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I had a wonderful oppurtunity to shoot at a quarter horse farm (Ivy Lane Racing) this morning...Thanks to the owner Don Salhauzser, my friend Phil and his daughter Kathleen and a special thanks to Phil's daughter Maddie...
A cherished project of mine to capture and document the life by the gigantic river Brahmaputra that enters India in the north-eastern frontier state of Arunachal, travels through Assam and has its confluence with the ocean in Bengal.
I have been having discussions with quite a few eminent who have been born an brought up on the banks of this river. I have just started the project as I my work has started taking me to Dibrugarh University where I have become a catalyst to empower the youth of Assam. It is a blessing.
First of the dancers who have been kind to participate are two students, Sattriya dancers, from centre of performing arts at DU - Bhagyashree Senapati and Purasmita Bordoloi; Also I had an oppurtunity to capture.a bunch of youth who do their physical training on the banks of Brahmaputra, The fishermen's village that lives on Brahmaputra
A cherished project of mine to capture and document the life by the gigantic river Brahmaputra that enters India in the north-eastern frontier state of Arunachal, travels through Assam and has its confluence with the ocean in Bengal.
I have been having discussions with quite a few eminent who have been born an brought up on the banks of this river. I have just started the project as I my work has started taking me to Dibrugarh University where I have become a catalyst to empower the youth of Assam. It is a blessing.
First of the dancers who have been kind to participate are two students, Sattriya dancers, from centre of performing arts at DU - Bhagyashree Senapati and Purasmita Bordoloi; Also I had an oppurtunity to capture.a bunch of youth who do their physical training on the banks of Brahmaputra, The fishermen's village that lives on Brahmaputra
Madingley Hall, Cambridgeshire, 2 Apr 2015
Madingley Hall was built by Sir John Hynde in 1543 and occupied as a residence by his descendants until the 1860s. It is surrounded by parkland. Queen Victoria rented the Hall in 1860 for her son Edward (the future King Edward VII) to live in while he was an undergraduate at Cambridge University. The family sold the Hall in 1871.
The Hall and its surrounding park and farmland have been owned by the University of Cambridge since 1948 and is currently the home of the Institute of Continuing Education.
The earliest recorded image of the gardens is an engraving dating from 1705, showing a formal, Dutch-style garden to the north and east of the Hall. This formal style soon fell victim to the prevailing trend for naturalistic parkland, however, and in 1756, Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown was employed to create fashionable, modern gardens. The Yew Topiary Gardens were added in 1927.
I did not know whether it was open to the public, so when I saw an advert for an Open Day I seized the oppurtunity.
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
This program benefits a lot of our elderly people. For instance, my great grandpa doesn't have to stay in the hospital to long because his doctor can consult with home health and set a plan in motion at his home. I know a lot of sick people had rather be in the comfort of their own home, than in a hospital. I think if a lot of them had one wish in the hospital, it would be to go home. Home health gives them this oppurtunity. I greatly appreciate everything they do for my family, and others. Home health is a great service that is provided to Eastern Kentucky.
Montreal AW members Patrick Cardinal, Gilbert, and Kevin did not miss the oppurtunity while in Ottawa to miss taking the arrival of First Air's Boeing 767-200SF
My distant relative cousin, Class mate, my sister best friend, Vijetha got married this Dec 11. Got some oppurtunity to get shot of her.
To whom it concerns:
I am a technician at Big Swamp H-D and recently installed a set of the Fat Cat 2 into 1 systems onto a 2007 FXD. I would like to commend your company on the quality of the pipe, and that the pipe was ready to go onto the bike out of the box. I also had the oppurtunity to Dyno the bike and the pipe performed excellently. The pipe had great volumetric efficiency allowing me to tune the motorcycle with very little changes to the map. The first base runs were on the rich side, 13.0 AFR for both front and rear cylinders. I raised the VE up to 13.8 AFR on both cylinders. The customer was ecstatic with the way the bike ran out. Thank you for making my job easy. I look forward to recommending your products in the future. The customer left a great testimonial on our company's website, I would invite you to read it.
