Millennials(1981 to 1996)
View allAll Photos Tagged millennials
Click on Image to Enlarge !!!
The composition of this image was achieved IN CAMERA using an Apple iPhone 4S. Post capture processing was indeed done, but only involving the treatment of light and colour. By "breaking the rules" of the iPhone's panoramic function, the image can be skewed, splintered or fragmented into a multi-planarity that could, perhaps be called a form of "Millennial Cubism".
Please see the Flickr group "PANO-Vision" to view a gallery of images created by 20 artists ( and counting ) who are deliberately working in this mode of image creation.
© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2015. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
From Millennial Bridge, it's such a classic/typical shot, but still one worth taking. I didn't spend too much time looking for other compositions, to be honest... Well just the other one I've already posted.
with
PINK CHARCOAL Millennial Witch {Gacha}
Gold Rings (every finger), Necklace Gold, Top, & Shorts
PINK CHARCOAL Book Of Immortal Souls
The supporting struts of and stepped walkway across the O2 Arena / Millennium Dome, in North Greenwich, London.
Shot with a Nikon D7000 and a Nikkor AFS DX 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6G lens, and processed in GIMP and Photoscape.
Canet L´Roig (Castelló-Spain), ancient olive trees, the locals say that to get one of these olive trees, it is easy, plant the seed and then wait a thousand years.
Situé en haut de la carrière utilisée par les habitants de Filitosa, ce « dinosaure » n’a pas été taillé par nos ancêtres préhistoriques corses, mais par l’érosion millénaire de ce bloc de granit.
Located at the top of the quarry used by the inhabitants of Filitosa, this "dinosaur" was not carved by our prehistoric Corsican ancestors, but by the millennial erosion of this block of granite.
Chicago - Millennial enjoying a skateboarding run and his music in Millennium Park, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
"Dave" by Coady (Vic)
Sculpture By the Sea, Bondi to Tamarama Beaches Walk
2023
Smile on Saturday: Part of Artpiece (glad I "saved" this one)
"Dave is a reference to Michelangelo’s luminous marble carving of David, the epitome of male perfection for centuries.
By projecting this thinking into the contemporary realm, the new version of David (or ‘Dave’ as he is known to friends) cuts a benign figure in the midst of social change. Originally fabricated in enamel coated polyurethane and installed along the coast of Bondi (Sculpture By The Sea 2016), Dave, assisted by 3D modelling from a maquette, now has versions in Bronze and anodized aluminium. With gender rules and traditional male stereotypes fading Coady describes Dave’s characteristics as more baby boomer than millennial, a journey in time that has redefined notions of masculinity."
Una millennial sta ancora dalla nostra parte ma osserva uno schermo portatile e davanti a lei il vuoto prospettico di uno spazio esterno. Il nostro tempo è in metastasi, non sa se può essere curato e usa palliativi per andare avanti. Spero che la ragazza abbia la soluzione per uscire dall’impasse.
Hiking along the Methuselah Trail in the Inyo National Forest, one is surrounded by ancient bristlecone pines, and of course their seed-bearing cones.
These cones represent the opportunity to regrow a forest of trees that could each last thousands of years. So, whereas people often refer to human millennials in a derogatory way, these millennials would be disappointed to live through only one millennium.
Congrats on Explore!
#119 ⭐ December 13, 2023
Recognition:
Accepted for Display - NOV 23, Darkroomers Photographic Club, San Diego
♥ *B.D.R.* Stay Cozy Pants ♥
♥ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Beautiful%20Dirty%20Rich/1... ♥
♥ DOUX - Anissa hairstyle ♥
♥ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Secrets/163/154/23 ♥
♥ LEXU - KYRA SNEAKERS ♥
♥ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Alyssum%20Island/129/83/2444 ♥
♥ "Off-Line" x Venus - "Millennial" Halter ♥
After a long series of flower images I wanted to counter-balance the recent part of my stream with something a bit more "muscular" but secretly just as full of transcendence and release as the obvious joy of blossoming flowers.
Some may find images of tombstones or graveyards to be morbid and they have my total respect and acknowledgement. I do, however, have a side that needs to take a deep breath and stare right into the face of our supposed mortality.
Out of years of travel and deep exposure to both Hindu and Tibetan cultures, I wonder whether our demise from this mortal coil is permanent or not.
If, as these cultures suggest, and their arguments are very cogent to me, that death is just a portal, a passing through, that the soul, like energy is eternal, then this Dance of Death ( Toten Tanz in German ) is an illusion - a powerful one at that, especially for those of us left on THIS side awaiting that experience.
