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Self reflection in a blue massage ball.

Excerpt from brainproject.ca:

 

We have all been raised to self-reflect and consider who we are, what we want and where we are going. Our view of ourselves is frequently based on how we were raised, educated and treated as children. As we age, we see ourselves further reflected in our families, friends and more generally in how successfully we have navigated employment and financial stability. We often subscribe to the media’s rigid, impenetrable polished ideals that are framed in clear-cut definitions of identity and beauty. “Self Reflection” visually depicts these tendencies while gently reminding us of how aging and disease can also provide new self-images. Though clouded, our self-portraits can also become softer and more deeply beautiful.

Nelle profondità della Cueva de los Verdes, un tunnel di lava scolpito dal fuoco, la realtà si frammenta. Camminando nel cuore del vulcano, i riferimenti si dissolvono: il sopra e il sotto, il reale e il riflesso, tutto si mescola in un gioco di luci e ombre. Lo specchio d’acqua perfetto inganna l’occhio e sfida la mente. È qui, nel silenzio e nell’oscurità, che si trova la propria essenza. Il riflesso nella grotta non è solo immagine, ma rivelazione. Un luogo dove perdersi significa ritrovarsi.

 

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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

46 sec

f/13

23 mm

ISO 100

WB Auto

ND Grad (Hard)

 

SubhanAllah!

Ilford HP5 Plus pushed +1 Stop

Mamiya RZ67 Pro

Sekor 110mm f/2.8

Godox AD400 Pro through 48" Octobox camera right.

Scanned with an Epson V850 Pro

There was no avoiding my own image.

Centre de Création Contemporaine Olivier Debré

à Tours

quadruple portrait and self portrait on a handrail

Quick shot from early evening back in the autumn, over in Harefield at the foot of the hill on the Grand Union Canal. Busy times at the moment, so apologies for the slightly sporadic appearances. Thanks to Getty Images who, over the last week, have requested a few of my images - really proud to be part of the collection. Hope everyone is having a great weekend!

there is something in this photograph that speaks of cycles and of healing -- something that feels "right" to me today. i took this originally last march.

 

Flowers from my yard

 

For Saturday Self Challenge: fill the frame

 

X-700.

  

結果那個蝴蝶太搶鏡了

(話說 其實不是就是要拍它嘛 XDD)

MiNT SLR670-X Ming Edition on Polaroid Blue 600 Film Reclaimed Edition

The Central Academy of Fine Art in Beijing

photographer: Natasha du Preez

edit: me

 

I can't believe how fast 2010 seems to have flown. I remembered quite well my emotions and the joy I felt around this time of the year in 2008.

 

...at times I wish I didn't search too far to see that the joy I had was within my reach, but I was blinded by own dreams. I dreamt so far that I was losing sight of who I was.

 

I'm always searching for myself... I don't know if I'll ever find me.

 

Wishing you and yours a Happy New Year with peace to calm the storms, an endless flow of joy and love in its purest form.

Great Blue Egret casually strolls through a lake at The Orlando Wetlands Park.

and you can see my neighbor's house...

my first attempt at self portraiture in 2014...

 

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~ Self reflected in an Art Gallery window in Normal Heights near Dusk ~

"In the end, only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you"

-Buddha-

  

Picture taken at Cookies&Porn

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Anxious to see the reborn Owens Lake, I headed up into the Inyo Mountains hoping to get a view from above with the snow-capped Sierra Nevada behind. From a high up campsite, we watched as some storms broke on both sides of the valley, snowing for a time on us. As the storm cleared the crescent moon was revealed and the dim light illuminated the valley just enough to make out the landscape. On the far side US 395 had a steady stream of travelers traversing the magical landscape. I decided to do something I very, very rarely do, and I wondered out in front of my own camera to help with the sense of scale.

Selfportrait - newly edited - Thailand 2011 - can I see a smile... please...

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