Thanks, Sean
It is moments in time, like this one, that makes us stop and take notice. Such amazing beauty...such innocence!
I never leave an oppurtunity that beckons me to freeze a frame in time. And, this one came along when I least expected it. I was audience to my little nephew's annual sport's day at school, when this charming Turkish angel happened to catch my interest. She was being escorted by her mother, an amazing woman herself, to the participant's area. And, somehow, I could not hold myself to go clicking!
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
For those of you that don't know this, I was born and raised in Denham Springs, Lousiana. This is relevant regarding this photograph. When a couple get's married and at the reception after the traditional dance with the Mother Father dances, we have the Pin Money Dance. A Pin Money Dance is an opportunity for the NewlyWeds to receive gift money from the guests. It can range from $1 to however much you would like it to be. The guests receive pins/needles from a designated person and then they stand in line to dance with either the Bride or the Groom. When it's their turn they get to pin the money anyplace that they want. That is one of the reasons the young man in the photo is smiling, he was to shy to pin the money on the bride. You might recognize him as the young man who caught the garter belt in a previous photo. The garter belt throw was after this photograph was taken. I love this tradition for the main reason after all the wedding preparations and expenses, a newlywed couple is broke and will have to eat rice or some equally cheap fare everynight. This tradition is fantastic, this newlywed couple took home over $400.00 in gift money. This was a small wedding/reception, so you know they appreciated it. All the guests really enjoyed this tradition. It was novel and unique and gave every guest an oppurtunity to dance/ speak with the Bride and the Groom. Sometimes that is very hard to do at at a wedding.
A cherished project of mine to capture and document the life by the gigantic river Brahmaputra that enters India in the north-eastern frontier state of Arunachal, travels through Assam and has its confluence with the ocean in Bengal.
I have been having discussions with quite a few eminent who have been born an brought up on the banks of this river. I have just started the project as I my work has started taking me to Dibrugarh University where I have become a catalyst to empower the youth of Assam. It is a blessing.
First of the dancers who have been kind to participate are two students, Sattriya dancers, from centre of performing arts at DU - Bhagyashree Senapati and Purasmita Bordoloi; Also I had an oppurtunity to capture.a bunch of youth who do their physical training on the banks of Brahmaputra, The fishermen's village that lives on Brahmaputra
A cherished project of mine to capture and document the life by the gigantic river Brahmaputra that enters India in the north-eastern frontier state of Arunachal, travels through Assam and has its confluence with the ocean in Bengal.
I have been having discussions with quite a few eminent who have been born an brought up on the banks of this river. I have just started the project as I my work has started taking me to Dibrugarh University where I have become a catalyst to empower the youth of Assam. It is a blessing.
First of the dancers who have been kind to participate are two students, Sattriya dancers, from centre of performing arts at DU - Bhagyashree Senapati and Purasmita Bordoloi; Also I had an oppurtunity to capture.a bunch of youth who do their physical training on the banks of Brahmaputra, The fishermen's village that lives on Brahmaputra
Shot @ Yakhagana Backstage,H.N.Kalakshetra, National College, 7th Block, Jayanagar,Bangalore,May2010.
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Active Canvas presented stunning Yakshagana Performances by a children's group ' Saligrama Makkala Mela' from Udupi. It takes many years of hard work and commitment to learn Yakshagana and these children (8 - 15 years) are amazing in their talent.
More about Active Canvas:- activecanvas.in
Thanks to Divya for this oppurtunity :)
If you have a moment,let me capture it for you.
Contact:-
akash.bhattacharya17@gmail.com
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All Rights Reserved.2010 © Akash Bhattacharya Photography
Chicago's Chinatown was pretty cool. It should be a must stop on any trip to Chicago. There was such an array of photo oppurtunities here, it merits a trip back soon.
Scenic Mechs - The beauty of having bike trouble in the hills is that its just another oppurtunity to make another picture. This is the view from the place that we tried to fix the carb intake manifold. With insulation tape, no less. Hopes.
