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Photography is THE POWER of observation and not the application of technology.
(KEN ROCKWELL's own perception.)
Some individuals hated his being straightforward. Personally, I dig this man. I respect each and everyone's way of presenting their own freedom of expression through composition, etc. It's a free world!
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Gazing from my window one hazy afternoon, I saw this beautiful sunset giving awesome color to the clouds and the sky. I've wasted no time, just grab my camera went to the tennis court of the hotel (situated on the 3rd floor level) and waited for a few minutes to frame and capture this moment.
IMO, the patience paid off. NO HDR. Just cropped, one exposure.
Hope you all like it. VIEW LARGE..
Thanks, Have a great and blessed weekend everyone.
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I'm a year older today too. HEHEHE!!!
A night out light painting with Erwin, but even before we started we had to go to one of the few dry locations because of course it started to rain. Still a lot of fun, so I created this multiple lens cap exposure with my custom built camera rotation tool.
I just loved how this glass bottled looked when I shot it. Really wanted to take all of the color out so the glass stood out more. I've never been happy with any of my black and white conversions in Photoshop, it's more me than PS for sure. I ended up downloading Silver Efex Pro 2, 15 day free trial to see if I like it. This shot is from that and 3 or 4 adjustment layers in PS.
Happy Slider's Sunday everyone.
better in the light box
Every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world.
(Arthur Schopenhauer)
Keerbergstraat, 7 in Mechelen, Belgium.
Hit the L key for a better view. Thanks for the favs and comments. Much appreciated!
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Justifying Perceptions.
Überflüssige Bestrafungen unendliche Ängste zitternde Gemeinschaft unangenehme Gedanken Widerstand bestanden,
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cynlluniau plentynnaidd gyfansoddwyd enw da a gomisiynwyd beichiogi troseddau di-rif cymdogion,
حاسمة رياضيين الوقت النسبية مناطق الكثافة الجاذبية مخروط الفيزيائي ضغط حجم الماضي,
ακριβής γαλαξίες ταχύτητες αρχίζουν να καταρρεύσει σωματίδια εγκατέλειψε τη θεωρία του δυνατού συνειδητοποίησε γαλαξίες δει,
центральные атомы отрицательные ядро электроны, проходящие реальности осуществляется квантовые орбиты быстрые энергии на орбите,
comprimentos de onda elétrons correspondentes ciclos espaciais moléculas caminhos que predizem posições teoremas infinitos,
utstilling bevissthet testing kriterium ubevisst kunnskap tvetydighet objekter sammenligninger deler,
ユニバーサル独立性出現コンテンツ複数の接触性ユニバーサルメディアエッセンス展示.
Steve.D.Hammond.
copyright, 2012, Ferran Cubedo.
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SARAJEVO Ode to Joy, Opus: Children of War,
Mirza Ajanovic POETIC Photography,
SARAJEVO WAR Gateway of Hell,
Grand OPUS; Sarajevo City of Light,
BOSNIA in Tragic WAR 1992-95,
POETIC Beauty and Strength of the Human Spirit,
During the years of terror cast upon Bosnia and my city of Sarajevo, photography remained my only medium of artistic expression. My painting conditions were nonexistent, (shortage of materials, time and peace). My photographs were captured while walking between steps. Each step representing life or death… In this town of sorrows, agony surrounded by walls of hatred and evil, I encountered the most extraordinary beings in this world. They are genuine people, without hatred; people who survive inside the walls of a besieged city, without electricity, fuel, food, water, etc. Sarajevo became the massacred city where every new day is awaited as a miracle; awaited with patience and disbelief that you are still alive. There was a light that continued to glow from this destroyed city and its people; they had not lost their spirit. Exhibitions and concerts were still being attended by people who shed the tears of happiness, knowing that they couldn’t kill the art. A horrifying beauty was born.
Intensely preoccupied with exploring light at edge of shadow,
Picture is based on light and darkness counterpoints,
With elements of Chiaroscuro,
Observation of physical and psychological reality,
Acutely observed realism brought a new level of emotional intensity,
Strong, dramatic expression,
Perception beyond Appearances,
Symbolism, POETIC TransRealism;
Perception beyond the Veil, including the veil of religion;
‘The true light came to the world and resided in the world,
And the world did not understand it,’
MIRZA AJANOVIC Fine ART Photography,
If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.
William Blake
I have taken a few suggestions into consideration.
Freckles are gone. I'm happier with the new look already, though now it sort of looks like a military battleship. But what I put on the top should fix that perception.
According to feedback I got, the hawk's head symbol was fantastic. Sorry guys, it was supposed to be the number 7 in a creative font. I've made it narrower, to better illustrate the digit. That along with the 3 seen farther back create 73. The reason for that will become obvious soon enough.
Remember this is the bottom of the SHIP. So naturally, there are a few facilities that wouldn't be found on the top. In the back is an exhaust system. In the front are solid and liquid waste reservoirs. The black object in the middle is a communications network, and the two gray boxes are vital apparati for standing my SHIP upright docking blocks for when the SHIP must undergo maintenance.
I would appreciate some feedback on this other picture, according to its description. Thanks.
Please let the love, hate, and critiques flow. ;)
My wife was struck by a severe bout of Cabin Fever yesterday. As a consequence, she forced me into the car and we had to go on a road trip. Alas, we ended up in the town of Tamarindo - about two hours north of our home.
When we first moved to Costa Rica, we lived in Tamarindo for the initial months, trying to figure out if the town matched our needs and expectations. It did not - in fact, we were appalled by the feeling of desperation that seemed to suffuse every aspect of life there.
Being solely based on income from tourism, everything (and everybody) seemed to compete for the same potential spenders - and competition was carried out rather fiercely, resulting in our perception that people were desperate. It was not what we wanted in life.
Now, not having been there in roughly four years, we decided to see how the town had developed. Physically, it has changed a lot but to us, at least, the same feeling of desperation was still in the air. Needless to say, we were glad to return home.
If you are wondering what all this has to do with a statue of Buddha, I honestly cannot give you an answer. What you see is the entrance to a residential development called "Tamarindo Heights." Why Buddha would be the theme of this development is waaayyyyy beyond my understanding. I suppose, like Che Guevara, Buddha could also function as a fashion symbol if you just try hard enough.
Playa Tamarindo, Costa Rica.