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[1] The Walls of Dreams 2011, charcoal on paper, 30x42cm
[2] The Freedom of Gravity 2011, charcoal on paper, 30x42cm
[3] The Denial of Gravity 2011, charcoal on paper, 30x42cm
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.
this one is photoshopped a lot lot more than any other photo i've stuck on flickr. the image was really dark at first, but i ended up really liking the washed out effect i ended up with after messing with the levels to the point of just playing around.
All I can say is I can't wait for the weekend. Also, sorry all my pictures lately have been so uncreative. I haven't exactly been able to take pictures of anything since daylight has become nonexistent to me.
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"Self Reflection" by Loree Johnson Photography. A western grebe (Aechmophorus occidentalis) contemplating its own reflection at Tulelake National Wildlife Refuge, California.
[1] Landscape and Dream 2011, pastel on paper, 60x42cm
[2] A Retreat in the Landscape 2011, pastel on paper, 30x42cm
Parallel with searching for external ideas, I have also been driven by a sense of curiosity and wish to find out more about my artistic inclination. I am hoping that this will help me to slowly develop an individual approach in art and architecture. I look into myself and let my hand draw freely to trace accurately the landscape of my mind.
Parker Lake:
The water was amazingly clear, as you can see. It cast sharp reflections.
SubhanAllah. Less than a grain of sand compared to Jannah
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If ever there's time for self-reflection, it's a birthday. It’s a time to acknowledge your
birth—your very existence. And then, for some, it's an opportunity to celebrate a
self-inflicted rebirth. 60 years ago Xavier Prou, a boy who would later go on to study
at one of the finest French art schools, Ecole de Beaux-Arts, hit the planet. 30 years
ago, stenciling life-size figures on the streets of Paris and leaving running rodents
across city walls, Blek le Rat was born.
Read the full story here: www.warholian.com/2011/11/23/blek-le-rat/
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First shot over the year as the war started. First time there was a feeling that I wanted to take a camera and expose (myself?).
Kyiv, NY 2023 is comming...
Kevin claimed me as his friend the minute I walked by him. He was nice, but quite inebriated. He asked me my name 4 times. He talked nonstop. He seemed lonely. He enjoyed having his picture taken. Where were my model releases?