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This is a vase of tulips that had seen better days. The stems were all starting to droop. So I put a mirror under the vase and this is a reflection of a few that had arched over.
Self Reflection: This project was one of my favourite shoots so far because I am a big fan of portraits and capturing emotion. One thing I learnt was to look deeper into my results because the ones I was going to cut at at first are the ones I ended up finding the strongest. It was really satisfying to put together a spread that represents the essence of youth. To me this album says "teens who want to party off the schoolweek with their best friends". I am really happy with how I completed this project.
Women need real moments of solitude and self-reflection to balance out how much of ourselves we give away.
- Barbara De Angelis
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Always adding images to my Self Reflection Project: www.flickr.com/photos/scottosmith/sets/72157643375558274/
The rear view mirror of my car. Held by a shutter monkey because I was looking for motion blur as well. Very hard shot that needs more highway to be mastered with.
Self-reflection - Tokyo Japan
🔴: Leica M-P 240 | Summilux 1:1.4/50
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genyvb: I wish you joined one of our photowalks while we were in Japan 😅
instagram.com/mark.fearnley: Stunning gallery
jen_journal: @genyvb thanks. Yes hope next time👍😀
jen_journal: @mark.fearnley thanks so much for dropping by Mark and really appreciate your lovely comments🙏😀
Aaron is not one with many words, however, his facial expression says a thousand. He takes pride in his work and appreciates all Mr. Thompson has done for him. Aaron takes a long look at himself and his client in the mirror knowing the importance of what he does everyday. Being a barber isn't just about cutting hair, it's also about the relationships made throughout each appointment.
Photo by//Karson Powers
No really... they should...
Another quick one here.. just having a quick half with the missus before she heads out to see "Mamma Mia"
(You'll excuse me if I pass it by...)
bear with me here.
this project, if about anything, is self reflection. and when self-reflecting, one sometimes finds aspects of one's self that one is not especially proud of.
one of those aspects for me is the green eyed monster: jealousy. i must admit, i am often jealous of the attention some people's photostream gets compared to mine.
when i think about it, the rational part of me knows that frankly, many of the photographers simply take better pictures than me. some, may simply "work" flickr better - tagging photos better, submitting to groups etc....
and ultimately, it makes me question why i take pictures - or maybe better put, why i want to share them - online and otherwise. i *think* i would say i don't do it for praise, but because it is fulfilling on another level.
but yet, despite all of the rational reasons, i *still* feel it. makes me want to give up sometimes - not bother.
i can imagine all the eye rolling going on by anyone reading this. well, my hope is by acknowledging these feelings like one would acknowledge an unwelcome house guest i can get past them, and back to why i take photos.
Portland, Oregon
08 Jun 2015
The assignment: react to Lee Friedlander's image (erickimphotography.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/fr...) and try to emulate the artist's intent, not imitate it. This is one of my attempts, in which I take Friedlander's use of reflections and shadows to include himself in street images. In this case, I have opposed Friedlander by eliminating the distraction of an automobile on the right - Friedlander decided to include the same in his image.