On December 5, 2015 I had the oppurtunity to participate in
Help-Portrait, a global initiative that brings photographers, hairstylist, and makeup artist together to use their skills to give back to those in need. This year Help-Portrait Las Vegas partnered with the U.S. Vets center in downtown Las Vegas to work with homeless veterans on the path to recovery to
capture their portraits and share their stories. These are some of my favorites from the day.
To learn more visit, www.help-portrait.com.
The train, the train! (It's a joke from a TV show in the 70s, kiddies-if you don't get it, you're a young whippersnapper!) Anyhow, one of the little quickie marts had a sale where you can buy a pepperoni pizza and a 2 litre bottle of soda all for under $5! I took advantage of this oppurtunity, and drove a bit to a quiet spot to enjoy my meal. A train was there with its engine idling. PICTURE TIME!!! I took a BUNCH of shots, but i like the closeup superwide of the front best. What do you think? (BTW, at this point, i traveled a bit over 50 miles. I was above Harrisburg, but not quite up to Perry County)
I met John working in a lovely little sweet shop in my home town of Cobh. Initially I walked past and saw all the colours of the sweets. I asked him if he minded me taking a photograph. He was going to step to the side and I asked him to be included as it would be a better shot. After I told him about the 100 strangers project and he agreed to allow me use his photo.
John is originally from west Cork but now lives nearer to Cork city. He got an oppurtunity to manage the shop so now works in Cobh. He also informed me that he may not have agreed in the past to be in the photo but is more relaxed about it now. He even posed for me a second time as I messed up the first shot. Thanks John for being in my 100 strangers.
Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.100Strangers.com
Hey you never know when you might need a Tardis Boarding Pass. I just want to be ready if the oppurtunity ever arises.
Submitted for August's MSH # 15 - Rear-view mirror
Cornhill Feb 2nd 1957.Parking in town centre,and even a few available spaces! We've got a fairly nice group of different buildings around a town square,but never really exploit this oppurtunity.Just looking at the 20th Century pictures its always flat,bare and boring,I think it needs some kind of centre piece.Or what?
annie, my acupuncturist, is a true healer. her office has nooks and crannies of photographic goodness. she has a warm, heated table, a kind, listening ear, and toasty, warm, healing hands. she is a gift in my life every day i get the oppurtunity to know her.
today's random fact: i am not really that scared of needles.
this is day 130 of a year in pictures, 2009
On December 5, 2015 I had the oppurtunity to participate in
Help-Portrait, a global initiative that brings photographers, hairstylist, and makeup artist together to use their skills to give back to those in need. This year Help-Portrait Las Vegas partnered with the U.S. Vets center in downtown Las Vegas to work with homeless veterans on the path to recovery to
capture their portraits and share their stories. These are some of my favorites from the day.
To learn more visit, www.help-portrait.com.
Shot @ Yakhagana Backstage,H.N.Kalakshetra, National College, 7th Block, Jayanagar,Bangalore,May2010.
viewonblack.com/flickr/4658164243
Active Canvas presented stunning Yakshagana Performances by a children's group ' Saligrama Makkala Mela' from Udupi. It takes many years of hard work and commitment to learn Yakshagana and these children (8 - 15 years) are amazing in their talent.
More about Active Canvas:- activecanvas.in
Thanks to Divya for this oppurtunity :)
If you have a moment,let me capture it for you.
Contact:-
akash.bhattacharya17@gmail.com
Follow me in : FaceBook Fan Page | Twitter
All Rights Reserved.2010 © Akash Bhattacharya Photography
I took a break from my series today, as the oppurtunity to shoot this arose. This is Josh Ward-Brickett bonelessing the college 9-set. I don't think he actually landed this attempt, but made it on the next. I prefer this photo though :)
A cherished project of mine to capture and document the life by the gigantic river Brahmaputra that enters India in the north-eastern frontier state of Arunachal, travels through Assam and has its confluence with the ocean in Bengal.
I have been having discussions with quite a few eminent who have been born an brought up on the banks of this river. I have just started the project as I my work has started taking me to Dibrugarh University where I have become a catalyst to empower the youth of Assam. It is a blessing.
