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Trovare qualcosa di nuovo, qualcosa che nessuno avrebbe potuto immaginare prima, qualcosa che solo tu puoi trovare perchè, oltre ad essere fotografo, sei un essere umano un po' speciale, capace di guardare in profondità dove altri tirerebbero dritto.
Find something new, something that no one could have imagined before, something that only you can find because, in addition to being a photographer, you're a human being a little 'special, able to look in depth where others would pull straight.
Margaret Bourke-White
Photos tomadas por:
Carmen, Kathiuska y mi persona ♥
(Demasiado perezosa como para recordar quien tomó cada foto xD)
Now, apparently I've been tagged and am supposed to put up a selfy and tell 10 things that people might not know about me. Jave I will get you back for this. Sleep with one eye open my friend. Mooohahahaha LOL....
So apparently, some genius came up with this stupid game to annoy millions of flickrites. I strongly oppose the whole idea and premise behind this non-sense. LOL. OK, seriously, No-one wants to see the faces behind the camera. There is a reason we are behind the camera. Our mugs are meant to be hidden from the world. So that the delusion and fantasy of beautiful people making beautiful images stays alive and well. Then someone comes along with this game and shatters the dream of so many and cripples the very fabric of our existence. OK a little too dramatic, I know :-).....but its late and I had to get this up before midnight for a friend because the timing fits so well.
10 Things you probably don't know about me......
1) Today is my birthday....and yes I share it with the 1st President of the United States of America.....Yeah....I know...Its pretty cool......LMAO.....
2) I died several times in the hospital soon after I was born and then a few times after I got home, I've been told by my parents. Not sure exactly what that means, the doctors couldn't really explain it to my parents at the time. Maybe I was just too lazy to breath. That, or it was just too damn cold when I got out. ???
3) I grew up in East San Jose and still live in the same neighbor hood that I grew up in, although I now send my kids to private school. There was 6 shootings and 2 murders in my High School when I attended it, and my limit is 5 shooting and 1 murder, so I decided on private school for my kids....hey...a limit is a limit...right ???
4) My family lived in a 20 foot trailer for a couple of years (not exactly sure how long), while my father was building our house from the ground up by himself, when we first moved to San Jose. My first toys were re-bar and cinder blocks. Possibly some cement or sand. Some kids had Linkon Logs, me and my brother had cinder blocks. Hey....they worked....but it got a little sketchy when we stacked them too high.....Ouch....Mommy....I ...need...a...band aid....LOL.....
5) The one thing that I've done longer then photography (25years) is playing the guitar (30 years). That is also the only thing that I've spent more money on as well. I have over a dozen guitars and half a dozen amps. But my first guitar I found in a trash dumpster behind a building when I went to work one day with my dad. It was beat to $hit and could barely stay tuned (thus being in the trash) but it lit a spark which still burns today. In fact, I was playing one of my guitars before I sat down to post this.
6) I love riding motorcycles. I own a Harley Davidson Road King and can not see a day that I would every want to get rid of it. I plan on handing it down to my son. Although, I do not get to ride it as often as I like, when I do, it is something that feeds the heart and soul, relaxing the mind and giving a true feeling of freedom in a place that feels more or more stifling everyday, as our cities get more crowded and freedoms feel less free.
7) I am a pessimistic Optimist. I see that the glass is half empty, but can imagine what it would be like if it was full. Then I figure out a way to fill it. Half full my a$$. :-)
8) I am the son of two immigrants. I am the first of my family to be born in the United States of America and the first to graduate from a University. My elementary school doesn't exist any longer, wiped off the face of the earth and my high school called Mt. Pleasant was neither on a mountain or pleasant in so many ways. I graduated from Santa Clara University, which opened my eyes to both how much more life could encompass and also how cruel it could be in the process.
9) My Hero in my father. Our relationship has been both turbulent and rewarding. It is through watching him that I have become the man that I am and have determined what it is that I aspire to be.
