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E' curioso a vedere che gli uomini di molto merito hanno sempre le maniere semplici, e che sempre le maniere semplici sono prese per indizio di poco merito.
Giacomo Leopardi.
And 'interesting to see that men have always greatly on the simple ways and simple manners are always taken for evidence of little merit.
Giacomo Leopardi
To enjoy in XXL LARGE (What I always recommend) - H E R E
f9.0 − 1/200 - ISO100 - No Flash - Nikon D800 - 46mm @ Tamron 24-70 f2.8
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Super quick post today of a super quick edit I did one of my waterfall images for a client.
I spent very little time processing this shot – white balance and contrast is about it – and actually really like how natural the scene looks.
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Painted ads from an era gone by cling to the aging brick of this building in a small town in Arkansas. The irony of the title follows the abundant patterns and tones throughout this photograph. Hope you enjoy. Comments welcome.
Photo # KS4_4394bw3.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography.
Daffodil on a texture from Terry Pellmar, T25 B. Going for a minimalistic look, but still with a bit of a background.
Link to Terry Pellmar's free textures
Saintmartin, Bangladesh, 2014
Life you had, is the life we have
The time you were, is the time we are
Simplicity of life which we are enjoying, is what you lost.
Explorer #344 - March 30, 2008
Nothing is more wonderful that watching a sunset settle over water. Add in the ducks and simplicity and beauty at it's finest!!!
The simplicity does appeal to me.
I know that there are many images like this on Flickr, but I ask you to contemplate if beauty can ever truly be redundant (or "cliché", as some like to call it)? Would love your thoughts on that question.
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Manifest plainness,
Embrace simplicity,
Reduce selfishness,
Have few desires.
- Lao-Tzu, Tao Te Ching
June 25th 2006
I am not used to taken such abstract/minimalist photos - what do you guys think? Is less really more? ;)
The theme for this week for the T189 52 week alphabet challenge was diffused glow, although I did not use the PSE filter, I thought the light shining through the snow drops in my garden today fitted the theme perfectly.
At hdvk, Heidelberg where I was visiting a exhibition of the great Photographer Armin Linke.
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Camera:Nikon D90
Exposure:0.017 sec (1/60)
Aperture:f/4.0
Focal Length:16 mm
ISO Speed:640
CREDITS:
Gown ~ SIMPLICITY ~ Glam Dreams
Hair ~ Modemoiselle Butterfly (No Longer Available) ~ Osmose
Skin ~ Amberly * Jamaica 02 ~ Glam Affair
Eye Makeup ~ Vixen #9 ~ Madrid Solo
Eyes ~ Sunrise * Blue Light (Small) ~ IKON Eyes
Jewelry ~ Grapa Blood ~ Finesmith Jewelry
Nails ~ Ruby Red Set ~ Bamboo Nails
Pose One ~ Grafica Poses
Pose Two ~ Apple Spice Poses
Model & Photographer ~ Lori Novo
There is so much beauty in life
Beauty is a gift of God
Beauty is in the heart wich touches,
another
Simplicity is beauty.
Beauty of sun setting in to ocean,
in evening
Truth is beauty, beauty is truth
Beauty is the best treasure for,
one's eye
the beauty of a love that is real.
Maria Luisa Taylor
“As I have practiced it, photography produces pleasure by simplicity. I see something special and show it to the camera. A picture is produced. The moment is held until someone sees it. Then it is theirs.” (Sam Abell quote)
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Our life is frittered away by details...Simplify,simplify,simplify ! ... Simplicity of life and elevation of purpose.
- Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862)
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[...] It is simplicity that makes the uneducated more effective than the educated when addressing popular audiences [...]
-- Quote by Aristotle (384 BC - 322 BC), Rhetoric
Ferentino, Italy (May, 2005)