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What could be simpler, yet more fascinating than the glow of sunlight through young leaves in spring?
An old phonesnap (2 generations ago, 1.3Mp with fixed-focus lens) - revisited for a little editing touch.
Update May-2014: this has been 6 phones ago (9 years) and even from today's perspective of incredible phonecam capabilities, is a very decent image. Apart from the overall size, I'd compare the quality to the very latest and best?..
Update 2019: took a shot of similar leaves against a blue sky with my latest Sony 'G' lens in 24Mp resolution and most modern software for 'editing touches' - see in the comments below...
Place: Lido di Volano (FE) - Italy
Date: December 18, 2010
Camera: Olympus Evolt E-420
Lens: Zuiko Digital ED 14-42 mm 1:3.5-5.6
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Have a simple and cozy weekend, my dear friends
Seize the day!
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Genius might be the ability to say a profound thing in a simple way.
Charles Bukowski
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Edited in iPiccy photo editor
I like to keep the thought close to me reminding me of how far I have come and how far I will go. Thinking back to when I first discovered I had a raging passion for photography to where I am now, is quite mind blowing to think about how much I accomplished and grown. Even more so mind-blowing to attempt to think about where I will be in a year from now.
I am beginning to make speed edits of my post processing which I link in the descriptions for images I do that for! (-:
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Why do we need to fake everything all the time? Genuineness is really scarce these days, isn't it? A simple life might just be a silly dream of some mad but authentic minds, I suggest.
[I've lost both hope and faith in many whom I once called 'close']
Hey there, folders. I have uploaded a new tutorial for my simple flower design. Check it out: www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZ3R1xFbcUA
So in this one there is not the interesting blue background. This just has that simple side light to distinguish between the guitar and the background.
This little boy was standing beside his father who sells sugar cane juice. I told him, 'Let me take your photo.' He just looked at me with his shaking hand.
Western style breakfast in Japan is not my thing, obviously it was someone else’s idea to fly to Japan so we can have western food. Their stuff isn’t so bad, and I do love all food that is delicious, but travelling all the way to Japan, and then, well, you know what I’m saying. XD
It is hard not to bump into one of Skylark Group’s chain stores. After all, there are almost a thousand of ガスト café restaurants around town and there are around three thousand restaurants under Skylark domestically and overseas. I suppose that is one of the reasons why they just hired McDonald’s former president Ralph Alvarez as their chairman. Pretty sure he knows how to run a large corp like this one with his experiences from previous training. Me, I like to keep it simple, stupid! In another words, I like to KISS. V^O^V
"It's the sound of the rain
Coming down when you fall asleep
It's a call from a friend
That you love but never get to see
All the time you can waste
Tryna chase what you'll never need
Hope you come back around to simple things"
For Flickr Friday's theme, "Keep It Simple," I decided to use my Russian Zorki 4 rangefinder camera as the subject. This camera is very simple, all of the controls are on the top (apart from the lens controls and the self timer, which are on the front of the camera). No buttons or LCD screen on the back, and there's no place to put batteries. Needless to say, this camera does not even have any type of metering. Now that's simple!
Lighting was also kept simple. The Zorki was taken on the carpet of my living room, with the sunlight peeking through the curtained window as its light source. This gave me the contrast needed to accentuate the top of the camera, its controls, and its simplicity, while keeping the rest of the camera in a moderate shadow.
Just minding my own business at the Farmer's market in Lismore when this dad and son lined up for a burger. Being a dad myself, I know it's the simple stuff is what makes it so special.
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I’ve taken many pictures of this fresh water post, in Swanage bay, but I thought I’d try something a little different this time. I’ve seen many great minimalist images, usually taking advantage of snow or fog to create scenes that have cut out all the details, leaving the scene with just the basics, which are very effective. Without the aid of these conditions I’ve used a long exposure to smooth the water and sky, and darkened the sand in photoshop/silver efex. I’m not sure if I’ve achieved the simplicity I had in mind but it’s something I haven’t tried before-so I’m counting it as a win!
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Graeme
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...this year we are keeping it simple around here for Christmas....
On Monday I brought the box (with boxes) of Christmas decorations up from the cellar and I have slowly begun to decorate...I only put 5 pieces so far:
~ the 3 dimensional plywood tree/ candle holder (from Habitat)
~ the handmade reindeer from salted dough (decorated with little details made with golden ink) I made last year during one of my Art&Crafts in English sessions with mighty, little students
~ two ...gigantic woolen socks, tied to the stairs up (not seen here - picture to come)
~ the pair of wooden ice skates which is hanging on one of the window handles seen here
~ and the two handmade angels from Munieca, purchased last year via Etsy (seen in comments)
This year I've decided to be decorating little by little, adding something every now and then until I feel that the outcome is ready. And while last year I created a winter Wonderland as among a few lovely others, wonderful Kirsten from Simply Grove had blogged about it , this year I have a need ofr basics, keeping it simple and an attitude for less is more.