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The East Side Gallery (German: East-Side-Gallery) memorial in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a permanent open-air gallery on the longest surviving section of the Berlin Wall in Mühlenstraße between the Berlin Ostbahnhof and the Oberbaumbrücke along the Spree. It consists of a series of murals painted directly on a 1,316 m (4,318 ft) long remnant of the Berlin Wall, located near the centre of Berlin, on Mühlenstraße in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg.
3.5 rolls of tape || 3 days of blood, sweat and no tears || priceless when your friends look at the wall and see photos of themselves
Instax wide and Instax mini fit together perfectly for photo walls! how nice!
I am a lucky, lucky, lucky gal!
On my walk the other day I came across this garage that appeared to be left to the forces of nature that were covering the structure up.
Welcome to photo wall. Haha it's so much bigger than this, but this is the only photo I didn't completely hate.
I promise to take legit photos soon.
... Maybe. :)
Whose stream sucks?
Mmm, yeah. That would be me. Amghasdfghjkl;.
i love waking up to this every morning.
all the photos i've won from print giveaways and a few of my own.
Now on the PhotoWall at Yahoo! Underground! Graffiti by Mr. Fangs! [Yahoo! Underground is defunct...]
In-town Atlanta, GA; I think this was right along Moreland Ave. The photographer of another flickr shot of this work has told me that the building is no longer standing. This is one of my all time favorite guerilla artworks.
Adapted from a recipe by Nigella Lawson, featuring chocolate, cream and, bizarrely, marsh mallows. The result, though, is superb — a smooth, indulgent, creamy consistency and surprisingly light. Served in dinky little espresso cups, perfect for photography. Back-lit high-key shot, with natural window light gives a lovely airy feel to the shot and combines really well with a shallow depth of field. Again, from the camera's metering point of view, the shot is over-exposed, as the camera meter really can't cope with this sort of lighting. I set up the camera, on a tripod, connected to a TV as a monitor and compose and focus (manually) the shot using the camera's 'live view' function. This allows me time to tweak the composition, whilst looking at a TV screen, rather than the camera's tiny LCD (it's necessary to set the camera's auto-power off to off or 30 mins or so). Exposure set on manual, I dial in the aperture I want — in this case, for a shallow depth of field, F2.5 (stopped down a little to reduce chromatic aberration (nasty purple highlights) from the cheaper Canon 50mm F1.8). I then set whatever shutter speed is required to bring the exposure up to what looks right, eyeballing it for the most part, I've learnt how the particular TV screen affects what the final shot will look like. In this case, a shutter speed of 1/8 sec was required. You have to be careful on a day with cloud and sun, as the natural light levels are constantly fluctuating. #mm_tips #puddingporn #dessertporn #chocolateporn #chocolate #chocolatepots #nigella #nigellarecipe #chocolates #highkey #foodphotography #pudding #foodstyles_gf #still_life #stilllife #markmakingdesign #most_deserving #photowall #all_shots #uk_photooftheday #icatching #bd #niftyfifty #bokeh #dofaddicts
Kurt did this all on his own, with no input or help from me. I didn't even tell him this was what I wanted! What a sweet, wonderful guy.
Clockwise from the top left: No sunbathing today, Sunset off Thames Street, Magnified, Sunset -- Pell Bridge, 10: Half-mast, A seaplane flies over our "duck", 19: Love is all around, 16: Japanese tea, 39: Lily, 7: Sauterne by candlelight, Clouds over the Navy base.
Inside the center frame: Gleaming like gemstones, Hand of God, Manhattan in the sun, 44: Glow, Puddle jumping!, 7Days: Day 1 -- Good morning, The sunset proper, It's not Mars, Ferry at sunrise.