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The forest in selfexpression

Camera Voigtländer Perkeo II

Film Fomapan 100

Dev Adonal

"Instead of trying to reproduce exactly what I see before me, I make more arbitrary use of colour to express myself more forcefully ... To express the love of two lovers by the marriage of two complementary colours ... To express the thought of a brow by the radiance of a light tone against a dark background. To express hope by some star. Someone's passion by the radiance of the setting sun."

-- Vincent van Gogh, 1888.

 

As always I appreciate your visits and comments, my friends...Have a nice week...!

Best seen on black - press L or click on image above.

Twelve a Year: November

 

Started a group on Flickr for those who would like to join the "Twelve a Year" challenge.

www.flickr.com/groups/3186229@N21/

 

"Her messy hair is a visible attribute of her stubborn spirit. As she shakes it free, she smiles knowing wild is her favorite color." - poetry by J. Iron Word

 

I have difficultly putting my emotions and feelings in to words. I search for poets and writers to give my photographs the words I cannot express.

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/07/frida-juliette.h...

 

Skirt: Made by myself

Top: H&M

Sandals: Tommy Bahama

Tiny flowers on hair: Vintage

 

Skirt: Anthropologie

Shirt: Vintage

Sweater: Gap

Shoes: Born

Tights: Target

Earrings: Anthropologie

Pin: Vintage from Flea Market here in LA

 

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/03/unexpected-visit...

She insisted that I retake the picture with the fan open, and that I post it.

 

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

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Explored 30May2024

.:: VV ::.Elope Stockings + Maze - FATPACK

.::LUNA::. Body Art - Pride - Maitreya Nails HUD

Stunner Outfit Felicia Fatpack

Corset & Short 8 Solid Colors

Materials enabled. Includes Texture HUD

{Spell&Charms} Pride Teddy Bear - Queer

  

[lf design] Joel

Dress & Sleeves with HUD included 20 nuances +

color palette + alpha control

JUMO Beauty - BABII Lips - Lelutka EvoX

[BK] Haest Boots Proud Boots Latex Pack

Mix N match Boot Laces Sole & Metals

Exclusive Fatpack

 

*HH* Men's Mesh V2 Bamana Button Shirt Beere

[C.YFashion]*MASON*Shoes Black--Legacy

[lf design] Kenny Jeans male

  

Celebrate life, love, beauty, and diversity while discovering incredible gifts and special offers throughout the event. It's time to add a splash of color to your Second Life wardrobe and embrace the spirit of PRIDE!

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"Live Free" - I made this image exclusively for the Sony Female Alpha Grant and it is made to represent what Alpha Means to me. Here is the behind the scenes video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX3v8cTIQNw

 

🌠 Do you believe in something BADLY enough to get it? Do you trust in yourself enough to follow that little guiding voice inside of you? The one who gently nudges you on the path that you should be taking? 🌌

 

To the courageous women who applied for the Sony Female Alpha Creator-In-Residence grant – I applaud you. It was a hard application and one that took a lot of thought and no time for second-guessing. It was an opportunity to uncover a part of yourself and see how far you could test your limits. It was a chance to really sit down and think about who you are, where you are going and what you want in this life.

 

I am grateful for that opportunity. I am grateful to have learned so much about myself in those 14 days that I just worked away for over 10 hours a day writing, proofing, re-recording, shooting and just trusting that I deserved this chance. I learned that there is a community of amazing women out there who support each other in their journeys. I learned that there is a company out there who believe in ME and MY dreams. I learned to never back down from a dream and that it is NEVER too late to BE BOLD and FEARLESSLY pursue your dreams. I stand for that WHOLEHEARTEDLY. It took me the better part of 11 years to get here but I refuse to give up. There is so much in store for us if we just choose to believe in our own power. So I extend my hand out to you and ask: What is it that YOU want MOST in this world and how can we work together to get there?

 

🌠 Be bold, be brave, be fearless – your dreams are waiting 🌠

Dress: Max Studio

 

Cardigan: Paul Smith

 

Shoes: Target

 

Belt: Target

 

Pin: Made by myself

 

Blogged: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/03/green.html#comments

My take on a shot by JenniPenni.

Andddddd J is for "Just Wondering"

 

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Finally going home today! I'll miss my grandparents, yes, but I have limited props and wardrobe here! It was killing me!

 

Um.. this was supposed to be a bit ironic.. I feel like too many are taking it seriously. Giving me the meaning of life! I mean, I adore everyone's opinions, htough :)

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/10/cardigan-love.html

 

Cardigan: Paul Smith

 

Skirt: Anthropologie (with my vintage petticoat underneath)

 

Shoes and tights: Target

 

Belt: Vintage

 

Necklace: Handmade by myself

“For all the women who feel voiceless. Our voices are a powerful thing.”

 

www.instagram.com/adbrucephotos/

 

I love the color orange. To me, orange is a celebration of life — vibrant, warm, confident, and full of energy. That is why I love wearing clothes like this. It reflects something of who I am: I enjoy standing out, being myself, and embracing life with confidence. I don't wear orange to fit in — I wear it because it feels like me.

