much, am I?
Nowadays is relatively easy to produce double exposure. Although i like digital photography, i always preferred to create my double exposures with my trusty old camera, get out in the streets and enjoy shooting, avoiding tedious hours of post production in front of a computer screen, often ending up with a result that is closer to graphic design than photography.
The magic of double exposure is limitless. I love how it’s possible to mix and mash spaces that are completely different from each other, make them clash inside a new world that takes life inside a negative. I call it pre-darkroom; a manipulation of reality that we cannot affect in any way. Only at the time of processing the film we will how the planes stack with each other. Most times it is actually almost impossible to discern how the images complement each other; it might be simple luck, or it might very well be that these 2 worlds really take a life of their own on the silver of the film, and they become something else. In the end, what we try to do is to clumsily control the light.
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As you may or may not have known, I spent most of the month of March in the French and Austrian Alps, sliding down slippery snowy slopes. And it was awesome!
This is me in my "I want it to be summer so badly"-mode... wearing a definitely too-short tartan mini-skirt and my 5 inch stiletto peep-toes by Carlos Santana (yep.. the guitar guy).
Anyway, hope you like these shots from before my winter holiday. I hope to post stuff more regularly now, just like last year. :)
VIDEO: A quick one-take video shoot inside the house again.
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Model for a day: V.
Photographer for a day: me
Poasco - Milano, Italy
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Just got back home after ten days in Chicago, where I stayed in a Holiday Inn right across the Chicago River from this amazing-looking building.
Chicago has an absolutely gorgeous downtown area, probably one of the most beautiful I've ever seen. Old buildings and new rise side by side, and the river runs through them all. There are cool 1930s-style steel lift bridges every block and, to top off the eye candy, there's even an elevated train. They call this part of town The Loop, I'm not sure why. What I *am* sure of is that I'd love to go back there and take photographs for about two or three weeks someday. It's a photographer's dream.
Taken during the LG Action Sports World Tour in Paris, Trocadéro. No PS (just in case !).
Part of LG Action Sports in Paris
I was walking by a street at the Habana Vieja ( Old Habana) , together with my friend - and photographer .Peopleinpixels, a bit far away from the touristic quarters. You could see, one after the other, destroyed buildings, just like a post-war city .. Through an enormous opened door, I saw the stair. The shoe maker, on the extreme right of the picture, was working. Asked permission ( which got the answer "looking is free") and got into the basement of the house. An enormous door to the street provided all the natural light that could be needed. A special moment. A special stair...
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she got the current in her hand
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with the voltage running through her skin
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she gonna teach me how to swim | MGMT
In Italia e Spagna prende il nome di CICLONUDISTA. WNBR non è un organizzazione, ma un giro in bici con nudita’ opzionale. Non c’è un ufficio capo o un amministatore, ma nasce dall’esigenza dei singoli individui di organizzarsi e unirsi sotto idee comuni. Sta a te partecipare. È una manifestazione internazionale dove i partecipanti si organizzano e si incontrano in massa su mezzi auto-alimentati (come bicilclette, pattini e skateboard) per protestare contro la dipendenza dal petrolio e celebrare il potere e l’individualità del corpo. La regola è “svestiti quanto ritieni opportuno”. Il nudo parziale o integrale è incoraggiato ma non obbligatorio. Altre espressioni creative sono altrettanto incoraggiate per creare una divertente e coinvolgente atmosfera durante la manifestazione, per catturare l’attenzione e l’immaginazioni dei passanti e dei media. Body art (come il body painting) sono creative forme di espressione, come anche costumi, decorazioni per bici, strumenti musicali rumorosi e impianti audio. Infatti prima del giro si ci raduna per dipingersi il corpo, suonare e giocare.
