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The Bright Pearl sculpture, Government Street, Victoria BC

pen y fan on the horizon

Mall of America - touching the shark.

Cell-phone experiment.

mixed media on maple panel

14"x30"

 

this is also one of the rare occassions that i was really trying to infuse meaning and symbology into the overall composition (i usually just try to make interesting and pretty things and let the viewer interpret their own meaning into it).

 

so about the nude:

just recently someone had told me that all of our creative energy springs from our second chakra, as well as the root and center of our sexual energy. the color of your second chakra is supposed to be a bright to soft orange depending on how you are feeling. the circle/border in "touching color" lines up with and emenates from the models second chakra, the floral tree (symbolising life and newness) encompassed within this subtle circle of both color and negative space is filled with soft and creamy tones as well as hard clean lines symbolizing both the soft surrendering of the creative process and its more analytical/intellectual aspects right beneath the surface. the way the border transitions from bottom to top is meant to show how we put forth both creative and sexual energies and they disperse and evolve into something else. and for the record her hand is just resting in her lap.

La verdad es que ésta foto es del 5 de diciembre, pero vale la pena poner muchas de ese dia.

Me siento tan feliz de haber habrazado por mas de 5 segundos a una chica que tal vez es mi ídolo: Alice Glass.

 

Verla en la multitud fue algo único, euforia en el aire, beats a lo aventurado y una chica con una sobredosis notable, pero no se sabe si de coca o del público que la amaba.

Commemorating Annie Moore and her brothers the first emigrants to arrive and be processed through Ellis Island in New York harbour!

Un albero su un crinale, piegato dalle nuvole

Part of a new sculpture near the Marina Hotel Scotch Quay Waterford.

Moon rock in the Apollo exhibition.

 

KSC, Florida

 

July 2000

Taken while dog sledding on a Glacier in Alaska last spring. The mix of clouds and storms in the sky were just beautiful. I use HDR to bring out as much of it as I could.

 

Tone mapped in PS4 before converting down from 32 bit. Was very careful with the clouds because they wanted to go very dark, but I just wanted the detail in the lighter rim areas.

 

I'm having a contest on my blog ljdesignphoto.blogspot.com for an official title of this image. Enter to win.

 

Update: Winning title is Touching Heaven. Thanks to those who participated.

I saw two instances of this today.

German Bodypainting Festival 2008 in Mainz

 

Artist: Farbtraeume - Michaela Zeng

 

Trying various camera options due to the colors used.

Another highway shot, hey I've got to occupy my time somehow. Taken on the 40 heading east towards the Decarie circle near Dorval airport. A plane is coming in for a landing.

Leica M6, Elmar 50mm f/2.8, KODAK BW400CN shot at 320

Ooooo, it's still cold!

Water molecules at the NY Hall of Science in Flushing Meadow Park in Queens.

Our little boat cozied up to one small iceberg so that we could touch it. Cold!

An evening of music and poetry with the Cathedral Choir, Sheila Hancock and Sam West. Plus the first performance of a new poem by Andrew Motion, with the final movement set to music by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.

Touch Buddha's mouth, then touch your own mouth.

 

Don't forget to put a coin in the slot in his belly.

Pacal is the15 year old male jaguar at Zoo New England's Stone Zoo in Stoneham, Massachusetts.

hard to do when you can't reach the bottom side of your pregnant belly. Rob will have to do the rest for me.

shot on Fuji Velvia in Hong Kong

An evening of music and poetry with the Cathedral Choir, Sheila Hancock and Sam West. Plus the first performance of a new poem by Andrew Motion, with the final movement set to music by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.

An evening of music and poetry with the Cathedral Choir, Sheila Hancock and Sam West. Plus the first performance of a new poem by Andrew Motion, with the final movement set to music by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.

Been nursing a cold or the flu and can't get out! So I have been playing with my Christmas Present PSCS5. Some of these are already on my stream but I reprocessed them. Hope you like them! Happy New Year!!!

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