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~ Emily Dickinson
The words in this extract from an Emily Dickinson poem have a special meaning for me. I first read them around the time I met Brad, and they seemed to express just how I felt about meeting him: I was thankful that my heart had found safe harbour. Since then, I've read the complete poem, and I suspect its meaning is less contented than I thought at first ... but I still like this bit of it.
The Winged Heart is one of my favourite things. Haddy, my youngest sister made it: the heart is made of wax, the wings are cast glass. I've had several attempts at photographing it and although today's effort was more successful than my other attempts, I don't think I've done it justice yet. So I'll probably try again another time.
Happy Perfect Purple Valentine!
Thanks to Vin60’s for his texture: Mirror
I think it actually looks a bit like The Prodigy singer
Shot Info:
Nikon D300 | Nikon 85mm ƒ/1.4 | ISO 200
Definitely View Large On Black
Meet Ms. Bubbles - A wonderfully colorful clown. :~)
This photo was taken while on a shoot for two good friends. We had so much fun today!
Post-processed with Adobe Lightroom 2.5 | Custom pastel preset to compliment the colors.
Jim
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Coming home from the vet. He got his stitches removed from the huge incision on his back where he had to have surgery.
I am still such a beginner with this camera (Nikon D7100). Shutter speed is never quite right. I rescued this missed masterpiece by HDR processing the original to bring out the color, and then creating two layers in Photoshop, and masking out the bird. I applied a motion blur to the background layer, more to invent an excuse for the messy photo.
Shot during a brief outing to the TV Tower on the first night of the Europe Photobloggers 2007 Meetup in Berlin. This is the first HDR I am posting to Flickr. Highest position in Explore: 166.
Ronnie Petersons old Formula 1 car from 1972, a March 721X.
A video tribut about Ronnie Peterson -> www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJricRRcgfs
"Arrived autumn With a visit uninvited
And by chill slowly growing With a lesson fully dreadful,
And by message all displeasing."
So I missed the newest Skepticism album, but it seems like I stumbled across it right in time. Wholly fitting for my mood, while it's a season that I should find myself in tune with the festive spirits out and about, it's nearly impossible given the circumstances that always happen to crop up this time of year. Simultaneously I'm reminded how lucky I am, individually. Yes, I have a degenrative neurological disorder, but I can still take care of myself for the time being. And I've got Tanya, something no one else can say. And that's pretty awesome.
Here's a different crop and altogether new processing job on the Rambler picture. Haven't had the opportunity or favorable weather to get out to the next house yet, hoping for that sometime this week. Enjoy!
No tilting head kiss. Haha!
Wow, he's so white next to me, considering he's "tan" already..!
ps. I love Jake.
A different shot of the Taubman Art Museum stairs than I uploaded last night. MUCH more happy with this one. Processing didn't take as long as the last one, either.
This was taken on the same Exposure.Roanoke Photowalk as this picture
I'm really starting to get attached to Topaz Detail. Noiseware Pro is great, too.
This is my beloved mother-in-law whom I am very thankful for giving into this world my lovely and beautiful wife. Without her I would not have married the love of my life.
My "biyenan" is already 76 years young. She have had 11 children of whom the 11th and youngest and her only girl is my lovely wife. I love my biyenan for being an understanding mother-in-law and a caring grandmother to her grandchildren.
as Sibel desired, i made this high-key color version of my orchid.
please let me know your opinon of the variants.
It's been way too long, but here's a new self-portrait. It's me post-processing pictures of the Garbage Strike show from earlier tonight. I have a love/hate relationship with post-processing.It would be fun if it wasn't so goddam time consuming.
Incidentally, this involved me using my toes to operate the remote shutter release on the camera. And, yeah, my desk is a huge mess. But if you know me at all, that shouldn't be a surprise.
This is an homage to Edward R. Murrow's epic See It Now broadcasts of the 1950s which helped bring down Senator Joseph McCarthy. Due to the worst days of my recovery from a tooth extraction, I am reduced to playing around.
Created at PhotoFunia.
台北單車臨界量 | Critical Mass Taipei
台灣城市單車聯盟/潘建儒攝影
2014年4月19日
台灣，台北
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Taiwan Urban Bicycle Alliance/funkyruru
April 19th, 2014
Taipei, Taiwan
Postprocessing: image brightened (I accidentally underexposed it) but otherwise as shot. Shot at Melbourne Camera Club Portrait Group.
■ Street photography in various Spanish cities. Unlike most of my production these pictures have had some postprocessing applied (if nothing else the conversion to monochromatic from the colour original images).
Lunchtime.
Taken handheld with my Panasonic Lumix TZ7 (ZS3) in available light.
■ Fotografía callejera en diversas ciudades españolas. A diferencia de la mayor parte de mi producción estas imágenes han sido ligeramente postprocesadas (en particular, han sido convertidas a monocromáticas a partir de las imágenes originales en color).
Hora de comer.
Tomada a pulso con mi Panasonic Lumix TZ7 (ZS3) en luz ambiente.