BISOGNA QUI FARE CHIAREZZA E SPECIFICARE: Con il termine mutanda si indica un capo d'abbigliamento (sia maschile che femminile), in genere fatto di materiali naturali come cotone, seta, pizzo oppure artificiali come nylon, lycra, tulle, da indossare a contatto con le parti intime. La mutanda ha forme diverse a seconda che sia maschile o femminile. Per gli uomini esistono due modelli di mutanda: gli slip (sgambati) e i boxer (a forma di pantaloncino, ma più attillati). Le donne utilizzano più tipi di mutande (che, in generale, nella loro versione femminile vengono chiamate "mutandine", indipendentemente dalle effettive dimensioni e dal modello): lo slip (simile a quelli da uomo) il tanga, uno slip estremamente sgambato, tanto da consistere, sui fianchi, in un semplice cordoncino o nastrino; il perizoma, diverso dallo slip per il fatto di essere costituito, nella parte posteriore, da una strettissima striscia di tessuto (o in un cordoncino); una volta indossato l'indumento, la parte posteriore si posiziona all'interno dell'incavo tra le natiche e viene quindi totalmente nascosto, lasciando quindi le natiche quasi interamente nude; la brasiliana, una via di mezzo tra slip e perizoma, caratterizzata dall'avere la parte posteriore costituita da un triangolo che copre solo una parte minima del deretano; la culotte, uno slip piuttosto alto che copre tutto il sedere ed eventualmente una parte delle cosce; può svolgere una blanda funzione contenitiva. le mutande di lana, che si distinguono, oltre che per il tessuto (la lana, appunto) anche per il fatto di scendere fino alle caviglie, indossate dai militari tra le mutande ed i pantaloni. Esistono inoltre vari tipi di guaina (un indumento contenitivo destinato e modellare e contenere vita, addome e sedere) aventi foggia di mutandina, sia con gamba, sia sgambate; esse sono appunto dette "guaina mutandina".
Some things are lost in the leaving.
Some remain.
Some seeds planted in brine still grow...
(Majaj in "Creativity in exile")
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This is a 30 second exposure of a beacon in Steveston, which is a great little fishing village in Richmond, British Columbia.
I used a 10 and a 3 stop ND filter, and stacked a 3 stop soft grad ND filter, to get the right level of contrast in the clouds and water.
Steveston is a really great little place to visit, with awesome fish and chips, if you stay away from the touristy spots :-)
I used a 10 stop and 3 stop ND filter and a 3 stop hard grad ND filter, to get the right level of contrast and detail in the clouds, reflections and water.
The techie stuff:
Sony A850 D-SLR
Zeiss 24-70mm Lens
ISO: 160
Aperture: f/9
Exposure: 30 seconds
Focal Length: 24mm
Filters: Hitech Pro 10 stop ND filter, Lee 3 stop hard ND filter and a Lee 3 stop soft grad ND filter
Processing: Photoshop CS6 and Google Silver Efex Pro 2.
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Model: Ellie Mae.
Lingerie: "Whitney Unicorn" by Honey Birdette.
A teaching/setup shot. French doors on the right, white v-flat on the left. For this set, I've set the wall at an oblique angle to the window.
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VIDEO: Pinking it up big-time! :-D
And to answer that question unequivocally: it depends! :-P
Okay okay, the girly over-the-top part of me would say: NO, there is never too much pink!
I myself don't have much stuff in pink, but I'm always so envious of girls who can pull off the cute candy pink look without it looking so sweet that your teeth will spontaneously start to rot.
The realistic take-a-good-look-in-the-mirror who-do-you-think-you-are part of me would say: YES, there is such a thing as too much and you (meaning me) of all people should take care not to overdo it!
Anyway, internal debates aside, I thought I'd solve the issue by wearing a cute summer cocktail dress that's white with a cool pink pattern. What do you think? Faux-pas avoided? :-P
Of course, I gotta have high heels.. and the only pink heels I had in my collection were these peep-toe stilettos by Bershka. I got them in a sale for 10 euros a couple of months ago, just waiting for a summer evening and a dress like this. :)
Demonstrators writing with flares on the pavement of Nation square.
Merci de lire les explications en début d'album / Please read the explanations at the beginning of the set
Part of Régimes Spéciaux (Recommended as a slideshow)
VIDEO: A longer video of me walking in those OTK boots!
