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1000 Cranes is inspired by an ancient Japanese legend: if a group of 1000 origami cranes (known in Japanese as senbazuru) are hung in one’s home it will act as a powerful and benevolent charm and bring good luck.
1000 Cranes @ Vivid Sydney2018 -
is inspired by an ancient Japanese legend: if a group of 1000 origami cranes (known in Japanese as senbazuru) are hung in one’s home it will act as a powerful and benevolent charm and bring good luck.
The colours of 1000 Cranes changes every few minutes creating a spectacular light show.
This is my favourite at Vivid Sydney 2018
Macro Mondays - Paper.
Both the crane and the flower are from a lovely Origami bouquet that a good friend made for me.
Speedlight with reflector bowl and grid, front left - silver reflector below and right.
2.5 inches in greatest dimension.
It’s about time I uploaded one of my collages. I’ve been traveling after graduating university, and have not really had the energy to create a thought out montage. I’m coming back slowly, creating new scenes. This is one of my recent creations using 26 photographs from my images I used for my Dream Garden Project. Perhaps they will lead to another exhibition.
This is a symbolic visual representation of crossing one of many "life's bridges"
My thoughts and prayers for those who are affected.
Check this out if you have time: 1000 Cranes for Japan.
My paper crane arrived yesterday :-))
This is part of a project by Eshu ( the paper crane project) where she has made 1000 cranes and posted them around the world.
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Jackie created several cranes for the 1000 Cranes for Japan group. This is the first one; our contribution to the virtual chain.
For Macro Mondays theme "Corner" ... origami has many corners, creases, and folds.
An alternative, more standard paper crane shot is in the comments. I liked the negative space in this one.
Todays my 18th birthday. And the day of my senior prom. =] i thought this photo sort of fit.
p.s. Courtney made the crane!
A scene from Fushimi Inari-taisha in Kyoto, Japan, a Shinto shrine dedicated to Inari (the god of rice), showing strings of paper cranes to bring good luck and long life, and wooden plaques (ema) with written wishes.
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Todays song choice: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSW3BWjQTY8
"There's a house we can build
Every room inside is filled
With things from far away
The special things I compile
Each one there to make you smile
On a rainy day"
I love the movie and the soundtrack of it.. if you haven't seen it already.. you should :D
For once I notice the flickr sharpening in my photos, this one is so obvious D;
Tagging awesome people.(:
I know some tagged didn't add me as a contact but I think you have an awesome stream so I tagged you. ^^ you can untag if you want.
would be cool if you guys not only view, but comment too ^^
27/1/11 - in less than a week it hits 1000+ thank you :3
EXPLORED #347 #288 #131!! Wow thank you!
01/02/10: 1337+ views...HAHAH thanks guys ;D
Found an old origami crane hanging around the house today and figured it would make for a decent photo of the day.
Turns out I forgot to account for the wind and the cat and I ended up turning a very simple photo into hard mode.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
Click "L" to view on black.
Just a little fun with the puddles that the rain left behind, I had a different vision for how this would be shot, but none of the puddles were where I was hoping they'd be and as a result the background isn't quite up to standards, but that's okay just it just adds variety.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
Click "L" for a larger view.
I don't really like this one as much as the others in the series, but I just felt like posting it anyways.
exams = over
me = happy :)
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ello everyone (: for today's 365 i don't think there's really a message,
it's more of an inspiration from spectacular people on Flickr.
i'm sorry if i have no permission to link your photos here in my description box,
but if you want it off, you can absolutely tell me and i'll take it off right away.
these are a few amazing photos that inspired me to create this photo:
www.flickr.com/photos/beth19/4688258629/in/faves-jaaanet_xd/
www.flickr.com/photos/beth19/4650230734/in/faves-jaaanet_xd/
www.flickr.com/photos/somethingmonumental/4462350356/in/f...
^ they're quite lovely so you should go check them out :D
and it took a bit time to edit away the string i used to hang them up,
but all in all, it was a fun process (:
i realize today's 365 is a bit different from my usual kind of photos,
but i just wanted to try a different kind of style of editing today,
hope you guys like it !
im really bad at keeping photos up.
this was really, incredibly hard to do. i had my really heavy film camera up on my tripod - almost fully extended - which was stood up on my desk, bed, and little white drawer thing which were each several feet off the ground. the camera itself ended up being about a foot from the ceiling. if that camera had gotten off balance, well, i dont know. xP
80年 - In Honor Of Sadako Sasaki - August 6, 2025:
A humble tribute displayed on the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima & Nagasaki in NYC's Times Square.
80年 - 折鶴 - 佐々木貞子を讃えて - 2025年8月6日:
Special thanks to Heritage Outdoor Media:
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