There are very powerful emotions connected to this subject and it is not my intention to offend in any way. It's almost a taboo subject but my personal make-up needs to ask the tough questions and I see my role as a serious artist as needing to give expression to those questions sometimes.
This is #1 of a series of 3. I saved them for a Spring / Summer "release", for a time when we're much happier and delighted with the beauty of the world. There's an irony in them as they were shot in the Spring of 2015, when life is "returning" and so they carry a kind of secret balance and hidden celebration of "life".
________________________________________________
Music Link: "Symphony No. 9", The Choral Symphony. First movement. Fascinating to watch the scrolling score while listening. It's a synaesthetic way to "watch" the Symphony while listening to it. Turn it UP !!!!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SZ9QzGg95g
Click on Image to Enlarge !
© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2015, 2016. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
Text Blog: visionheartblog.wordpress.com
ashliecoba.blogspot.com/2020/11/on-vs-off-ft-millennial-m...
P.s. While doing this post I thought, I would love some more belt releases. I think it does a lot for an outfit.
A nearby former mansion, tumbled and splintered into multiple, simultaneous planes. A millennial Cubist view, a quantum view of many possibilities or potentials co-existenting all at once.
Note the life size bronze of a deer toward the upper right. The James Cooper mansion ( this house ) was bought from the Knights of Columbus by a condo developer who was respectful of the heritage of the house so they picked it up and moved it to be almost flush to the street. Veritably, a 'house in motion'. In the space vacated by the mansion, they put up a 32 storey condo tower. Not all developers are as respectful of heritage buildings or the neighbourhoods they build in. We got lucky. The deer was added as a sculpture along with two wolves and a couple of fawns around the front of the property. Indeed, the deer IS upside down, face down, tail up, mounted on a slab of polished metal. It's a great touch.
The title is inspired by a Talking Heads' song, "Houses in Motion". Here the house, indeed, seems to be 'in motion'. A state of transition? Transmutation? Transubstantiation? With David Bryne's multi-dimensional lyrics it's anyone's guess what the song might mean, but that might just be his point ... it can be many things at the same time. As he once said, "Stop Making Sense".
**************************************
Music Link: "Houses in Motion" - Talking Heads, from their album "Remain in Light". Co-written and co-produced with Brian Eno ( on backing vocals ) and featuring avant garde trumpeter, Jon Hassell.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5nVZA5X8Rg
View Large on Black.
© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2015. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
Nizhegorodsky District, Moscow, Russia
An example of a typical Soviet Khrushchev-era building from the 1950s and 1960s, abandoned by its residents under the renovation program and now slated for demolition.
Baby boomers built it. Generation X lived here. Millennials grew up here. Zoomers (me) see it disappearing, and Alphas will see what will appear here and how.
...where the new age of justice will be. Reign by the King of kings ruled with an iron rod, voila!
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This image was created by the use of Adobe brushes
With courtesy to some I used from Brusheezy.com www.brusheezy.com/ free digital brushes.
The Great Oak, also called Millennial Oak, is about 500 meters west of Hexenagger.
In 2007, the trunk had at its smallest diameter a circumference of 7.93 m. Its total height is 29 m and the crown diameter is 24 m.
The tree is one of the most impressive oaks in Bavaria. The age varies in the literature from 320 to 450 and even over 600 years.
Text adapted from Wikipedia.
******** September 27, 2014, was the birth of "TumbleWorld" as a series and as a technique. This is one of the very first images taken the moment I "stumbled" upon this photographic method. After 2 or 3 of these, the term "TumbleWorld" came to mind and I decided then and there that this was going to be my new way of working and talking about my practice as a photographic artist.
Everything that follows from here on, otherwise not indicated as being in the "TumbleWorld" series, is created using this technique. Fundamentally, it's based on the misuse or exploitation of a simple mistake of camera function. "TumbleWorld" has indeed become my mature and signature style. ******** Aug. 2015
_________________________________________________
A move toward a "Millennial Cubism", if you will. This is the first of a series that, like Cubism, explores the fragmenting of planes to achieve a total composition that distorts or "re-thinks" reality - a common or underlying theme in all of my work.
The possibilities that seem to murmuring just under the surface of this method will be something that I think I'm going to look into for a while. As Brian Eno may have included in his "Oblique Strategies" set of 'oracle' cards, "Exploit an error and make it a feature".
