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New couple pose 'Falling' - my gift for the upcoming Seasons Hunt... 15th-29th October.
Info board in my store Del May Mainstore
Del:
Skin: ( R E D ) M I N T ~ gG 07'11 (Group Gift)
Hair: Laqroki ~ Volcano - 04 (tinted for pic)
Faun avatar: Titanias Faun2.0 Female Blonde (Dandelion) (tinted for pic)
Zeb:
Skin: ( r )M ~ (Skin) Demon ~ No.07(M)~(2)EMO
Hair: **Dura-Boys&Girls**09(Orange) - unisex hair
Wings: Falln - Bugs Wings - Orange (edited/manipulated for pic)
Faun avatar: Titanias Faun2.0 Male Red (Rose)
Oh ya ... you'll like it.
Taro fields of Kauai, the largest in the US. Taro has been a staple for the Hawaiians like potatoes are to us. It’s a starchy plant that the root is used to make poi. I tried it once, I don’t think I need any more. Not that is has a bad taste, actually there isn’t a strong taste, just didn’t care for it.
I ignored the no trespassing sign and turned off the highway on to this lane to get the shot. My plan if I got challenged was to say I was just turning around.
This was taken just outside the little town of Hanalei .... the PERFECT spot to retire in a tropical environment!!! … just my opinion.
Highest position in Explore # 1 & Featured at Explore Front Page on 20th Feb'09
We have seen this many times in different ways and this is my version.
It has become a popular tourist attraction since it was featured as Scaramanga's Island in the James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun in 1974.
Not much editing has been done other than colour blending.
Trivia
Very less people knows the actual name of this island. It is called Koh Tapu in Thai which means ''nail hill''. Source: Wikipedia
Bucket bucket T T, bucket T bucket T,
Bucket bucket T T, bucket T bucket T,
Bucket bucket T T, bucket T bucket T,
Found her in a barn in Tennessee
I paid five bucks for my Bucket T
Took me three years of sweat and blood
To clean off all that Tennessee mud
[chorus:]
My Bucket T (Bucket T)
Bucket T (Bucket T)
My Bucket T (Bucket T)
My Bucket T (Bucket T)
T T T... Bucket bucket bucket...
Cruise down the street in front of school
I wanna rev it up but I gotta be cool
Drivin' down the road I'll get my kicks
A'poppin' the clutch and a'slippin' the sticks
[chorus]
I was right, too, she's first in her class
There's nothing on the freeway she don't pass
All the girls want to take a ride with me
But there's only one seat in my Bucket T
[chorus]
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Republic forces in retreat! While rescuing General Aayla Secura from certain defeat, Anakin Skywalker has been seriously injured. After a narrow escape, our heroes crash-landed on the remote world of Maridun. Stranded, and with no way to contact the Republic, the Jedi receive medical aid from the peaceful Lurmen colonists. But even on this tiny planet, the war threatens to follow the Jedi....
Star Wars The Clone Wars means so much to me. It defined so much of my childhood all the way into my teenage years, and even now it still impacts me. Then you also have Rebels, it never ends haha :P
I'll currently rewatching Star Wars the Clone wars in canon order and am close to finishing Season 5. Still such incredible content! As I've been going I've been jotting down ideas from episodes I want to build, and this was one of the first on the list. This is of course from the Episode Jedi Crash. I have lots more planned (and currently have 2 others built) So get hyped. But yeah you know, exciting! There'll be MOC's from Seasons 1 through to 5 and most likely even the Lost Missions too.
I know I've watched Seasons 1 and 2 more time then I can remember, and this episode was always a very enjoyable one for me. Not my favourite by any means, but very enjoyable!
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Found a cool location deeper in these woods we have around here. I am hoping to shoot more there, only if I am willing to get down into the mud...
Flickr sharpening kinda mess this up, but it is an issue out of my control.
Oh and please "like" my Facebook page! I'm trying to get to a 100 likes and I am so close!
Hope everyone had a fantastic Valentines day!
Explorer #193: Thank you guys SO much! I wasn't expecting this at all!
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NOTE: Ranked #176 in interestingness (on 2007-10-11). Thanx to everyone for their support!!
NOTE 2: I know that I seem like an HDR freak (which I AM), but this is NOT HDR btw...!! It's mere playing around with RAW format
While cruising doing some mashaweer, I stopped by to take this long shot (30 seconds exposure).
