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Birgit Ray-Svartholm, Borrby painter and pottery artist. Run through Lightroom and Perfect Photosuits 8.5 (Magic City + HDR)
While shooting my sons soccer game this scene unfolded at half time very suddenly. Glad I had the camera ready to go!
ray |reɪ| noun
each of the lines in which light (and heat) may seem to stream from the sun or any luminous body, or pass through a small opening.
Between Spiekeroog and Neuharlingersiel, August 1, at about 7:30 p.m.
Where'd they go?! That was THE place to get a slice. Even the freakin' spaghetti was good. Oh man. I miss them.
Taken June 18, 2001
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This one was on the way to Kodaikaanal... Actually the light the effect in this image was caused by smoke... and to my luck the busy road was empty for that while..
Ray and Jonathan Poore. "November 13, 1968: Baby Jonathan, Robbie, Dorothy, Anne." UNC Hostpitals, Jonthan Poore was born November 4, 1968. Tri-X b/w 35mm negative film.
De vijfde editie van de Ray Andersonlezing van Interface en MVO Nederland op de Dag van de Duurzaamheid stond in het teken van 'de zin en onzin van de circulaire economie'. Sprekers die dag waren Coert Zachariasse (Park 20|20) en Marius Smit (The Plastic Whale). Tijdens de lezing werd ook '15 mythes over de circulaire economie' gepubliceerd: mvonederland.nl/mythes-circulaire-economie/het-tijd-om-zi.... Benieuwd naar de (twitter)terugblik van deze dag? Zie: mvonederland.nl/terugblik/ray-anderson-lezing-2015. Fotograaf: Robert Zwart | BeeldKracht.org.
This picture is #31 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.100Strangers.com.
Walking past the Marian Anderson Recreation Center (a few blocks from Anderson's birthplace), I thought this man would look good in a photo with the Anderson portrait in the background. His name is Ray. He was trying to figure out how to work his new cell phone. It was a beautiful, early spring afternoon (notice that the tree in the background doesn't yet have any buds), and we both were in great moods.