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A small project consisting of setting up a shoot with random passersby and getting them to pull a face.
All participants where informed of the project and asked if they wanted to be a part. To see the rest of the project you can visit cambrils.tumblr.com/
Lighting is provided by a softbox umbrella camera right and a bare strobe for hair light.
This is for a group i belong to, The paper crane project, the idea is that liz will send 1000 origami cranes all around the world and then for the people who receive them to post their pics to the group and send a copy to liz in america.....she is working hard to fold all those bits of paper and send them out to everyone!
Alloy Dance Project
©Michelle Smith-Lewis 2010
website: www.msmithlewis.com
facebook: www.facebook.com/mslphoto
Impossible project... so low quality yet so wonderful feelings! Some shots stolen here and there during photoshots for analogic and digital sets! These are nothing more than a movement of my heart!
La qualità di una lastra della Impossible è impossibile da definire e prevedere... sono emulsioni sperimentali su materiale che ha passato da almeno un lustro la data di scadenza. Lo sviluppo reale è garantito solo dopo 36 ore, la tenuta della foto è di massimo un mese (poi va via...). Costano qualcosa come 2 euro a scatto. Impossibile che a qualcuno piacciano... eppure... eppure adoro questo gusto strapassato remoto... e credo siano un bel modo per rubare un altro attimo a set particolari e ricchi di una certa qualche emozione. Sono un movimento del cuore, nè un esercizio di stile nè opere che chiedano giudizi, voti e pareri!
Ernie - Hey Bert, look at our cool shadows. Bert - Sure Ernie, but the cost is 6 more weeks of winter.
Project 12 performing at Belgrave Music Hall in Leeds, January 2015.
A band of young British Asian musicians getting together to produce something new and unique. They offer a new and dynamic perspective to Indian classical music, combining it with a variety of contemporary music styles, from hip-hop to reggae.
The musicians:
Yad Selvakumar - Flute
Senthan Nadarajah - Morsebox
Sanal Das - Bass
Sam Suriakumar - Keyboard
Raaheel Husain - Vocals
Nish Raj - Drums
Mithila Sarma - Veena
Kitha Nadarajah - Violin
Jeevan Singh Riyait - Tabla
Jasdeep Singh Degun - Sitar
Daren Mootoo - Guitar
Photo by Maria Spadafora
St Mary & St Chad's at Brewood (pronounced 'Brood') is very grand building in warm red sandstone with a soaring west steeple, though externally at least the nave appears largely Victorian, especially the eccentric outer south aisle with it's sequence of gables (echoing a lost medieval feature apparently); The chancel is clearly Early English, with lancets aplenty.
Within it is a large, cavernous space, the eye is drawn to the chancel with it's reredos and tombs, and the odd arrangement in the south aisles with their extra arcade. Here are two fonts, a simple post-Reformation one and a 'more correct' Victorian one which seems to have been demoted. Nearby is late medieval incised slab, sadly more worn, and a charming mid 17th century coloured wall monument to the Moreton family with miniature couples & children facing each other.
The real gem here however is the collection of Giffard tombs in the chancel, alabaster effigies galore, mid 16th century to early 17th, with a twosome and threesome on each side of the chancel respectively, and an extensive array of weepers (most of them appear to be shrouded babies on the earliest tomb, all surreally shown the same size as the few children who survived into adulthood).
This is a highly rewarding church, and happily, unlike many in this area, is kept open and welcoming to visitors.
Well another month has passed. I have hardly been on Flickr as life is a bit crazy at the moment.
You may recognise a couple of the images in Mays installment as they are old images that I have reworked.
I once again apologise for the video quality as it was OK until I uploaded it
The Project: Digital Disruption 2014.
Day 1 wrap: blog.nz.usembassy.gov/2014/04/30/the-project-digital-disr...
Day 2 wrap: blog.nz.usembassy.gov/2014/05/01/the-project-digital-disr...
"777 Strangers Project" será mi primer proyecto fotográfico, se basa en retratar personas totalmente desconocidas para mi. La idea se me ocurrió al ver el proyecto de una fotógrafa llamada Laura Zalenga en el cual ella retrataba a personas desconocidas de diferentes ciudades. Es totalmente un reto por el hecho de tener que pedirle a un extraño que pose para tu cámara, algunos me dirán que si y otros que no pero ese es lo interesante del proyecto. Así que poco a poco iré subiendo los retratos, será una gran experiencia que quiero compartir con ustedes. Espero que la disfruten tanto como yo.
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"777 Strangers Project" will be my first photo project, it’s about taking pictures of completely unknown people. The idea came to me as I was looking at photographer Laura Zalenga’s project, in which she basically takes pictures of strangers in different cities. It’s a total challenge by the mere fact of having to ask someone to pose for you, some of them will say yes, others no, but that’s what makes this project interesting. So, I’ll gradually upload the pictures, It’ll be a great experience that I want to share with you all. I really hope you enjoy it as much as I will.
Santa Project #1
Photos inspirées par Día de los Muertos (le jour des morts)
Photos inspired by Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
Make up & hairdress : Vanessa Kristen
Model : Xenon.B
Stobist info : diagrame www.lightingdiagram.com/74miow8j0l
I think this is my fav. shot out of all of my violin photos.
More fun with my FD "close up" Vivitar 28mm Lens.
It's the closest thing to a macro lens I have.
Background is a black hoodie on the floor.
#289 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: First bikini purchase in 25 years
Result: Um...where's the rest of it?
Materials: Sakura Micron 005 in a Stillman & Birn Epsilon series sketchbook
Location: Home
Note: Last bikini I purchased was for my honeymoon and I haven't worn one since. As I get ready for our 25 anniversary trip, my husband & kids urged me to purchase a new one ....and they love it. I have ...doubts. In fact...I was born with doubts on this particular subject <.<
Yesterday I went into the city with the goal to work on my socializing skills while talking to the people i photographed to maybe get better and more relaxed street portrait.
I could practice right away on Thorvald and his family, which I met in Christianshavn (Copenhagen). While Thorvald was a little skeptical in the beginning, his mum was on right from the beginning. Instead of excusing, snapping a photo and leaving again, I tried to be relaxed, talk an even propose to walk over to a spot with sunlight. So this is not the very first photo I took of Thorvald, but one of the last ones where I challenged him to do other faces than just smile and I could feel that I grew more confident by that.
It was a great experience, that I will definitively work further on as I really like the outcome.
I used a metal texture with soft light blend mode at 100% then erased off my daughter. I had been planning on taking her to the river for some senior pictures and wanted the parasol to go with the setting. I loved the result. We were, however, fighting the rain and with it very dark light. The on camera speedlight flash saved me.
Projekt ławki zbudowany jest z pojedynczego modułu... i przez powielenie i odpowiednie połączenie tworzy różne ciekawe układy.
III r. 2008