I hanged my Gorillapod SLR on the metal fence and did my thing. Using this toy turns anything (repeat: anything) as a tripod!! A true life saver.
Seconds later, I was surrounded with some low ranked policemen (3asaker). But I was smart. Before going there and while I was parking the car a few meters away, there was a soll (a higher ranked policeman) that I asked for his permission because of the sensitivity of the location (it's near our presidents home in Heliopolis and I knew they would notice me) and he said "etfadal ya basha" (I am starting to love this sentence)
I merged 2x30 secs exposured RAW images to give more light on the right hand side (the traffic was moving much slower compared to the left side) then took it to my good old Lightroom to treat the colors in an appealing way.
Hope you like it.
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This is bamboo.
I'm exhausted beyond words. I'm getting 3-4 hours of sleep a night, no more than that. I'm bombarded with school and homework. Geometry quiz, two sections of history notes and Q&A, and an entire double-page spread for the yearbook all due on Friday, none of which I have started, none of which I have the damn time to do. I'm beat, so bad I want to cry. The worst part is, when I get into my bed, no matter how early or how late, it takes me hours to fall asleep. Hours.
I want a cure.
289 to go.
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Yo no veo otra salida, no quiero pasar la vida
sin que la vida pase a través de mí...
Y aunque me pierda completamente, no voy a ser yo
quien se esconda de lo que siente, no voy a ser yo
No voy a pisar el freno, no voy a ser yo
el que se ande con más o menos, no voy a ser yo
Hay gente que no debería involucrarse
con cosas que luego no pueden manejar.
Yo no veo otra salida, no quiero pasar la vida,
pisando una piedra y volviéndola a pisar...
♫ No voy a ser yo - Kevin Johansen♫
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Explored - Jan 3, 2011.
He is an artist, the best that I came across, who absorbs his thoughts through apertures, mesmerizes his viewers with each shutter click and paints his pictures with the grandeur mix of light and shadow. In his spirit he stands tall beyond anything. He is a man I consider a mentor, and a man I know to be a friend.
Folks years come and then they end, but the memories we build up last forever. In many ways 2011 is going to be one of those years for me that will define me for years to come. I hope you will all have a blissful and progressive 2011.
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Update: To assure my fellow photographers - Please note that this is not our beloved Aftab bhai of 2010, just his spirit! This IS Aftab in his mid 20s! At any rate it's hard to id, wouldn't you agree :P
Seen in Explore. A shot taken at Lusia, close to Moena, many thanks!!
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Happy Purple Saturday !
Thank you Walt for the screen shot.
Explore # ___ January 24, 2009
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Luz de otoño
Afuera; en las calles hay olvido de vehementes tormentas.
Afuera; desde las ramas de un árbol sigue brillando el sol.
Afuera; sopla el viento revolviendo las hojas apagadas
y el silencio se torna más mudo todavía.
Hay un gris que despierta en el aire deshojando mi aliento,
hay un rumbo que me invita a tomarlo por las veredas solitarias.
Seguirlo es, para mí, una manera de decir;
caminemos juntos.
Otoño siempre tiene algo de sueño escondido entre sus pliegues.
Es la manera de decirlo todo sin pronunciar palabra.
Es la pausa de algo, el por qué de alguien.
Es estar solo y a la vez acompañado
en la intimidad indecente de la conciencia.
El repiqueteo constante de una agradable nostalgia
que se vuelca sobre las calles que camino.
Es estar parado donde siempre quise:
sobre la sombra de un árbol desnudo.
Otoño siempre tiene algo de sueño escondido entre sus manos
para dormirlo todo.
Soñarlo es para mí una manera de decir;
ven, el otoño, más que mío es tuyo,
más que tuyo, es nuestro…
ven, para que entremedio de los árboles sin hojas,
por una vez, por esta vez, caminemos juntos.
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- BLADE RUNNER - I've seen things
"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die."