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So yeah, technically.. the weather has improved over here in the Netherlands.. but it's still freakin' cold! :-P
You all know I love bare legs, but that's just not possible yet. Fortunately, there is a great solution: tights and boots.. especially over-the-knee boots!
The theme of this outfit is tartan.. and I especially love my cute little bag. It's a make-up bag, but I decided to use it as normal bag. I wonder if that was why I was getting strange looks. ;-)
Light show in Beaubourg by Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist, called "A la belle étoile". The 10mn show will be projected every night from 7pm to 8am until Feb. 26. Tip: pretend you're going to the restaurant on the 6th floor and stop at the 5th floor, which is opened and from where you can see the show from above without any glasses interfering :-) The previous link is also offering a webcam of the show.
Part of A la belle étoile
Sorry to my contacts, haven't been really active on Flickr lately. So I will try to comment a lot as possible and view your streams. My archive is stacking up so I can't wait to post a couple. but time is a bitch...
This picture of a Kingfisher was taken two weeks ago from a hide. It was really worth waiting for, just an awesome sight seeing them fishing just a couple of meters away. We've witnessed him catching a couple of really small fish but the catch of the day was this three-spined stickleback.
By the way: never new that these fish are more related to seahorses and pipefish then to the European perch.
A few days ago I opened a webshop. Still working on it but there are a few images already available on poster, framed, Xpozer, canvas and alu.
Este ano descobri este lugar, um lugar que adoro onde se ouvem passarinhos e se respira ar puro.
Gostava de ver esta paisagem todas as manhãs.
This year i've found this place, a place where we can hear birds and breathe fresh air.
I wish i could see this every mourning when i opened my eyes.
El Matador's Avocado and Chicken Soup
From the menu of . . . El Matador
4316 Chamblee Tucker Road, Chamblee
770-414-9291
Q: My wife and I love good soup, and one of our favorites is the Avocado and Chicken Soup at El Matador restaurant in Tucker. Is it possible to get the recipe?
- Jim Chambers, Tucker
A: Only in America! Where else can a Jordanian immigrant come to a country, work on an assembly line in an electronics plant, become good friends with immigrants from Mexico, develop a fondness for Mexican culture, music and food and then open a restaurant specializing in Mexican, with a touch of Middle Eastern cuisine? That is the story of Ismail Sirdah, who came here 17 years ago from Jordan, is now an American citizen and owner of El Matador, a casual Tex-Mex restaurant that boasts everyday fresh ingredients.
Following on from yesterday's photo of soldiers in the Reading Room at the Elise Sandes Soldiers Home at the Curragh Camp in Kildare, this photo is of the Dining Room.
Thanks to macabee2012 for the following:
"This is the dining room of Miss Sandes Soldiers Home in the Curragh - one of over thirty such Homes attached to army locations all over Ireland, Founded by Elise Sandes of Tralee, Co Kerry, this network of Soldiers Homes was an evangelical missionary movement designed mainly to keep young soldiers out of the pubs and provide recreational facilities - as well as a bit of religion. The first Home was in Cork and later ones were in Queesntown (Cobh), Belfast, Parkgates Dublin, Ballykinler, Derry, among other towns; there were eight Homes in India in places such as Rawal Pindi, Quetta and Lucknow.
See History Ireland, vol. 13, issue 4, July/August 2005..."
This photo incidentally provides invaluable information about what the soldiers were eating at the time for their supper, and how much they were paying for their grub. A blackboard behind the counter lists dishes and prices. We're assuming the cost was in pennies rather than shillings. Here they are (those that were possible to read):
Eggs & Bacon 3
Two Eggs 4/5?
Bacon & Tomatoes 4
Bacon & Onions 3
Bacon & Chips 3
Rissoles & Chips 3
Rissoles & Onions 3
Desserts
Apple Tart & Custard 2
Treacle & Custard or Rice 1
Blancmange & Jelly 2
Rice Pudding 1
Gorgeous account in from scooter2017 of this Dining Room in the 1960s:
"You could add another 50 years to this 1916 photo and little had changed. The long benches and tables were still the same. They did add a jukebox in the early 60s. It was in front of the pillar where that first soldier is standing. A record could be played for 3d.