10) Yes, that is barbed wire behind me in the photo. And no, I've never been stuck behind a wall of that nature (as I've already been asked) :-). I won't tell you where it was taken and can't really say why I picked this scene. I think its a symbolic type thing. Something about breaking through barriers or limits. Use your imaginations. Break down walls, limits, restrictions, whatever. Do what needs to be done, to accomplish what you want in life. Whether it be that next photo or that next job. Don't see the glass as half empty or half full. Figure out a way to fill you glass to the rim and then drink it. Then laugh when your done. That's what life's all about.
Stay healthy and safe.
Enjoy :-)
For ChiaNi's "self portrait" group ...
www.flickr.com/groups/selfpotrait/
... with sincere apologies to Munch
i didnt think it was that fun when i saw animals doing it... but you should really try it, its fun!!
haha
im lame.
May 30, 2016
I had a wonderful day with my sister. We took a day trip up north to my cousins cabin. It was very nice!
In a way I was glad that yesterday was the last day of my adventure and that I would be flying home. I'd certainly had lots of fun and had done some things I wouldn't normally (e.g. kayaking!) but I did miss my fuzzballs and my own bed.
I relished the chance to sleep in before packing up my stuff and cramming it back into my suitcase. I don't know why it was harder to fit everything in - I hadn't picked up any new stuff throughout the week. Then, after returning my key, I still had a couple of hours to kill before heading to the airport so I went to The Square and sat by the pond, surrounded by ducks, and wrote.
I had a window seat for my flight home (have never actually flown not in a window seat actually) and watched again as the houses, paddocks and mountains shrunk away beneath me like a Sim City screen. When we passed over Cook Straight and for most of the flight home I had views of just gorgeous blues. It was so hard to distinguish where the sea ended and the sky began, they just merged into each other.
I was expecting to meet Mum at the airport once we landed in Christchurch and was pleasantly surprised to see that Dad had come along too. A double welcoming committee! (maybe they did miss me ;)
Once home I was greeted my fuzzballs with lots of enthusiasm. We hadn't seen each other in about ten days! And then, my very time consuming task of going through nearly one thousand photographs that I'd taken over the three weeks began. I think it will take me a while to sort them all out and edit them!
Ah well, it is fun =)
Well, it's day 7 of the 7 days Spring 2010 and I have to take my hat off to you 7dayers, You are such a lovely bunch of flickrites and very generous with your comments - you all make such an effort to make your comments to those in the group - new or not.
It also strikes me that everyone seems very open and honest about what's going on in their lives - good and bad - and I love that - it feels very supportive.
It really helps to motivate me to carry on with my 365. See you all in Summer - have a fab 3 months.
PS I do love my fellow 365Nov09ers and other Flickr friends too! :-)
captured by arabischenab
location : Chendering, Terengganu, Malaysia
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 18-35mm f3.5-4.5D IF ED + Schneider + Lee Filter 0.9soft
None of my photos are HDR or blended images.
-Semua gambar yang ada didalam stream saya adalah bukan HDR, harap maklum
This is my Dreaming series, where I have created Self- portraits. I have used my Self in these images as I am often full of Photo ideas, but it always seems to be a challenge finding a model when I need them, and I did not want my inspiration to run low.
I was feeling very artistic and grabbed my Camera and tripod and started shooting these images.
Photos tomadas por:
Carmen, Kathiuska y mi persona ♥
(Demasiado perezosa como para recordar quien tomó cada foto xD)
Use this image without my permission is illegal. All Rights Reserved ste.t.©
No house to live no one want give
nobody cares about what people need
we need a system who assures everybody occupation
we need a doctor who cares about the health of the nation
and when the working class is going on strike
no more police they are yust claiming their right
no more police they are yust claiming their right
People must work all life long yust to make the rich more strong
after this deserving prize
dem give you pension degreeding meagre pension
what can you ask more dis what can need
what can ou ask more dis
RIT. Politics rules social iniquity and every where there's a lot
of burocracy loosing your time from officeman you must run.