- BLADE RUNNER – Ho visto cose che voi umani
"Ho visto cose che voi umani non potreste immaginarvi. Navi da combattimento in fiamme al largo dei bastioni di Orione... e ho visto i raggi B balenare nel buio vicino alle porte di Tannhäuser. E tutti quei momenti andranno perduti nel tempo come lacrime nella pioggia. È tempo di morire. "
per ”quei ragazzi” :-D
Olympus E-30, Zuiko 12-60, Heliopan Polarizer, Hitech GND
We attended a landscape photo workshop yesterday (Sunday). Not too close - 4hr drive to location in South Moravia, Czech Rep. so we had to wake up at 4am and got back home too tired around 11pm. But it was so worth it. Location was stunning and well known by the pro photographer who was leading the workshop. And he even managed to secure ideal weather somehow LOL. Area was full of rolling hills that are used for agriculture so the fields were vibrant and varied. Sky was nice and blue almost all day with those puffy white clouds moving very fast in the strong wind and that resulted in an amazing light&shadow show on the fields.
At one moment I spotted a triangle illuminated in the sea of shadows so I immediately turned the ball head on my tripod, prefocused manually, adjusted polarizer & 1-stop hard edge grad filter, set the exposure and fired. Post process included only the adjustment of the levels to achieve better contrast, tiny bit of saturation and square crop.
Didn't have time to play with all the photos yet but this one is my personal winner - at least I think so ;) Anyways... expect more photos soon.
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Your feedback is always appreciated ;)
We arrived in Tahoe early in the afternoon, did the whirlwind tour of Tahoe. What a pretty day, sunny, warm and party cloudy. Our first goal was to scout out the location of known photo ops, but also to find some new ones. We found several areas that we are going to go back to when the weather is better. A few parts in the back country, which I am really happy about. Since I have been trying to get Jim to go on a back packing trip for years.
Our scouting led us into Nevada to look for the elusive bonsai rock. Luckily, I had a GPS with the coordinates. So I set the GPS to navigate, so we would know how close we were to the parking/trailhead as we drove south. I looked over the edge of the cliff and could see bonsai, but the GPS still said 4.2 miles, then after another minute of driving the GPS beeped to illustrate that we were there. Oh well, just goes to show that technology still has a way to go.
We took the long straight down, boulder hoping route to bonsai. With camera gear, wading boots and extra warm clothes in tow... it was a bit of a journey. Luckily, we spent a few hours there, so the trip was worth it.
I posting an image from twilight, since Jim's sunset can not be beat.
Nikon D300
Tokina 11-16mm @ 13mm
f/16 for 100.4s
ISO 100
Lee .6 soft GND
Singh-Ray 3 stop reverse GND
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Taken with a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi.
**Settings**
ExposureTime : 1/200Sec
FNumber : F5.6
ExposureProgram : Aperture Priority
ISOSpeedRatings : 100
ShutterSpeedValue : 1/197Sec
ApertureValue : F5.7
ExposureBiasValue : EV0.0
MeteringMode : Division
Flash : Not fired(Compulsory)
FocalLength : 200.00(mm)
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Certainly felt that way, standing at the top of the Prudential tower :) I can't help but notice the letter N formed by the light trails at the bustling streets of downtown Boston. The view from here was amazing. Highly recommended for anyone planing to visit Boston. Since, this was supposed to be a bird's eye-view, Logan had to be somewhere right? Well there is an entire plane trail for you to id Logan easily! Anyone enthusiastic about night photography may find the following documentary interesting.
"Dopo aver dato i tuoi frutti riposa le tue stanche radici, ci rivediamo in primavera."
In realtà c'è sempre lavoro per il contadino....anche in inverno.
Chiampo-Vicenza
Today is Daffodil Day. We were all up early this morning in the Murphy house. Just as well, as the sunrise was beautiful. It didn't last long though and the clouds soon turned to rain by school time. I used the diffused light from the cloudy day here. My model was not her usual, obliging self, and took some coaxing. I thought the subject appropriate seeing the time of year and worthy cause. I wanted to try and capture the 'Scent of Spring' - as if a photo could do that! Here the radiance exuded by the daffodil is being absorbed by the little girl. A simple idea. I used colour popping to enhance the effect. I was equally happy with the full colour shot and I combined it with a High Key black and white conversion.
