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These 3 girls are so bored and lonely they can camwhore all day long.
A boring and nothing to do day we decided to walk around Marina South
I took this photo around mid-morning at Red Town. I had my subject, Exilia, look into a mirror. I had the f/stop low so I could focus on her in the foreground and make her reflection blurry. This created a very shallow depth of field. I thought the vantage point was interesting because I was standing behind her, but slightly to the side. This made it so her face is angled, but you can still see part of her chin through her hair and you can follow where's she's looking. I think this represents encounter because she is having an encounter with herself. She's staring uncertainly into the mirror and her body position suggests she's worried or scared of something. Since her reflection in the background is blurry, it makes you feel that she is uncertain about herself and the future.
Self-portrait in mirrored building wall in Kyoto. Water reflection at the bottom from a pool of water between where I was standing and the wall.
The Bernina Express - from Chur in Switzerland, through the Swiss Alps, to Tirano in Italy - is an absolute joy!
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Picnik Orton-ish Effect.
Shadow of the photographer (me) taking a picture of wildflowers along my bicycle route.
Taken in Lawrence (Douglas County), KS.
This is not a selfie. It is a moment of self-reflection. That’s what it is, I promise!
And it happened a sunny day in July, in 2019.
Reflections can be quite revealing, and the experience of those who engage with them may be sublime. I always encourage people to reflect and to share their reflections, so that I may marvel in my affirmation of humanity’s nobler qualities.