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no time and no inspiration this week :(
This is a yaca tree (or jackfruit)
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Este es un arbol de Yaca o Fruta de Jack
week 20/semana 20
Unfocussed image of an apartment block opposite Piccadilly station in Manchester. Implicit in the lack of focus is the lack of strong bonds between neighbours as humans communicate increasingly via 'social networks' instead of looking another person in the eye and actually speaking to them.
Fat Mum Slim Photo a Day - Day 9 Pattern
My husband collects original masks from around the globe. This one is particular special to us. Years ago a collegue of us brought this one from Ghana. She was married with a man from Ghana and during a holiday she found this mask at a tribe. It seems the pattern is unique for this tribe. The mask is made of wood and handmade.
Canon 100D / SL1 with Canon 40mm f2.8
On camera flash bounced and diffused with DIY scrim, Flash exposure -2/3
Processed in Lightroom 5 and Alien Skin Exposure 7
Designed and folded by me.
Done with some sort of 80 g/m2 "Neon" paper which is denser than regular I usually use.
I consider most of my works a fruit of a playful process of searching for a new pattern which sometimes is touched by inspiration, but I think it has very little to do with it, because inspiration is just your brain working extra shifts, giving you wonderful results.
This is another collage made up of variations on a single photograph. In this case, the blue elements are in the original color. The photo captures the beach and the ocean beyond it.
Ocean Park, Washington.
offered for editing in the SUYS group and in the Manipulate This group
Nieuwbouw van het Willem Arntsz Huis. Past totaal niet in zijn omgeving (het Museumkwartier), maar los van zijn omgeving gezien is het wel fotogeniek.
A new part of Utrecht's psychiatric hospital. It does not fit in at all in the historic city center, but taken out of context it is quite photogenic.
hetzelfde gebouw door de ogen van:
the same building seen by:
One of the archway patterns at the Badshahi mosque in Lahore, Pakistan.
Built in 1673 by the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, the mosque is capable of holding 55,000 worshipers. The prayer chamber is very deep and is divided into seven compartments by rich engraved arches carried on very heavy piers, this is one of the archways.