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After trying to balance on a hat (a previous pic),i thought my 3 ladies needed an acrobat pose which i didn't have in my inventory..so i just started trying to make one..here ya go:p
(if you by chance want to use it for more descent pics than mine-lol- im me in world to give you one):D
p.s.no,the face desperation is not included:P
Just noticeable on the bottom right corner of the image are three tall rock formations known as 'Three Sisters'. They are located in the Blue Moutains in New South Wales, Australia.
THREE ART...(Parte VI: El arte de amar)
El arte de amar es fundir dos corazones en un sólo latido, es el cálido aire de un suspiro compartido, avivando el fuego que se encuentra prendido.
El arte de amar es cerrar los ojos y ver tu mirada. Sentir cómo se iluminan tus pupilas en las mías, es saber que me observas como agua tranquila.
Amar es sentirte a mi lado aunque ya te hayas ido. Es extender mi mano y acariciarte dormido. Recostarme en tu pecho y soñarte conmigo. Pero sobre todo amar, es haberte tenido.
Es escuchar en tus pasos los abrazos perdidos y es perdonar en silencio y buscar tu abrigo, es una simple sonrisa con mucho cariño; pero también es la caricia de un amigo es la palabra justa que le da sentido; o tan sólo el silencio que te oye sin juicios esperando el abrazo que da paz y respiro.
En esta nueva entrega de “Three art” es donde la belleza de la danza, la sensualidad de la piel, y de alma se convierten en arte a través de estas fotografías que son puro amor.
Bailarín: Gerardo González Villaverde.
Bailarina: Laura Conchuela Castellot
Asistente iluminación: Raúl Palacios.
Fotografía: Margarita Morquillas Bris. Dream Photography by margamorqui.
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Quote ----"-All for one, One for All"...by Alexander Dumas, The Three Musketeers. 1844
Movie Comedy 1986 ! ---3 Dudes, Fancy Outfits, and a Quest. A bumblers united theme. .Would the roguish and revolutionary writer/playwright Alexander D. approve of this crazy parody ? HSoS
The three young ladies with folded hands in this daguerreotype appear to feel that having a daguerreotype made is serious business. The two seated girls wear fingerless net gloves and very similar dresses. All three have very short hair.
Scanned Negative.
This image was captured in 1990 at the Wellington Monument, Phoenix Park, Dublin.
Shot on Agfapan 400 with an Olympus OM 1.
Three little boats in with the big boys in the harbour in Bridlington on the east coast of England. The boat called Santoy it a long way from home though, must have been one hell of a ride from Devon to Yorkshire in this little thing, unless it was delivered here by road......
Three Capodimonte porcelain flowers, bought years ago through the Signals catalog. (And their reflections.)
Three leaves survived the fire / and these now make history / into contemporary art / unless the news was about contemporary art / than that now is history.
(Thessaloniki, abandoned building close to State Museum of Contemporary Art)
We camped for a night just a few kilometers from this spot, knew there was the possibility of stormy weather, and caught this scene before it arrived. An hour later, with darkness falling, we watched a very large cell moving slowly along the North shore of the St Lawrence from where we stood. The next day we learned that it had a downdraft in excess of 100 km/hr and there was considerable damage where it had passed.
The outskirts of Trois Pistoles, where this picture was taken, was named after a silver goblet supposedly worth three gold coins. The area has a fascinating history - it's hosted the University of Western Ontario's French immersion program since 1932, and Basque whalers used an island just offshore in the 16th century.
Three Brothers in Yosemite at sunrise. I visit this spot every time I go to Yosemite. The calmness and tranquil here makes it one of my favorite locations to spend a morning at with my camera and a cup of coffee.
At THREE CLIFFS, Sunday we had a pleasant walk along some of the finest limestone coastal lines in Wales. Enjoyed the spectacular views over Gower and South Pembrokeshire. An ideal picnic spot on at Gower peninsula, most iconic beach along rigid and treacherous terrains with a view of Pennard Castle ruins.
From the Three Cliffs Bay Holiday (holiday resort) car park bear right and followed the path as it starts winds its way along the coastal slope trail path, both sides are fully covered with wild flowers of different colours that make a wonderful mind blowing display of this spring. When we continue along the walk we have seen some finest cottages and bungalows scattered in the remotes of West Cliff, where we left behind those the walk already began to go downhill, the spectacular ocean view all along is panoramic and we gradually descended into the sandy area of dunes of Three Cliffs Bay.
Again continued down until we reached the bottom and further moved towards the river and crossed it through the stepping stones visible at that time was low-tide. The fantastic view of Pennard Castle along the river valley on our left side and the standing aloof Three Cliffs on the right end, outstanding and spectacular view. We packed up when the high-tide started to get the stepping stones across the river not to be get stranded over night or until the next low-tide.
Last of the images from Rhos on Sea. This is a different composition of the posts in the water. It's the same seagull though.
I've really enjoyed processing this set of photos. Will have to find something else to work on now - I'm hoping, time permitting, to get the camera out along the Thames Estuary this weekend.
Again this is a long exposure taken with my B+W 10 stop filter.
I'm a bit behind on commenting and promise to catch up. However this evening it's a night away from the computer as my copy of Sigur Ros' inni arrived today.
....and the wind chills were something like -25 to - Your Dead. Steam rises off the Mississippi in the early morning air.