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Ocean Size Love
I know what I'm doing may be dumb
I know I should not be staring at the sun
But the thought of you leads me to temptation
It's the same whatever side you're on
Separated we are delicate and small
And the space between needs our attention
I see you right in front of me as close as you can get
And I pray that you won't leave this daydream yet
And it might seem much too far to get back to where you are
But it's close enough with an ocean size love
So if you can't reach out to me
Send a sign across the sea and I'll pick it up with an ocean size love. :)
Another image from my recent video, if you haven't watched it yet here's a link youtu.be/jKtiSYfk8kM
Playa La Caleta in Villajoyosa (Spain) on a very windy day and I was concentrating on capturing some of the larger waves breaking on the scene
I finally blushed my mermaids tail and my good friend did her shell tattoo since she is the element of water we thought the shell would be a good symbol!
Wave
Images of light waves in water, glass, air and materials were projected onto the model. Film and analogue projection techniques were used; there was no digital manipulation.
CREDITS for Wave
Model: Katy Cee; Assistance: François Boutemy at Simulacra Studios, London. Light images taken in Ireland and Southern France.
Photography : Michael Taylor 2011
The front of Woodrow Wilson House. I was standing in S Street, looking slightly uphill and southeast toward the home.
The second floor balcony is one used often by Wilson, who would be wheeled out to wave at adoring crowds and sometimes speak in halting, broken speech.
Woodrow Wilson House is located at 2340 S Street NW in Washington, D.C . After Wilson's second term as president ended on March 4, 1921, he moved into this house with his wife and two servants. Crippled by the stroke that ended his presidency, Wilson died in the house on February 3, 1924.
The house was built in 1915 by Henry Parker Fairbanks, a Boston businessman and carpet industry lobbyist, and designed by celebrated architect Waddy Wood.
Waves of Aleana
Monterey, CA.
Strobist: Vivitar 285 through umbrella cam right, SB800 bare back cam left behind the band. Triggered via V4's.