 

This is me. This is who I am. And I am proud of it.

Emotions, powerful in their own nature.

Emotions, allowing us to communicate and connect.

Emotions, giving color to the otherwise dull.

Emotions. We are all gifted with them.

Powerful in their own way.

Able to adapt, change and erupt.

Emotions.

Do we control them or allow them to control us?

Models: Me and Jonathan Chape Photography

Click here for the full blog: www.photographythrive.com/emotions

 

Twelve a Year: May

 

"Maybe some women aren't meant to be tamed. Maybe they just need to run free until they find someone just as wild to run with them."

 

Started a group on Flickr for those who would like to join the "Twelve a Year" challenge.

www.flickr.com/groups/3186229@N21/

 

How can you photograph a place that has had countless photographs taken from every angle possible? My personal answer is that you cannot. Anything you have thought of as being creative or different has most likely already been done. When I go to locations that have had so many before me I only think of one thing, "Did I execute what I wanted to portray?" If the answer is yes, then that is all I care about. That I created what I intended to. And so here is my version of Yosemite.

 

Inspired by someone that reminded me of the wild within me.

 

Unhealthy Routine (1/3 in my Masquerade series)

 

Prints: www.adbrucephotos.com/

Full Blog: www.fiercelypowerful.com/masquerade/

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/10/black-and-white....

Skirt: Anthropologie

 

Shirt: Vintage

 

Shoes: Madden Girl

 

Necklace: Vintage

 

Belt: Vintage

If you want more updates over the year follow me at www.instagram.com/jamenpercy

I asked her if she believed in love, and she smiled and said it was her most elaborate method of self-harm. ― Benedict Smith

 

The most important kind of freedom is to be what you really are. You trade in your reality for a role. You trade in your sense for an act. You give up your ability to feel, and in exchange, put on a mask. There can't be any large-scale revolution until there's a personal revolution, on an individual level. It's got to happen inside first.”

― Jim Morrison

 

Wall Art in the Plaza District of Oklahoma City.

Twelve a Year May 2020

 

Started a group on Flickr for those who would like to join the "Twelve a Year" challenge.

www.flickr.com/groups/3186229@N21/

An AI recreation of "Portrait of a Woman by Georgios Lakovidis" using the CED Photography process method.

Lake Wales is located in Central Florida

A beautiful portrait of Taylor, captured in a moment that celebrates confidence, individuality, and the many paths a person can take in life. Sitting beside the water feature and surrounded by bold architectural shapes, Taylor brings a natural sense of movement and personality to the scene.

 

Taylor’s story is especially inspiring. She went from super model to doctor—a remarkable journey that proves there is no single definition of who a model can be. Today, we proudly call her Dr. Taylor.

 

This photograph is about more than fashion or beauty. It represents ambition, intelligence, confidence, and the freedom to pursue different dreams. Modeling can be a chapter in someone's life, a creative outlet, a profession, or simply a way to express personality. Models can be anyone—and they can become anything.

 

The flowing water, dramatic reflections, modern architecture, and Taylor's relaxed pose create a dynamic editorial-style portrait. Her movement and expression give the photograph a candid, energetic quality while the surrounding environment adds visual depth.

 

From the runway and camera to medicine and a professional career, Dr. Taylor is a wonderful reminder that a person's potential cannot be defined by a single title.

“ Sorrow prepares you for joy. It violently sweeps everything out of your house, so that new joy can find space to enter. It shakes the yellow leaves from the bough of your heart, so that fresh, green leaves can grow in their place. It pulls up the rotten roots, so that new roots hidden beneath have room to grow. Whatever sorrow shakes from your heart, far better things will take their place. ”

― Rumi

 

I can honestly say, this has to be one of my favorite quotes. New image “Sorrow”.

What is an emotion that you are connecting with the most right now?

Read my unexpected encounter with sorrow on the blog: www.photographythrive.com/sorrow/

A beautiful close-up portrait celebrating confidence, intelligence, and an inspiring journey from the world of modeling into medicine.

 

This photograph is about much more than beauty. It is about possibility. Modeling doesn't define a person, just as becoming a doctor doesn't erase the experiences that came before it. A model can be a student, scientist, physician, entrepreneur, artist, teacher, or anything else they choose to become.

 

The close-up composition brings attention to her expressive eyes, natural smile, beautiful hair, and relaxed confidence. The simple black outfit and soft background keep the focus exactly where it belongs—on the person and her story.

"A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, said Jojen. The man who never reads lives only one." ― George R.R. Martin, A Dance with Dragons

  

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/08/tights-.html

 

Dress: Tulle

 

Shoes: White mt

 

Tights: Target

 

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/12/clarita.html

 

Top and Headband: Anthropologie

 

Skirt: It's my vintage petticoat pretending to be a skirt :o

 

Shoes: Target

 

Belt: Handmade

A recreation of Claire de Bearn, Duchess of Vallombrosa by Franz Xavier Winterhalter using the CED Photography process.

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