First of the dancers who have been kind to participate are two students, Sattriya dancers, from centre of performing arts at DU - Bhagyashree Senapati and Purasmita Bordoloi; Also I had an oppurtunity to capture.a bunch of youth who do their physical training on the banks of Brahmaputra, The fishermen's village that lives on Brahmaputra
This is Angels favorite place to spend her time. She loves looking out the window.
I found her watching birds last night just as thte sun was going down, and wallah, a great picture oppurtunity.
Hope you have a great Monday.
Hang in there. ☺
SIr William Deane is the former governor general of Austrailia.( like our president). Mr. Patricco had the oppurtunity to sit with him at the liturgy.
hahaha messing around . . .going beyond what i usually do, no people, no portraits (although this is in portrait orientation) and heavily processed . . . its good to deviate from your normal usual self and work sometimes.
it gives you the oppurtunity to breath from your art . . . try it, i recommend it . . . and you'll feel a whole lot better . . .
On December 5, 2015 I had the oppurtunity to participate in
Help-Portrait, a global initiative that brings photographers, hairstylist, and makeup artist together to use their skills to give back to those in need. This year Help-Portrait Las Vegas partnered with the U.S. Vets center in downtown Las Vegas to work with homeless veterans on the path to recovery to
capture their portraits and share their stories. These are some of my favorites from the day.
To learn more visit, www.help-portrait.com.
This bikejumper gave a nice performance for me and a good oppurtunity to get some action in combination with Warsaws most distinctive building in one shot
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
Another nose close up of this beautiful blue bird. Of all Airlines at YYZ, I am really happy that KLM gave us this rare oppurtunity to take a good close look at one of their planes. Being one of my favourite Airlines, I was completely extatic when the plane pulled up.
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
A cherished project of mine to capture and document the life by the gigantic river Brahmaputra that enters India in the north-eastern frontier state of Arunachal, travels through Assam and has its confluence with the ocean in Bengal.
I have been having discussions with quite a few eminent who have been born an brought up on the banks of this river. I have just started the project as I my work has started taking me to Dibrugarh University where I have become a catalyst to empower the youth of Assam. It is a blessing.
First of the dancers who have been kind to participate are two students, Sattriya dancers, from centre of performing arts at DU - Bhagyashree Senapati and Purasmita Bordoloi; Also I had an oppurtunity to capture.a bunch of youth who do their physical training on the banks of Brahmaputra, The fishermen's village that lives on Brahmaputra
Must've been one one of, if not, my most favorite wedding I've photographed. Exceptional location, Exceptional bride and groom, Exceptional guests, and the perfect window of oppurtunity to shoot. Congrats to the both of you!
I've gone two days without doing a YIP. But with the gorgeous sky today, there was no way I was letting the oppurtunity slide again. This is the historic Adluh Flour mill in Columbia, SC. I tried to use a mostly empty parking lot to get new vantage points.
I haven't been posting much, due to stuff getting in the way and because the weather has been so crap, there's not been much oppurtunity to take photos. Today was such a beautiful day, sunshine at last! It was so warm I spent ages outside with the dogs messing about. Got some good shots of my girl, who is always happy to smile for the camera :)
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Had the oppurtunity to shoot for this awesome couple for their "pre wedding".
Owh ya, feel free to visit Rory's flickr by clicking -->http://flickr.com/photos/27102887@N05/
1xSB-600 shoot reflect using white umbrella on camera left
1xSB-600 on camera right at 1/16
Pritzl would say, "The Titan pulling the old Lund."
Headed up to Fish Lake which is just north of Duluth MN. It is a great lake to get out on and enjoy some good fishing and boating oppurtunities. Annie, Oliver and I had a great day on the lake.
This is my father in 1939 when he took a road trip from Milwaukee to the Black Hills of South Dakota. He was there during the carving of the presidents at Mount Rushmore. They let him and his friend climb up the mountain and walk around on the heads. Here, my dad is standing on Lincoln's head. Not many people have had this oppurtunity. Kind of a blurry old photo, but the only one I have like it.
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke