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Series emulating the photographic style of Francesca Woodman to show how women are often perceived in society.
You create a set of predefined filters throughout your life. Every moment becomes subject to them. You will place each moment in one category or the other.
Your filters communicate to you the inherent value of an occurring moment. Whatever the value it has will affect your feelings about it. You will experience everything that happens in your life whether it’s career, relationships, finances or leisure in a particular way. This defined viewpoint is your perception.
Everyday this evaluation process will create the positive or negative perceptions you have. Does all of this mean you are an automated robot that only processes data? No.
With your perception comes the ability to make “free will” choices. Those choices then help to create your reality.
As I experimented with different camera settings, this flock of Dunlin unexpected took flight, repositioning themselves along the beach. The combination of a high shutter speed and a high ISO resulted a photograph that looked as if it was created with a different medium.
Location: Connecticut Audubon Center, Milford Point, Milford, Connecticut, United States of America
Series emulating the photographic style of Francesca Woodman to show how women are often perceived in society.
Model: Elise
Hair and Makeup: Elise and Kelsey
Styling: Me
Photo and Post-Processing: Me
these photos were taken in my kitchen in front of a black backdrop, using a garage spotlight with a diffuser and reflector
A sign of change. Thirty days from the winter solstice we are beginning to see the first signs of the approaching winter season.
Cappy Counard
Perceptions, 2011
14k gold, sterling silver, meerschaum stone, pearl
1 ¼” x 2 ¼” x 2 ¼”
Photo: Robert Mullen
although I knew this all along, but I was still surprised to see how the upbringing, surroundings, lifestyle and social status of a person can blind them to things of a different social level. To someone who is brought up in a well-to-do family, and has a good education, smooth career, will probably not understand how old folks lead their lives, living in their 2/3/4 rooms flats. Lonely, sick and waiting for death to come. We ought to have a better age-reinvigorate mechanism in Singapore, so that old age will mean getting a new lease of life, and not about downgrading your designation/ pay and work till 62, till you drop.
On our double-decker tour bus, the street lights were right above our heads. This shows how close they came to whacking us. From this angle, the light looks like it's nearly as tall as the Empire State Building.
Perception Lighting "You can fry a wombat" with the great looking lights.
Day light running lights an added feature in these lights.
Fujifilm XPro2 With Leica M 35mm F2 ASPH
DSCF1619
MOST PEOPLE WOULD CALL THEESE CLOUDS MENACING. EVEN CAUSING THEM TO DISMISS A TRIP TO THE BEACH WITH THE UPCOMING STORM. WHICH FOR MOST PEOPLE IS THE RIGHT DECISION. IT WAS RAINING BEFORE I GOT HERE AND AFTER I LEFT. BUT THE TIME I WAS HERE THE SUN CAME IN AND OUT. AS THE WINDS PICKED UP I HEEDED THEIR WARNING AND PROCEEDED TO LEAVE AFTER I PRAYED TO MY GODDESS OF THE SEA. I STOPPED TO FEED MY BIRDS A LITTLE EXTRA LONGER INSTEAD OF LEAVING QUICKLY. SO BEFORE I GOT OFF THE SAND I WAS HIT WITH COLD ICY WINDY RAIN BUT ONLY TO MY BACK AS IF TELLING ME TO HURRY. AS I RETURNED TO MY VEHICLE AND WAS WASHING THE SAND OFF THE SUN CAME OUT JUST LONG ENOUGH FOR ME TO CONTEMPLATE GOING BACK BUT I KNEW IT WAS PROBABLY JUST A TEST SO I JUST SMILED AT THE SUN AND THEN IT WENT AWAY AND STARTED TO RAIN AGAIN. I LIKE TAKING BEACH PICTURES ON RAINY CLOUDY DAYS BECAUSE WHEN THE CLOUDS REFLECT ON THE GLASSY OCEAN IT LOOKS LIKE ART TO ME. AS I LOADED THIS PICTURE I NOTICED IN THE REFLECTION IN THE WATER OF THE CLOUDS I CAN SEE WHAT LOOKS LIKE A FACE, PERHAPS GODDESS OF THE SEA OR SOMEONE ELSE SENT BY HER TO TEST ME. YOU NEVER KNOW. MY ADVICE TO YOU MORTALS LEARN TO RED THE SUN, MOON, WINDS, AND RAIN WHILE YOUR STILL ALIVE.
Life is the movie you see through your own unique eyes. It makes little difference what's happening out there.
It's how you take it that counts.
this photo is from my "darkroom experiments" project from my darkroom class. we had to use different techniques when shooting, developing, and printing in the darkroom. for this photo i burned the negative before i printed it. this is probably my favorite series i have ever done. my concept was basically how i have a twisted perception of the way that i look.
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It is the eye of ignorance that assigns a fixed and unchangeable color to every object; beware of this stumbling block.
Paul Gauguin
More of my partly leucistic American Robin, who I haven't seen for awhile now :(
1. L AMRO 2, 2. L AMRO 3, 3. L AMRO 1, 4. L AMRO 4
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Photograph that which the eye cannot see..
Updated and reprccessed 29th May 2011. Totally love it now!
image taken with a a scanner.
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