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today I said to myself - my goodness, my photos are getting repetitive. so I thought about what would break that, and what came to mind was CLOSE UP and BLUE. so here we go.
Our fogs which are wandering in foam of days at one rain hour.
Nos brouillards qui déambulent à l'écume des jours d'une heure de pluie.
Hasselblad 500C/M + Zeiss Planar 80mm f/2.8 + Ilford Delta 3200 + Ilford ID-11 selfdeveloped + Epson V700 Scan Color 48 Bits Scan (No photoshop except from dust)
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Que bueno es poder liberar las cosas que internamente te afectan, que el viento se encargue de llevarlas lejos de ti y que nunca mas regresen.
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It is good to release the things that affect you internally , which is responsible for the wind carry away from you and never more return.
I don't normally use the reverse/negative process feature, but the colors were so pretty.
View On Black Better this way...
While the Interrogator's job usually involves captured enemies, sometimes he is called upon to deal with spies or perceived traitors in the organization. A crimson guardsman has escorted one such individual before him.
There was much fighting and guarding of food for a while. But, when the bones had been picked clean, the wolves became a peaceful pack again.
this one's a form of chaotic geometric..... it's undergoing endless reconstruction & regeneration as it spreads
thanks for having a look at this one....appreciated....best bigger.....hope you have a Great Weekend
In your good will, make your life prosper, tear down the walls that do not let you see what you dream.
This shot was taken in the foyer of a relatively new building in the docklands area in Melbourne. Very impressive architecture.
Ultra fractal program - no post manipulation
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This is a representation of the internal construction of a light saber. Specifically an atypical design. This light saber produces what looks like a long, lance-shaped blade, but is actually 3 or more very thin blades which are rapidly rotating around each other.
This design gives the user a more destructive blade, as well as a longer possible reach than with regular light sabers, as well as being just as quiet. This blade is choice for task forces, and infiltrators, as there are little drawbacks in using such a lightsaber.
The main difficulty in using this design is the construction. Due to the rapidly spinning blades, force harmonizing kyber crystals must be used in order to avoid a potentially dangerous unstable blade. Due to this requirement, acquired imprinted crystals are very unlikely to work, and bleeding or cracked crystals almost never work for this design.
A rule of thumb, the closer the color, the more likely they are to work with each other.
For anyone who read this far, thank you, and I hope you enjoyed my custom saber type. It was built for a local contest, and was really nice to do.
Bedford 500 six-cylinder diesel, 164-hp
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Land Warfare Hall, Imperial War Museum, Duxford Aerodrome, Cambridgeshire, England
P4191223 Anx2 Q90 1400h
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Model: Masha Sardari
Self-Portrait
The porridge is semolina, similar to cream of wheat. (known as manaya kasha in Eastern European areas) This is a play on my name, Masha. As there are many folk tales that draw associations between the name Masha and the traditional porridge. I have recently become more interested in exploring my native culture and this is a little homage to it. Hope you enjoy!
Contact me for prints at : mashasardari@gmail.com