Date: Sunday, 16 July 1916
NLI Ref.: EAS_2486
VIDEO: Another indoor dress modelling session. Yep, I know.. boring! ;-)
Bloggity blog blog: Just a couple of quick snaps of each dress.
First of all, I hope everyone had a great Christmas weekend! Mine was spent at my parents' place with lots of good food, general cosiness and lots of Christmas movies including classics like Home Alone (1 and 2), The Santa Clause (1, 2 and 3), Die Hard, A Muppets' Christmas Carol. :-D
I had two sponsored occasions already.. and this 3rd one is courtesy of Shein. I chose 3 cute dresses, but uhm.. they're more suited for hot summers!
I'm not going to bore you with three separate posts, especially because I shot these photos indoor. Not too exciting. So here are all three dresses + links!
■ Black Short Sleeve Split Side Bodycon Dress - size M
■ Army Green Long Sleeve Casual Dress - size S
■ Navy Sleeveless Ruffle Dress - size S
VIDEO: Another indoor dress modelling session. Yep, I know.. boring! ;-)
Bloggity blog blog: Just a couple of quick snaps of each dress.
VIDEO: Showing the complicated procedure of putting fish in the oven! :-P
Bloggity blog blog: Cooking in the kitchen
It's time for the weekend, so that means throwing the work laptop in the corner and chill and cook something simple! :)
The summer is really gone, but inside the house.. one can always wear jeans shorts. :-P
What you don't see in the pictures is the actual cooking of vegetables and potatoes. Yes, I do think of all the vitamins. ;-)
Being someone who has done almost 30 years of martial arts.. I can't help but posing with kitchen tools as if they were weapons. Scared yet? :-P
And of course, while waiting for the food to be done.. it's always a good moment to have a quick taste of the wine. :)
Yes, I do miss the summer! :)
VIDEO: Showing the complicated procedure of putting fish in the oven! :-P
Just street lamps on the Pont de l'Alma and the "unusual" suspect ;-)
Just in case, no PS or any trick involved.
Part of my Buildings & Architecture set.
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It's fall now and summer seems like a distant memory. Though I have been busy working, I did get to enjoy the warm and sunny days.. and I did get to wear my pretty dresses and sexy shoes! And better yet.. my friends were willing to photograph and film during those days! ♥
For this day, I wore this blue dress. And since it was a warm and sunny day, I actually took the effort of painting my nails, both fingers and toes. I have lots of other nailpolish colours so I should try them all before it gets too cold.
And I love these high heeled sandals.. they might seem high, but they walk soooo comfortably.. just watch the video for proof! :-P
VIDEO: Quick video of me in this blue dress in the city centre. :)
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Was very lucky when I went down to the harbor area in Bergen the night of 14th october ... the sky started to light up with the Aurora Borealis dancing ... ahh ... was a magical night - once in a lifetime experience of being at the right spot at just the right time - It doesn't happen very often that we can see northern lights this far south - and in Bergen without skies to cover it up (It's on the western part of southern Norway who gets a lot of rain). And even better - almost no wind ... made me shooting pictures for 2+ hours ... so here is a timelapse from that night ... :)
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Nikon D800E - 35mm 1.4 Sigma Art Lens
Made with Lightroom, LRtimelapse and Adobe Premiere Pro CC
2013-10-14-225511 - bergen - nordlys-3751
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"Conservation is a state of harmony between men and land." Aldo Leopold.
Dalyan, on the Turkey's Aegean Coast, is a fantastic place to relax in a peaceful setting surrounded by nature. Very close to this town we can find Iztuzu, one of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean. It can be reached by one of the numerous boats that offer tours along the Dalyan River until reaching the beach, or through a road that allows access only from its southern side.