The shot; A single Raw file taken on the tri-pod. Processed with a tone Curve and Saturation boost. From this I made the b/w copy and added it as the top layer to the colour shot. Then erased elements of the b/w layer to reveal the colour elements in the Background colour layer. After flattening, I added some blur to the edges and framed it. ISO 100. 1/60 at f/2.8. No flash used, just the natural unfiltered light from the window. See the set-up below. I never go anywhere without my sheet of Black Felt, truly excellent stuff.
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Railway Station
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Marsella Estación de Trenes
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Marseille Provence France
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3/4 : www.flickr.com/photos/francois-2/4628712240/in/photostream/
4/4 : www.flickr.com/photos/francois-2/4631419162/in/photostream/
Please meet my new HDR machine gun, the Nikon D300, here with the Sigma 10-20mm. It fired over 250 shots (in burst of 7 auto-bracketed exposures) during 30 minutes! OK, I only used a total of 16 exposures for this Vertorama.
It's an incredible camera, there will be some learning curve before I can really enjoy its amazing features.
On the annoying part, my D300 was apparently born with a hardware defect: sometimes the data link between the body and the lens is lost, therefore the autofocus stops to work. It will be replaced this Monday.
Taken at Changi Beach, Singapore. A typical Saturday morning shooting with my buddy Rajesh.
Techniques used: HDR tonemapping, Digital Blending, Vertical Panorama.
HDR Set | Earth - Water - Sky Set | Singapore Set | Most Interesting shots
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ok...so y'all have seen my youngest bro. Here he is with his long-time (loooooooong-time) girlfriend. He needs to marry this girl. Like yesterday. Maybe he'll pop the question this weekend. I doubt it. Someone slap him, pleeeease!
Happy Valentines Day (Eve)! Oh snap! It's also Friday the 13th!!!
It's been a very long day at work today, left the house at 7:30 this morning, got back at 9:30 tonight and have had a somewhat hectic time inbetween (productive though!) I'm quite surprised I managed to remember to take a photo of the day tonight with the little brain function I have left! LOL!
There is (as often the case!) a bit of a story here. Some of the older children at school were selling flowers this evening as part of their enterprise project. When I left to come home there was just one sad and lonely and very wilted gerbera sitting in a bucket of water. It looked such a sad specimen I couldn't resist taking it home, giving it a trim and some water and then immortalising it with a photo! There's something quite satisfying about taking an ugly duckling and turning into a swan! ;-))
Anyway, the Gerbera has perked up and I'm waffling, I should really go to bed! Will catch up tomorrow! :-)
Explored June 13, 2010 & Front Page - Thank you all so much!
This shot was done for MACRO MONDAYS' theme of 'looking up'.
The title is a reference to the Paramore song 'Looking Up'.
My favourite of my Macro Monday shots this week is something to look up to - please take a look if you haven't already - it is one of those shots where the thumbnail doesn't do it justice!
Part of my George the Stormtrooper (Set)
O è il riflesso della luna o sei proprio bella, se vuoi siediti!
hai parcheggiato e camminato non sai quanto non sai dove sei, ma sei qui
lontana da te, lontana da voi, lontana da uno specchio che non dice chi sei
se sotto il cielo c'è qualcosa di speciale passerà di qui prima o poi
prima o poi, comunque tu lo sai ......
♫ "Ligabue " ♫
Looking at one of the best Calatrava shot I've ever seen in the last time (btw - chapeaux, boss!), I realized how much I'm missing architecture shots!, but since it is snowing, and I'm in a renaissance town - not so much modern architecture here!, and blah blah blah (quote from the "horrible" ;-D) - and this, and that - ok, stop talking! -
... have a nice evening :-)
(back later, dinner time here!)
This was not my original idea, I had something planned out, and it would have really been something. but, it didn't work out. That's something that happens with me, i can never plan out a shot, i get too excited about it and it falls short. This time I just couldn't get past the NO TRESPASSING gate. but, I love this shot more than I think that original shot.
totw:: movie lines- from casablanca, but more so, from "As Time Goes By."
like my switch from yesterday's shot to this? haha from OMG scurry to aw flowers. heh
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I’m done.
