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It's a long while since I've been drinking a good, Italian cappuccino. We took our machine with us, but I prefer the ones made in the Italian bar.
This one is taken almost 1 year ago, I'm digging in the archives, looking if there's something interesting and trying to clean up a bit.
"Is there anything better than to be longing for something, when you know it is within reach?"
Model: Marieke
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The war in Ukraine has impacted Moldova, particularly due to Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure causing widespread power outages in Moldova. “We’ve got enough wood to last us through the year,” says Tatiana as she lights up the fireplace.
© European Union, 2022 (photographer: Begüm Iman)
To be sure and certain, to figure out everything is to be completely dead inside, and missing the whole point of being alive. What our hearts truly yearn for, is the unknown and the mysterious, that just lie beyond the fog of perception, waiting to surprise and elate us.
Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺, literally "Temple of the Golden Pavilion"), 1 Kinkakujicho, Kita-ku, Kyoto 603-8361, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Model: Amanda
Strobist:
Key light is ambient from the window. No fill.
Shot with a Nikon D700, with the 50mm f/1.8 @ 1/40, f/1.8, ISO200.
Please no group invites or large graphics ~ thanks!
It's now winter in Holland , but in a few month's time I'll be working in my garden again.
These shots were made in my garden last summer.
Thanks Patricia for this great idea.
1.passionflower
2.marygold
3.peonia
4.double poppy
Another batch from the cheap camera I bought at a flee market for only 10 SEK (a little more than a buck, american). This time I put some tungsten slide film through it and cross processed, which heightened the "washed out" feel of the pictures.
Taken with Luminox 356SL analog camera. Expired and cross processed Kodak Ektachrome 160T (unknown age).
Negative scanned with Epson Perfection V500 Photo, cropped and downsized for the web.
we are pet sitting a neighbor's beta fish.
my daughter quickly figured out that the beta was "interested" in little animal figurines placed beside his bowl.
so last night my husband used this little bunny to get the fish to perform.
what was off-camera for him, was the main attraction for me.
Went to the barber shop yesterday.
The barber who owns this dog was out at lunch.
His lunchbreaks breaks her heart, almost.
Playful, surreal narratives designed by artist Carla Torres have been painted onto 715 feet of concrete barrier in Tribeca along the Hudson River Greenway near Pier 25.
Torres’ design is inspired by silhouetted shadow puppets and a narrative based on the longing for spring and the playful energy of the cyclists and pedestrians who use the park on a daily basis.
NYCDOT Urban Art Program, Barrier Beautification
Design submission by Carla Torres
Presented with New York Cares and Hudson River Park Trust
West St South between North Moore St and Laight St, Manhattan
Gown ensemble created for a Romance challenge. White silk duiponi skirt with ruffle detail, corset with lace detail and matching jacket(not shown) Hand made bonnet with roses by Angel Rose Couture
These worn out Birkenstocks of my girlfriend remind me of warmer times. It's november now, itś windy and rainy outside (sigh). Taken at the porch of the holiday house in Denmark we often rent.
This is me trying to look sad and gothic without looking miserable - which is usually what happens when I don't smile. This is pretty much my personal favourite from the Gothic Girl set.