Iztuzu Beach is also known as Turtle Beach, since this coastal strip is home to one of the most important breeding sites for sea turtles in the Mediterranean. In 1988, the beach was named a Protected Area by the Turkish government, and access is prohibited from dusk to dawn to protect the laying of eggs and the birth of small turtles. However, this area could have been very different today without the conservation efforts of June Haimoff and many other environmentalists who saved it in the 1980s. Their work to raise awareness and the launch of an international campaign allowed to stop the construction of a huge German resort in this ecological paradise. Both the curious turtles, which can often be seen near the beach, and the locals and visitors who come here, can still enjoy this natural wonder thanks to all those people who decided to protect this beautiful natural environment.
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"La conservación es un estado de armonía entre los hombres y la tierra". Aldo Leopold.
El pueblo de Dalyan, en la Costa del Egeo de Turquía, es un fantástico lugar para relajarse en un entorno tranquilo rodeado de naturaleza. Muy cerca del mismo, se encuentra Iztuzu, una de las playas más bonitas del Mediterráneo. A ella se puede llegar en uno de los numerosos barcos que ofrecen tours por el río de Dalyan hasta llegar a la playa, o a través de una única carretera que permite el acceso por su lado meridional.
Iztuzu Beach, es también conocida como la Playa de la Tortuga, ya que esta franja costera acoge uno de los lugares más importantes de cría de tortugas marinas del Mediterráneo. En el año 1988, la playa fue nombrada Area Protegida por el gobierno de Turquía, y el acceso se prohibe desde el atardecer hasta al amanecer para proteger la puesta de huevos y el nacimiento de las pequeñas tortugas. Sin embargo, esta zona podría haber sido hoy muy diferente sin los esfuerzos de conservación de June Haimoff y de otros muchos ambientalistas que la salvaron en la década de los 80. Su trabajo de concienciación y el lanzamiento de una campaña internacional, permitieron parar la construcción de un enorme resort alemán en este paraíso ecológico. Tanto las curiosas tortugas, que pueden verse a menudo cerca de la playa, como los locales y los visitantes que aquí llegan, pueden todavía disfrutar de esta maravilla natural gracias a todas aquellas personas que decidieron proteger este precioso entorno natural.
Some folks wanted to see this bridge up close under this light and some folks wanted to see this bridge at dark. This is as dark as I am comfortable with because there are a couple of pubs behind me (and one in front of me off camera) with the lager louts paying too much interest in my work.
Apologies to other folks if this bridge shows up too much in my stream; I work within 10 minutes walking distance of it and I live within 30 minutes walking distance so it's quite tempting to try and shoot it under different conditions.
This is a 52 second exposure; I much prefer a later one I took with a longer exposure but this one has the blur of a red bus which makes it slightly more interesting and the other did not.
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This was back in March when it was warm.. now it's May and freakin' cold. Blegh! :-P
■ White Lapel Long Sleeve Buttons Blouse - size S
■ Plaid Bodycon White Skirt - size L
This is the last one of the clothing haul. When I find the time, I will start working on my photos and videos from my short Bulgaria holiday. :-)
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VIDEO: Almost getting hit by a dude on a BMX bike!
So, this pic is from the same series as the one with only the silhouette a few weeks ago. No Japanese horror.. just me in a blue party dress! Perhaps pretty enough for a prom?
Don't you just love the colours of the background? They were changing all the time! :D
Some things just look better Large and on BLACK…… Enjoy!!!
Alright my fiends, I guess my crystal ball is trying to tell us something and it has something to do with waterfalls in South America. Yes it’s the wonderful location of Foz do Iguacu with it amazing Iguacu falls which is located on the border of Brazil and Argentina.
PREVIOUS VIDEO: Two short clips of me in this dress!
Bloggity blog blog: More photos.. even on a bicycle! ;-)
Finally got around to finishing up my blog-post when I visited the city of Maastricht to meet up with fashion blogger Eda Guler. :)
As you've probably come to expect of me.. I almost always pick a casual jeans outfit when I'm visiting cities. That day wasn't any different. :-P