And my oh my, that’s nice to say :) So I’ll now go through the typical 365 final shot description part…
I started flickr because someone told me about it and figured it would be a pretty good place to get some feedback on my photos other than my friends on myspace and facebook. I didn’t have much to use, and my stream was less than buzzing with comments. Then I found this group for a “One object 365 days project” and thought that would be pretty cool. Each day do something different with the same object. So I chose this little stuffed rat “Felix” and got pretty far, around day 23 I found FGR. Then little by little my “One object 365” dropped and I started doing more self portraits. Then, when I decided to do a Self Portrait 365 project I dropped my other project and started one Tuesday in August. The date meant nothing to me, and it doesn’t now. August 12th. It was just a day. Just a day that started this whole mess of amazingness. Just a day. But, I really think every time August 12th rolls around, I’m going to remember it was the start of something more awesome than I ever though possible.
I didn’t grow up knowing I wanted to work with art. I switched around with my “future plan” a lot. But I’d always loved to take pictures. I used to own a Polaroid and I would run out of film faster than we could buy it. Then I obviously went mad and sold it. Dumb. It wasn’t until high school that I realized that I belonged in some sort of art field. And it wasn’t until flickr that I knew it was photography. And, now, it’s switched again. I’ve fallen in love with theatrics. Theatrical makeup is where my heart is now. And I’ve got you all to thank for that. I used to play with my makeup in my mirror late at night. Trying to do what the makeup artists do in movies. Halloween soon became my favourite time of year because I could actually SHOW people what I did, without looking foolish.
I owe so much to this photo sharing site and this 365 project. It’s silly sounding, but it’s true. It has become a sort of therapy for me. I’ve let so much out with each picture I’ve posted. I’ve shared with you all more than I’ve shared with my family. I had no idea it would be so easy to tell you all everything that I have. My secrets, and quarks, random facts and tidbits. I suppose it’s because it’s just text on a screen rather than face to face.
I’ve met so many amazing people. Please, if I don’t include you personally, if you’ve followed me this far, know you mean a lot to me :) These are in no particular order.
-Abe.Oh Abe. I don’t even know what to start with. You’ve helped me so much more than anyone knows. When I was ready to give up you were there ready to pick me up. I’ve cried to you, and laughed with you. You’re an inspiration. Each day, each time you ABE a damn photo ;-) I am reminded how lucky I am.
-Liina. :) You, like your sweet hubby, have helped me so much. I hope one day, I’ll be able to meet you in person just to give you the hug you deserve. ♥
-Steven. I just can’t think of the words. You’re more amazing each day. I doubt you even know how much I look toward you. Each time you upload something it’s something new, something exciting, something beautiful. You’re one of the most amazing artists I’ve ever ‘met’ And hell, you’re funnier than most people in the world :)
-Erin and Ashley. You girls are freaking amazing. Everything you do. Erin with your film work, oy I just love you. :D and Ashley…you’re just the bees knees!!! Hehe. I love you girls. I know one day, when I move to LA we are going to have a road trip and have slumber parties and we’ll play with makeup and have pillow fights and prank call steven and vic :)
-Justin. My asian friend. Heh. You’ve been just one of the best contacts. You’re always so honest in your photography. And lets face it, you’re just awesome. Who else gives asian hugs? No one. Not like you. Hahaa
-Jenni. You were one of my first favourite on flickr. :) I think the first picture I saw of yours was “To Flickr with love”. I knew I had to follow you from what I saw. You’ve been the biggest inspiration here. Your art is just perfection, and you’re so natural at it. It looks like just another part of you. I’m completely envious of your ability to show so much in a photograph. From the simplest photographs to the most complex, I’m always amazed. Whenever I find myself in an idea slump I always find myself looking through all your photos and each time I’m amazed.
-Michelle. You’re my lovely, and I miss out note battles :)) you know you mean a lot. ♥♥
-Maite. Aw, maite mouse :) you’re like the cool aunt who buys me beer and sneaks me into bars. I look up to you. And your epic paleness ;-) Love you. Xoxo
-Carrie. You’re like the cool sister-in-law who drinks the beer with me Maite bought and dances in the club. You’re just wonderful. YOU’RE an angel sent down to make the world brighter ;-) I love you. xoxo
-Brookie. My skype buddy. You are just fucking amazing. You’re so real, that’s something I truly admire. You know what you want, and you’re doing anything to get it. I’m so proud to call you my friend. I wish I knew what else to write. You know how much you mean to me. You’ve been someone I can talk to about anything with. You’re an amazing person. A beautiful person. I hope you know that. ♥
And everyone else:: Hannah, Annick, Ellie, Tom, Julia, Jen, Vic, Joel, Charlie, Pete, Wendy, Tony, Rea, Dave, Martha, Paula, Kimmers, Pixie, Rich, Charlie, Ryan, Bex, Gooner, Flooz, Mike, Amanda and K. I love you all. I wish I could write to everyone. I know I’ve forgotten someone.