Democracy means power to the people
no distincion in class race or religion
but poverty brings wickness submission few rights
while president speaking in the ghetto they must fight
in the ghetto they must fight.
Africa Unite
politics
uhh a set of SP... i liked so much this color and contrast.. :)
this make-up was just for this session.. too heavy..
2024 self-portrait challenge 46 of 52
Key = on axis above subject: Flashpoint eVOLV200 Pro with bare bulb bounced on a LumoPro 3-in-1 43” umbrella (white).
Rim = left and right of subject: 2x Godox TT600 (bare) zoomed at 20 mm with white bounce card out at 1/64 power.
This is a slightly different take on “2024_SelfPortrait_16”.
I am late this week! Taken with my husbands iPad....I have felt like I am being pulled in many directions lately! We totaled our car coming home from Yosemite, then my desktop computer crashed! Hard disk trashed so I have been putting it all back together! Luckily we were not hurt in the car event, and all my pictures were safe in the computer crash.... life is good!
I'm trying to convey the message of "embracing yourself" in the photo. Most of the time, people wear make-up to appease the society. However, the make-up is distorted in the photo. The girl was trying to her best to please people, but she failed. She felt ashamed and trying to turn her head to the dark in order to hide her imperfection. I used the contrast between the light and the dark to portray the idea of "spotlight" and "privacy".
I went to a Naturopathic doctor today - first time since I was ill back in March/April as (touch wood) all has been well :-) and my supplements had run out (things basically to help digestion without going for the tradtional medicine / pharmacology - just my personal preference if possible)
And (touch wood again) I have had zero pain since then which is absolutely brilliant and I am sooooo happy about.
I want to make sure it stays that way so I went back. All good (fingers crossed) and I'll be ordering some more natural supplements (but less) this afternoon.
At the end of the session, the naturopath gave me a little bit of reflexology too. Right at the end of the session, she took both my feet and legs and from the feet she wiggled them. That's the best way i can think of describing it. She wiggled and wiggled until it made my spine - she described it as how a fish's body moves when it swims - zig zagging. The idea is to get oxygen/movement/energy into you spine.
Well. when she stopped, it was like having bubbles emanate from my spine. It was lovely! Like drinking champagne in your spine. Aaaah.
Got a new softbox, Westcott Apollo 28x28, also bought the 40 degree Grid. Set it up tonight and took some hand held self portraits, to test things out. Most of these were shot with manual setting via YN-622C, at either 1/8th power or 1/4 power, focal length set to auto
2024 self-portrait challenge 52 of 52
Key = camera right above subject tilted down ~45°: Godox TT600 speedlight (bare bulb)
Fill = around the face, counterclockwise from top: Flashpoint eVOLV200 Pro (bare bulb) in 4.7" reflector with diffuser, Flashpoint Zoom II speedlight (bare bulb), Flashpoint eVOLV200 (bare speedlight head), Godox TT600 speedlight (bare bulb) with bounce card out, and Flashpoint eVOLV200 Pro (bare speedlight head)
On-axis fill = behind camera: Godox TT350 speedlight (bare bulb) bounced in LumoPro 3-in-1 43” umbrella (white). About 3 stops below the key.
Day 51 Year 2: So I took Molly out to pee this morning and while walking back up the stairs in my slippers (cuz I'm a lazy bastard and didn't feel like putting my shoes on) I stubbed the hell out of my toe on the stair :( It hurt, lots, I almost cried! The toenail actually split and there was blood...can't say I've stubbed one that badly in a long time :(
One of the things that kept me busy and off of Flickr was a photography course I took in the fal. It was a great course with a great teacher (Eric Boutlier Brown), and our final project was ten images with some kind of link. I went with a self-portrait based on ten objects that tell something about me.