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I was looking for new places for future portrait shootings, and I ended up liking this one, it's quiet but easily accessible, the grass and trees are nice and the ponds are a great addition. I casually shot with my 85mm, not wide open tho, but also enjoyed this nice little walk before dinner.
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Has it always been that we're terrified of ourselves, of the chaotic instincts within ourselves, the aimless, boundless array of desires and needs, that we told the fable 'know thyself' rather than an advice more imminent and perhaps destructive: 'to be thyself'?
Is it knowledge of what we are that we lack, or courage to be what we know we are?
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Quick self-portrait done this afternoon.
19x23cm
transparent watercolor on saunders rough paper
14.4.2012
#32
(Eng. The Cries)
self-portrait
music: "Les Pleurs" by Jean de Sainte-Colombe
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On business travel this week but the "Solo Traveler Lid" lid on my coffee presented the opportunity for a self-explanatory photo for the Macro Mondays "lids" theme.
The exhibit is rather small and focuses more on her clothing, but there are some wonderful pieces of her art and the story is well-detailed about her life--especially about her father who was a success photographer. Definitely worth a visit to BM if you are in the city or visiting.
I think we should all get a few quality portraits wearing masks during this pandemic. These are crazy times that will be historically memorable for the rest of our lives.
taken by self mode! editing and retuoching by me! in photoshop.............................................
Trying out a quick portrait with my new Tokina 100mm macro lens. This thing catches some serious details.
Simple lighting: one speedlight in a LumiQuest SB-III just overhead.
(198/366) Self Heal "Prunella vulgaris" growing in our garden.
This pretty little flower has long been regarded to have medicinal virtues as its name would suggest. In the seventeenth century Nicholas Culpeper wrote of it as a wound herb 'whereby when you are hurt you may heal yourself'. It is now know to have anti-allergenic constituents and to act as an anti-inflammatory agent.