******** Sept. 2014
View Large on Black
© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2014. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
A reduced palette again, only this time I went for the dark. Mannequins continue to be a favoured subject for me. I live and work in the downtown of a major metropolis, one that's growing at break-neck speed. So urban themes are the most immediately accessible and by being a 'downtowner' such themes are subject to my constant observation.
Music Link: "Nightporter" - Japan, from their album "Gentlemen Take Polaroids". David Sylvian's deeply moody, nighttime lament came to mind when looking at this finished image. The loneliness of night in his song is beautifully palpable. Here the image can be seen as both a portrayal of the denizens of night in a big, dark city and literally of mannequins in a shop window that one might see during a long, solitary walk in urban caverns. "Nightporter" is still a favourite of Sylvian's audience even though he left Japan over 30 years ago for a remarkable solo career.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCHg5RitlDw
View Large on Black.
© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2014. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
OR, for the Millennials in the audience "A one, a twooooo, a three! A three."
On my way home from the Chicago Fire game (Nashville won 2-0, btw), I stopped by Franklin Park, knowing that five fresh CPKC ET44ACs were in town, having come in on the previous day's 181 train. Sure enough, when I showed up, Train 230 (Bensenville-Montreal) was sitting out there with two of these units on the point, and in a generally-accessible location, to boot! My hunch that they'd quickly get put into service, was right.
"But Jeff, there are clearly three units here. Are you dumb?" Well, math isn't my highpoint, but I AM adept at counting that high. While out photographing the 7459 & 7547 on the point, the 7461 came rolling by on an adjacent track. "Oh, I guess we're going for three. That'll do." Sure enough, they crossed over at Edgington, and came back onto the train to create the consist you see here.
These were straight out of the GE factory in Ft. Worth, having left there just four days earlier, and while it was after midnight when I took these, I know well enough that these sorts of opportunities don't often present themselves, so I was happy to put the time in to GTS.
Vajdahunyad Castle
Budapest City Park
Budapest, Hungary
09-10-2024
Processed 10/17/25
Vajdahunyad Castle is wildly unlike any of the ancient medieval stone castles I photographed on my recent trip to Ireland. This castle was created out of cardboard and wood in 1896 as part of the Hungarian Millennial Exhibition celebrating 1000 years since the Hungarian Conquest.
The complex of buildings, designed by architect Ignác Alpár, showcased a variety of Hungarian architectural styles. The attraction was to be temporary, but it was so popular that it was later renovated as a permanent structure.
The main part of the castle is taken up by the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture, the biggest agricultural museum in Europe.
Brand New Release, Exclusive for The Saturday Sale: Retro Expo – Millennial Opens February 28th!
Step into a timeless 90s teenage retreat, where nostalgia, personality and raw authenticity blend into one unforgettable atmosphere.
CIRCLE’s new Groovy Dreams Backdrop captures the spirit of a generation — expressive, unfiltered, and effortlessly cool. Bathed in warm natural light and wrapped in bold color tones, the space radiates that unmistakable analog-era mood that defined a decade.
Perfect for photoshoots, storytelling, or immersive virtual environments, this backdrop delivers pure 90s energy with depth, warmth and undeniable vibe.
• Legacy - PBR Materials
• 26 LI
• Copy • Mod • No Transfer
Come check it out at The Saturday Sale: Retro Expo!
believed to be a thousand years old, this gigantic platanus orientalis or plane tree had to have one of it's branches supported for the fear of collapsing under it's own weight.
(Minolta α850, Sigma 24-105mm F4 DG HSM Art, Raw Therapee and Luminance HDR with Mantiuk '06 on Linux Mint v20.2)
Di certe cime mi piace la luce che resta negli angoli degli occhi.
Fabrizio Caramagna
Zoldo, provincia di Belluno
Buona giornata
#zoldo #dolomiti #pelmetto #rocce #rocks #neve #aceri #alberi #trees #nuvole #clouds #snow #neve
It had somehow been ten years between visits to London. On that previous trip, one of my favorite images was made from this bridge.
www.flickr.com/photos/zebandrews/8729054540/
While it wasn't at the top of my list of places to return to, I was nonetheless curious to take another walk or two across it. It was a bit strange to think of the ghost of my ten-year-younger self standing in nearly this spot, also with a Hasselblad in hand and an eye toward time. I found myself in a different moment this time around and hence I made a different image. And who knows, maybe I will stand here again in another decade.
I hope so.
Hasselblad 500C/M
Kodak Portra 160 (I liked it better in b&w, but just barely)