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Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better than not to think at all.
Hypatia
Another shot from 2015 and my first mirrorless camera the Sony a6000.
A new photo Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. Most of the time around 5:30PM Pacific USA.
I have two different auto-focus adapters. They give me auto focus with my vintage lenses. I’m using vintage lenses for the most part with my cameras.
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Inspired in this amazing capture
Dancing with the feet is one thing,
but dancing with the heart is another.
~Author Unknown
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copyright, 2012, Ferran Cubedo.
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"Depth Perception (2):" I took this photo last year in a remote area of the Hassayampa River. The water in which I was standing when I was shooting was already knee deep. If you look closely into the water, just beyond the rocks in the foreground, you may see that there is a sudden drop-off into a bowl-like chasm, the depth of which I did not want to measure myself. Instead, I stopped and enjoyed the reflections of the colorful rock patterns across this watery abyss.
Time pass, perception change.. image size change
try to re-upload a bigger size of my personal favorite work from previous trip.
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“Have you ever seen the dawn?...full of deep silence and absolute clarity of perception? A dawning which you truly observe, degree by degree. It is the most amazing moment...And more than anything it can spur you to action. Have a burning day.” ~ Vera Nazarian
Sunrise in Monument Valley...what a glorious way to start any day :-)
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GhostWorks Texture Competition #49
Texture with thanks to Skeletal Mess
This image just kept getting darker and darker... but that's not really where I wanted it to go. So I thought I'd find a poem or something to explain darkness in the image, so I started to look up the word sorrow but instead came across a wonderful bit of conversation between two sisters - Marianne and Elinor in the novel Sense and Sensibility - where Marianne is caught up in the fabulous whirl of leaves as they fall... and her sister is... should we say.... not! Sisters!! :))
Photo and one of the texture is my own, the other texture is courtesy of SkeletalMess
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Just a flower pot from my father's house.
I am thinking about taking a course at a nearby University called Theme Photography. I think it sounds rather interesting, but I am just not sure yet. I am not what you would call "artistic," so I am thinking this would be a course that will really challenge me. Here is the description:
"Prepare to be challenged! Theme Photography challenges your imagination and develops your artistic skills by inviting the student to photograph the intangible. Sensations, feelings and perception are all fair game in this course aimed at strengthening the students' ability to introduce artistic depth into their photographic work."
What do you think?