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Taken for Streat & Repeat group -
Instruction #04 -
"It is the fleeting moments of eye contact with strangers,
that for a split second reveals so much about their life."
- Phill Jenkins
Also the same crocusereseses that have been seen before 'round this way.
If this is the last thing I post in MMX, then toodle-pips and may you all have a good MMXI. If it's not, then forget I said anything. Ever.
Camera: Minolta XD7
Lens: Minolta MD 1:1.4/50mm
Film: Jessops Diamond 2 400 asa (expired)
Scan: Vuescan + Epson Perfection V330 Edit: Snapseed
Processed by My Photo, Plymouth
I decided to head to Malibu, CA a few weeks ago to take some pictures at El Matador Beach. I always heard it was beautiful...and wow, it was.
I was there during a period of rain and there were high surf advisories all over southern California. Waves were pounding the cliff walls when I got there and conditions looked awesome to produce something unique. There was also ocean 'foam' all over, it didn't smell good. I threw on some neoprene socks and jumped right into the water. I shot for about 1-2 hours and got soaked. I got treated to an awesome sunset and had a blast though. It kind of went like this - sprint over here to try and get shot, get shot, cover camera with anything available to shelter it from oncoming wave, get soaked by wave, repeat.
Thanks for taking a look!
Poznan, Poland
Bath house, pigeon style. This little white dove was so happy about the puddle the rain left that he wouldn't move for anything! He may have been grey when he started...:)
Hello everyone! I hope you are all having a great start to your weekend. Today I will be sharing the second set of photos of an interior design project that we have recently completed for our friend and repeat client, Stazlyn. For this project, we were commissioned to design the entire interior of Stazlyn’s new seaside vacation home. We did not have a hand in the exterior and landscape design of this project, as that is being handled by another designer.
In this photo, you are getting a look into the living room area of the home. Sticking with the neutral yet curated style of this home, I’ve chosen to use a multitude of different wooden, concrete and stone pieces throughout, in a way that ensures everything meshes well together. To add some softness to the space, I’ve gone with a greige rug, cream colour accent chairs & an off-white sofa, helping to dampen some of the rougher textures that are scattered throughout.
Like I say in all of my posts, myself and our team here at The Design Firm thank you SO MUCH for continuously following and supporting the work that we do. Seeing the consistent love that is given to all of our posts, that is sent to us in IM’s, NC’s, SLFB messages, Flickr messages, etc is so inspiring to us & it truly keeps our level of passion for what we do at an all-time high.
Lastly, I always recommend viewing my photos in full screen mode when able! This allows you to see the true depth and detail of the spaces that my colleagues and I create for our clients.
Photo Credit - Sean Hardy
Expect trouble as an inevitable part of life and repeat to yourself, the most comforting words of all; this, too, shall pass.
Ann Landers
Camera - Diana F+ w/optional glass lens attached.
Film - Ilford 120 HP5 Plus Black and White (ISO 400)
Developer - Lab-Box, CineStill Df96 Monobath
Scan - Epson Perfection V600 Photo
My second time to the Dolomites and the Seceda ridge line and for the second time I found myself in Winter with a fresh dusting of snow and ice! This didn't deter me or the hoards of visitors from trecking up the perilous path to the viewing points, some even continued out towards the peaks, I didn't venture out there, for the second time the mountains defeated my mobility or lack of, still it was a beautiful day.
How do I get off of this island?
You? You don't.
Whaddya mean, I don't? I've seen enough of this place. I want off.
You don't get it. They decided you committed one crime too many. Therefore, you're staying.
Crime? I didn't commit no crime!
That's not what the library board says.
So I was late returning a library book? That's a crime now?
No, but not returning 293 of them makes some people start to wonder.
I was busy!
Sounds like it.
. . . This is the second year in a row my trail cam has caught a female Common Merganser on the dock. I would be expecting to see babies this time of year, but so far I have just seen this one female bird here.
Have a great week Facebook, Flickr, and 500px friends!
I think I have posted this before ? I've always liked it, but it bugs me that I didn't get the full shadows in !
Charlie's Rock is a popular local swimming hole for jumping off the rocks into the water, near Kerikeri, New Zealand. It's a bit of a wobbly country walk to get there, through long grass, rocks and trees beside a river, however it's well worth the effort. Given the isolated locality, it's always fun to see how many people you pass, either going in or coming out. There's a beautiful waterfall and a large swimming hole surrounded by huge rocks. We went there yesterday - a lovely, hot, summer's day - all perfect.
Jump, swim, repeat.