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I took quite a few pictures the last few months that I didn't have the urge to post. Mostly in my yard as Scout wasn't up to much travel and I wasn't up to leaving him. We spent a lot of time together and a took a lot of last shots of him. Occasionally I focused my camera elsewhere. This was one of those times.
January 24, 2010 #247
Bridge over the Marais des Cygnes River. (marsh of the swans) Produced with Brushes.
Hold me, comfort me… talking Tulips, what they are saying and what I ‘hear’…
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A welcome oasis from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok's CBD. Pathum Wananuruk Park, just inside the Ratchadamri Road entrance.
"Solace"
Monument Valley, Arizona, USA
1506-5-7105 [3:2]
Captured at twilight in the remote portion of Monument Valley, accessible only with a professional Navajo guide.
Ironically many consider Monument Valley in Utah; however the Navajo Tribal Park spans both Utah and Arizona, and in fact most of its predominant features, including this one, are located in Arizona.
Fuji DL-400 Tele QD
Expired 1960s Ilford HP3
Promicrol 1:14 for 15 minutes, continuous rotation via Jobo.
Epson F3200
Mexico has many under-discovered gems, which are perfect for the visiting photographer. Yesterday we swam through a cave that has only been open to the public for 6 months. It was so fascinating to see all the formations surrounded by crystal blue water. We'll have some great video footage to share in the coming weeks.
Beautiful aqua moody icy day on this 28th of February 2020. Snow reflects the harsh sun pounding on Arolla ski resort (2'200 up to 3'000 meters), where wind can bring the temperature down to thirty degrees below zero. What a tremendous harsh and preserved valley.
Sometimes its good to have a friend to comfort you when you're down and out. I watched the guy on his mobile phone , evidently in some distress and his friend try to provide comfort. Some images carry powerful stories.
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Exploring light & dark for Crazy Tuesday. Approaching the season for candles.
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I am just about in love with this mossy log. I found it across the road from my house, hidden in a little nook in the forest. The whole area is really magical, some of the trees are half-burnt but the black parts make it look kind of cool. And there are these lagoons throughout, with strange coloured patterns on the water. Can't wait to do more photos there.
Wearing new Maya Swimsuit by Thalia Heckroth.
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Taken at Kaleidoscope sim!
Located in the heart of Jerusalem's Old City, The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is believed by many christians to be the the burial place of Jesus. The structure itself is immense and constantly under renovations and repairs. Hundreds of thousands of pilgrams come here annually and will stand in line for hours just to get a glimpse of the burial place itself. Every so often one can find a quiet corner where one can sit in solace, meditate, think and pray.
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Church of the Holy Sepulchre - Old City, Jerusalem
Model / Makeup: Fran Canlas
Concept by: Mezarc and Fran
Taken during my impromptu shot with Fran in my home. I miss her. Will be counting probably 5 more months before she gets back home from Europe.
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"Nature is an infinite sphere of which the center is everywhere and the circumference nowhere." - Blaise Pascal
Not too long ago I was listening to a Moth podcast where a medical resident was talking about how after an exceptionally rough day she would run a bath, turn the lights out and just emmerse herself entirely into a bed of water with just a straw sticking out for air.
I've never heard of someone else doing that; on stressful or emotionally draining days, I too find solace in the bathtub. Although I've never thought to grab a straw.
The water is comforting for me, just floating and feeling myself surrounded is enough to bring me back down to a stable ground.
Her story stuck with me because it's so similar to how I release the day.
It hasn't been a bad week, but it's been a lot all rapidly firing at me, and staying on top of everything is exhausting and draining and so those 10-15 minutes of solitude and solace have helped me remain calm, sane and balanced.
It's all about the little things; isn't it?
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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When your problems seem overwhelming, there's solace to be found in the simple joy of a dog's presence. Their gentle muzzles and soulful eyes never fail to bring comfort to the soul.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.
Recently I've had the urge to use butterflies conceptually and how I can use them creatively.
I tried to color some of the butterflies pink but I didn't like the outcome like I imagined it.
ig: eeriecarlos
Here's my beautiful cousin! She did an awesome job modeling and I really want to use her as a model again.
It's been way too long since I did a conceptual photo and it was nice to break out the smoke bombs for this one! (I promise to start shooting more creative stuff, I got into a little rut there for a while just shooting product stuff for school and photography lost a little bit of it's charm, I still loved it, but not as much as my conceptual stuff.)
Oh and on a random side-note I survived my 21st birthday on Thursday, barely... It was crazy!! :)
It looks better when you view it larger and on black.