I know I’ve written a novel. But, I can’t help it. I just have to thank you all for following me through this crazy journey. Now I'm ready to start a new one.
NO not a year two. Not any time soon at least. but Something better. I've learned so much through this project. I've got to put it to use other than photographing myself everyday.
Thank you guys so much. for everything ♥
I wont disappear. I've got my 52 weeks. I'll be around watching your streams ;-)
I love you kids.
*mwah*
Explore - May 29, 2009 #391
This little Romeo (aka Andrew) was out showing his stuff and nice enough to pause for a shot:) I'll post a couple more later.
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So here we go yet another Marvel build from me. Like I said at the start this is going to be a bit of a series. I'm going to build 4 more smaller vigs each depicting the battle at the end of the 2nd Avenger's movie. I'll likely do a Hulkbuster diorama too. so yeah :) They'll all be about the same size and be likely having minor creative licence, slightly changing stuff. Slightly.
So Wanda using her powers here is a little bit of creative license. Sure she kinda does this when *spoilers* Her brother died, but I guess you could argue her flying and the way she's attacking may not be all that accurate but, I'm a big fan of Scarlet Witch, reading things like The Childern's Crusade. House of M and Avengers Dissambled I've come to love her as a character, and the power she has is awesome, so I was more inspired by the comics then I was by what's in the movie... kinda :P
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Gracias al Photoshop, podemos hacer que nuestras fotos antiguas, pasen a formar parte de esta era digital, después de escánear esta foto mía de cuando era chiquitito, he intantado quitarle algunons desperfectos, no se lo he quitado todos, pero bueno, he ajustado niveles, desenfoques, ajustes de curvas, capa de saturación, capa de opacidad, y por ultimo un enfoque muy leve, cuando ya he tenido más o menos a gusto la tonalidad, le he aplicado una textura al sofá, para darle una nueva sensación de foto de estudio, y este ha sido el resultado.
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The Palace of Fine Arts was built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition, which was held in San Francisco. None of the buildings were meant to be permanent. However, the Palace of Fine Arts was so beautiful that it was not torn down after the fair. Miraculously, the palace survived the 1989 earthquake with little damage. The Beaux-Arts style structure features and dome and Roman-style curved colonnades. Surrounding the palace is a park with a duck pond. Adjacent to the palace is the San Francisco Exploratorium, which is a discovery museum with hands-on exhibits on science, art and human perception.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS:
"The Palace was not designed as 'a Valentine for San Francisco.' Maybeck visualized its colonnade streaming with people, finding a reward within the great doors."
The task of creating a Palace of Fine Arts for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition fell to the architect Bernard R. Maybeck, then fifty years old and known for his innovative ideas. Setting to work on this new project, he chose as his theme a Roman ruin, mutilated and overgrown, in the mood of a Piranesi engraving. But this ruin was not to exist solely for itself to show "the mortality of grandeur and the vanity of human wishes .... " Although it was meant to give delight by its exterior beauty, its purpose was also to offer all visitors a stimulating experience within doors.
In playing host to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, The Fair, which opened on February 20, 1915, San Francisco was honoring the discovery of the Pacific Ocean and the completion of the Panama Canal; it was also celebrating its own resurrection after the shattering earthquake and fire of 1906.
The problems of choosing the exact site in the city had finally been overcome and groundwork had been going on for some time. Last of the buildings to be erected, on the lagoon and close by a group of Monterey cypresses, was Maybeck's Palace of Fine Arts. With its exhibition hall to house the work of living artists (dominated by the Impressionists), its colonnade, and its rotunda -- plans for all of which had dazzled the Commissioners when the huge brown-paper sketch was put before them -- it fulfilled the architect's dream: it was as beautiful reflected in the water as it was against the sky. And when the Palace was completed (Roman in style although a freely-interpreted, purely romantic conception, and Greek in decorative treatment) its exceptional harmony gave it instant appeal to the public.