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So I've been a photography slump of late. I haven't felt very creative, nor have I really had the time to get out and shoot. I've decided to "get back into it". Instead of blindly shooting, I've started to focus on observation and technique. Lately I have been doing a lot of reading on the topic of light: the color of light, the brightness of the light, how light interacts with the camera, etc. Frankly, it's all things I know, but I've never purposefully set out just to experiment with it. This evening I decided to go outside while the sun was setting and just observe the color of the light and how the light played off the trees and fell onto the ground.
Continued on the blog here...
salam 3alekm friends, how r u and how is the weather there? ^_^.
Because of my final exams will start next week, teacher.finger adviced me to enrol with the study camp group. They aim to get high marks, hard work and keep smiling =)
I will be off for more than 2 weeks, i need ur "doo3a2" my friends and wish for me all the best.. i will miss u =')
place light
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the desgin is Illustrated by me
and for who don't know whose (teacher finger) and the other group
This is my daughter.
She is studying for a regular examination now.
And Nonta is supporting her hard.
This would be the reason for my recent lack of photos and attention to flickr.
Each stack is for one of the modules I am studying and the stacks actually go higher than is visible in this photo. Is it any wonder my head often feels ready to explode!!
Tenuous Link: stack
So as some of you know I am working on the next series The Book of Judges
It will be an epic sized 40-60 panel series encompassing all of the most overlooked book in the Bible. It's violent, heart-breaking and utterly compelling and I'm going to throw the next year at it. It'll push me past anything I've done in the past in terms of scale, complexity, technique and the shear number of people that need to be involved.
A few months ago I received a grant to do it. They said it was their favorite in 3000 to come in that year. It was a huge honor. It was the first I ever wrote, but unfortunately it was a matching grant...and there was no money to match it with. I couldn't accept it.
The director came out to see me personally in October suggesting ways to raise the money so that they could give us the grant. He said that if they could not fund the project, they would consider their year a failure...
We were thinking of every avenue possible, but just days before Christmas he called a special meeting of their board of directors just for this project. They voted for the first time in their history, and against their bylaws, to waive the matching status and to just give us the funds to do the project.
it's a humbling honor and now it's time to deliver.
This is Ehud, the second Judge (deliverer) of his people in a time where there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes.
small oilgraph on panel
It's only February and weather is getting so much nicer, it almost feels like spring is here already. Went to study out on the weekend, and while I didn't get much study done, at least was a nice time out :)
Tallahassee, Florida. February 2008
Taken during the final days of writing up my PhD. Endless nights sat in front of the computer trying to get the barstard finished.
I dont miss my old house. I am glad I have moved.
This girl was about 9 feet away from me as I shot her with an old 200-400mm zoom. I liked the way the light was illuminating her bangs and the compression from the lens.
The art is waiting for wallspace. Ty purchased eight print from the Missed Connections series by Sophie Blackall (http://www.sophieblackall.com/) specifically for this room.
It took us nearly two years to figure what to do about the fireplace insert. We can't afford a gas fireplace right now, so it just needed to be closed off. I saw this in a design magazine and knew it was perfect for us. We found faux brick facade at Rona, cut it to size and painted it our trim colour. It's just sits behind the mantel. Yah!
A few weeks ago we finally "finished" renovating the living room and turning it into Ty's study. (I say "finished" because there are a few things to still do, like find new chairs, pillows, curtains, and we want to have built-in bookcases built in the corners on either side of the bay window.
Wallpaper by Graham & Brown.
Wall colour "Trout Grey" by Benny Moore.
Hello,
Attached are the six photos from my study abroad semester, for honors
college elective credit.
Thanks,
Anne O'Connor
A young monk studying at Wat Rajamontean, who was kind enough to let me take his photo. We had a quick chat, then I let him get back to his work.
"In Thailand and Burma, it is common for boys to spend some time living as a monk in a monastery. Most stay for only a few years and then leave, but a number continue on in the ascetic life for the rest of their lives." -Wikipedia
Erin, a student at Oakton Community College studies in a well-lit area of the library's second floor.
Dear whom ever this may concern,
Attached are the 6 digital photographs from my study abroad experience. I
went abroad over the J-Term 2016. Please let me know if you have any
questions. Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Christina Pergantis
A little nook I made myself for studying during finals week.
Been behind on my flickr. I haven't updated my pro account and I'm kind of mad I lost a lot of my shots that were viewable on here. On the other hand, I've started a blog of all my recent shoots! I've put off photography for the time being to try and work a few more hundred dollars into my bank account to buy this 35mm f/1.4L. I'm sooo close and really can't wait to make the purchase.
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