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A young American black bear sporting brown coloration. Cat Tales has good intention, but poor facilities.
This is one of the final images produced from the Expressive Faces project. I love the composition, viewpoint and contrast in colour. The focus is very sharp due to the careful selection of exposure time during development in the dark room.
Hi everyone! Today's card uses the masking technique to create rows of chairs.
Hop over to my blog for details! :)
This is in the Butterfly Conservatory in Cambridge, Ontario. An indoor climate controlled tropical home for these butterflies. This one is called a Rice Paper. I came to find some warmth and colour on a cold winter day. Cambridge, Ontario.
Ace went to get the 'pipe' they didn't carry what we planned on using. (No longer have that.) So...we had to dig the field-line twice as wide. Thinking it would take 2 days. Now may be done in 4.
Note the smoke: gnats!!!!!!!!!
For a my very dear friend..........
તારી સાથે
રેતીમાં પાડેલાં પગલાં
લૂછાઈ જશે.
પાંચ મિનિટ પછી
કદાચ,
કોઈને ખબર પણ ના હોય,
કે આપણે અહીંથી
સાથે પસાર થયા છીએ.
છતાં,
તારી સાથે ચાલેલાં થોડા ડગલાં,
મારી સ્મૃતિમાં અકબંધ રહેશે !
( this means.......
our footprints will be washed out in five mins.. no one would know that we would have walked on this shore... but few steps which we walk together will be always intact in my memory. )
I started by thinking about the labels I would use if I had to label myself. I am a teacher, a student, a reader, a writer, a sister, a friend, and so much more. How would I fit those ideas into my photographs (and somehow choose just five of them)? I decided to start by identifying some of my favorite places, activities, and people. That’s how I ended up with photos of my work, my family and my friends, the adventures we took and activities we did together. I captured images of myself as a teacher: writing on the board, reading from a textbook, looking at homework. I took photos of myself near the lavender where I like to photograph bees or in my room by my many bookshelves filled with manga (Japanese graphic novels). My friend held my camera and clicked the shutter after we’d gone out for tea together (too bad she was too shy to be in the photo with me). I recorded moments of my sister, Ashley, playing with our beloved dog, Bear. I took a break to play Pokemon Go with my sister and ended up taking funny photos with her using my iPhone’s camera. I took photos of my mother, who was camera shy, even though she looks lovely when she smiles. My sister helped take photos of me in my room or in other parts of my house, many of which were awful due to poor lighting or funny faces that I had made, yet we got a few good laughs out of them. I don’t feel disappointed by any of the images, even the bad ones because I can learn from them. I didn’t even choose only photos that are technically perfect because there is an element to each of these five that I liked over what was shown in the other dozens of photos. Overall, I had a great deal of fun with this assignment and learned a little more about myself in the process.