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People study with digital pinhole camera. Photographer in window reflection. High ISO for grainy image. At UCLA.
Konica Aiborg
Image taken with Olympus Stylus 1030SW.
Gorman House Markets, Canberra, ACT, Australia
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2009. All Right Reserved
Ok, I'm a little fat but maybe it's the way I'm standing or maybe it's my massive pects just a little too relaxed. The window reflections are interesting.....
'Self reflection is better than self projection'. 1 day Installation by Insa @East London. LDNGraffiti updated - 30/03/2012
Arg. This wouldn't upload AT ALL yesterday, but I swear I took it on the day. Another one coming later...
GTWL - Cloning!
Josie, Hass, our reflection in Mommy's car. Josie is much happier than she looks, it's just that the multiple exposures blurred her joy.
Surf and Cross Country Inspiration
Quotes by Bianca Buitendag, Stephanie Gimore, and Carissa Moore
***some photography not produced by Michelle Carandang
the light was reflecting off the window and I was done with my shooting for the day but I spontaneously snapped some more pictures because the light was so lovely
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self reflections ... play with wide open Hexanon 57mm f1.4 .. at home, hazy day outside + high ISO on S1R.
Strobist info: Subject is facing a mirror. 1 bare strobe is pointing away from mirror directly in front of subject. 1 strobe strobe (shot through white umbrella, set at 1/8) is 90 degrees to the left of subject. Cleaned up wall-clutter in mirror with PS.
The Mirror, 1950
by Dorothea Tanning
Part of Dorothea Tanning
At Tate Modern, February to June 2019
Tanning wanted to depict ‘unknown but knowable states’: to suggest there was more to life than meets the eye. She first encountered surrealism in New York in the 1930s. In the 1940s, her powerful self-portrait Birthday 1942 attracted the attention of fellow artist Max Ernst – they married in 1946. Her work from this time combines the familiar with the strange, exploring desire and sexuality.From the 1950s, now working in Paris, Tanning’s paintings became more abstract, and in the 1960s she started making pioneering sculptures out of fabric. A highlight of the exhibition is the room-sized installation Chambre 202, Hotel du Pavot 1970-3. This sensual and eerie work features bodies growing out the walls of an imaginary hotel room. In later life, Tanning dedicated more of her time to writing. Her last collection of poems, Coming to That, was published at the age of 101.​
[Tate Modern]
Self reflections, Li Jiang river cruise boat ride. Gulin, China. Dramatic treatment HDR reduced to 800 pixels.
A rarely seen Pied-billed Grebe, spotted a Quidi Vidi Lake in St. John's, Newfoundland. Reflection off calm water in the early morning light.
This is as risqué as I get, the rest is for my wife ;o)
I stayed in a Novotel on Tuesday night to attend a Microsoft Launch event in Birmigham. What I like about the Novotel is that they are the same the world over. The layout is the same, the fittings are the same, even the bathrooms are the same. When you stay in them enough, it's like a home from home! ;o)
Me? There is only one of me, and this is as much as you are going to see...you really don't wanna see the rest anyway! :o)