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BNSF SD75M number 260 is seen outside of Mid American Car in Kansas City. This engine is still painted in the iconic Warbonnet colors. A large puddle made a semi reflection shot possible.
I've been tagged by my new full of life friend,
Jaime973. So here are 10 random things about me.
1 - I'm a trained Swiss graphic designer by trade.
2 - I attended the same summer program that Kevin Bacon went to, PA Governor School for the Arts.
3 - If I'm rich, I would be a ceramist doing pottery, my first love in art.
4 - I have koi pond in my back yard, I've learn so much about keeping the water clear and clean. I also made lots and lots of mistakes with my pond, that's life, live and learn.
5 - My three design masters that I admire are Paul Rand (an American designer), Ikko Tanaka (a Japanese Designer), and Armin Hofmann (a Swiss Designer).
6 - I love all type of music. From classical to the modern music.
7 - I love to play sports, volleyball was my thing.
8 - I love to be surrounded by people with passions. About life, interest, family, etc.
9 - I'm an old school.
10 - Last, but not least, I'm a sponge in life. I love to soak in what's around me.
I'm not going to tag other people, but please feel free to join the fun. We can all learn a thing or two from each other.
Week # 01 for my 52 Challenge. Week one and the theme is "Every journey starts with a...".
*Every journey start with self-reflection.
*Every journey starts with reflecting on the past (so you don't repeat you past mistakes!)
This one would have been much easier if I still had my remote control! Need to get another one! Luckily the 70D has a 10sec timer and live view that can flip to the front of the camera....
Now here's to hoping this journey starts with photo 1 of 52 and ends with photo 52 of 52!!! :)
Explored Jan10/2016
Kamera: Ondu 6x6 Mk III Rise
Film: Ilford SFX 200 + Red Filter
Kjemi: Rodinal (Stand 1:100 / 60 min. @ 20°C)
No cropping, no post-processing, film has not been pushed or pulled. No alterations, no bullshit.
Karuna Films LTD: Doing Time Doing Vipassana (1997)
- Meditate, Cunda, do not delay, lest you later regret it.
inspired by a work of a great artist named Erik Johansson this is my try with a 3D part in the image.
I hope you like it!
this is a composition of 4 several photos.
3 shooted with my 24-105mm and one with my 8mm Fisheye.
Thanks to all of you, for making this shot #1,
to Front Page and to the Interestingness Page!
Thank you so much!
Please do me a favor and View it LARGE on Black
Before and After at my Site also other Images
strobist info:
1x 430 EX II trough softbox cam up left pointing downward
1x 580 EX II cam down right bare trough diffusor pointing at me
triggered via ST-E2
One of my attempts at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Board game pieces".
Shot with a "Tomioka-Copal 71 mm F 4" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
"You shouldn’t let me dream ‘cause I’m too romantic; Don’t let me fall unless it could all come true." - Frank Sinatra
at the city beach of palma, just before the sun slipped below the horizon, she stood with a selfie stick in hand. for thirty minutes, she turned in slow circles, filming herself against the setting sun. over and over again, as if rehearsing for an audience that wasn’t there. the sky, painted in shades of silver and grey, played its quiet role, indifferent to the performance. it felt absurd, almost theatrical. and so i captured her – a silhouette caught between the ocean and a moment that will never repeat itself.
self portrait with ringlight - i look like as a policeman... :)
i think this will be my new buddy icon, but i can't delete Gir... :( my language exam was good I think, but the listening part was a little bit hard...
have a nice sunday my friends!!
Question: what's the color of this shot on your screen? normally it's a brown (soft sepia) toned bw image... because on my grandmother's screen it's a little bit green! :( i hope my color settings are right at home... so please write down what kind of tones do you see on this image? thanks
Strobist info: DIY ringflash from the front (no photoshop on the background!)
Use this image without my permission is illegal, please contact me before!
Please do not post any badges and invitation pictures into your comments, your words are much for me... Thanks
#298 on Explore 27th April, Thank You
another self portait?
..All rights reserved.Use without my permission is illegal
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Ο ΠΕΡΙΤΤΟΣ
EXPLORED, 31 July 2011, #400
I got this Tattered texture from Playing with Brushes (thank you so much you are incredible)
so for todays FGR Self Reflection. I was so happy to see this selected today, self reflection is always a good thing... i tend to focus on the bad.. BUT... well anyway I thought about this a lot today and for every bad, I had to have a good...
1. I have worked hard, damn hard, to get where I am and I deserve that sucess
2. I have done some things that I'm not proud of, that I think about all the time, that have hurt people, though never my intention, and I'm sorry and my heart aches for you every mintue of every day
3. I am blessed in life, I have an incredible family and fantastic friends, i'd lay down in traffic for them
4. I like the drama, the sadness, the hardtimes, as much as i hate it, i like it... i think it makes me stronger (that is so weird)
5. I want to be better at everything, instantly, now!
keeps popping into explore... and popping out :)
Self-reflection
"Ogni tanto... scendeva fino al lago e passava ore a guardarlo, giacché, disegnato sull’acqua, gli pareva di vedere l’inspiegabile spettacolo, lieve, che era stata la sua vita." - Alessandro Baricco.
Alba di qualche giorno fa... avevo le mani congelate ma gli occhi pieni di luce e di bellezza... e la paura di scivolare e scomparire in un istante in questo specchio di cielo e di me.
Buona giornata :)
IPhone 6+ and processed with Snapseed, TouchRetouch, Instaflash Pro. I saw the footsteps in the sand, and then saw the man sitting off by himself. It definitely seemed like a moment of alone time. I turned around and went the other way.
The thing about photography is that the viewer is always receiving a bit of the photographer in the photo. Sometimes covertly. Other times overtly. For example, I'm completely absorbed in the exhibit of artist Ellsworth Kelly at the St. Louis Art Museum–in his panoramic frame, delineated panels, and merging colors that starts with yellow and ends in yellow–but then there is my reflection in the very thing I'm absorbed in.
I'm appreciating and photographing the artwork of:
Artist: Ellsworth Kelly (American, 1923-2015)
Title: Spectrum II (1966-1967)
Material: Oil on canvas
Venue: St. Louis Art Museum