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Mia Wood
This week the girls all wore the same garmet with the same rural set. Who rocked it the best?
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Alexandria Princeton
This week the girls striped down to their bathing suits outdoors.
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Theme of The Week - Astrophotography
this week: cloudy, cloudy, tornado warning, thunderstorm... then it cleared enough tonight for about an hour for this
46/52: Enjoy the moment
February 10 - February 16
I was just talking with my wife that Sapporo is getting warmer.
Even it is snowing outside and still cold being outside, however I can feel that the peak is over.
Big cities like Tokyo and Osaka had unusual amount of snow this week. They were having a bit of problems. I am originally from Tokyo, so I am still amazed by the people from Sapporo how prepared they are for this weather.
Since the first snow fall, Sapporo has had about 300cm of snowfall already, apparently 200cm less than this time last year, but hay this is a lot.
If you have not lived in the place where snow falls, living in Sapporo can give you interesting experiences.
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Camera Info: Nikon D700 | Nikkor 85mm (f/1.8) @ 85mm | ISO 500 | 1/500s @ f/2.0 | Handheld Camera | WB, Crop and Fill light in Lightroom 3
We just visited our new kitty. So sweet! He has to stay with his mum for a few more weeks, but we can't wait to take him home with us :)
ps. we called him Sully (Monsters & co) ;)
A little piece of Idilic tranquility in the hustle and bustle of the melting pot that is Bangkok. It´s the Princes´s home in Bangkok, now a museum.
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This photo is serving 2 purposes. Number one, to mark my 18th week of pregnancy. Number two, to show off this absolutely gorgeous blanket my dear cousin(-in-law), Allison, made for me. I am so in love with this blanket. Handmade blankets are quite possibly my favorite thing. I still have one that my great-grandmother made... plus I've collected several from Ian's mom and sister, and now this glorious addition! I just love them all. They're the kind of things that are so special that you hold onto them forever and cherish them and love them. They are the best heirlooms I think. (Plus, I am the sort of person who is always chilly, so I need lots of blankets!) Allison has also promised to make the baby a blanket once we know what sort of color scheme we will require.
So yes, I am now 18 weeks pregnant. Self-portraiture while pregnant is very strange. My initial reaction when I saw these pictures were "holy crap, I look so big" - which is certainly ok, but hard to get used to after years of trying to avoid looking big. It's just a whole new way of seeing myself.
I'm not the only person in this picture, and that still just blows my mind.
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This is old and late. Sorry. Flickr does something weird to the colors of my photos. I am just getting over being sick and I am so overwhelmed with school and all of my college stuff. My parents and I added up the numbers for the colleges I got into and I had a breakdown. I am both really excited and really nervous for this next chapter in my life but it's coming no matter what. I just have to go for it and get all my crap done so I can focus on the rest of my school year and more of my photography. I need goals and motivation but it's hard.
Model is Jessica
Skippy trying to get us to play! Not thrilled with what I got this week but time is up since I am packing for my Caribbean cruise! I won't be back until the night of the last day for next week's photo so I hope to snap something when I get home!
“Listen, Bob. A gun is just a tool. No better and no worse than any other tool, a shovel- or an axe or a saddle or a stove or anything. Think of it always that way. A gun is as good- and as bad- as the man who carries it. Remember that.” Jack Schaefer
"I shall call him Squishy and he shall be mine and he shall be my Squishy." Dory in Finding Nemo.
I couldn't resist a good dory quote and we saw so many of these on our holiday, that it seemed the perfect match.
When I was young someone told me that moles are where the badness from inside us breaks through. It was meant as a joke but I somehow took it for granted. And looking in the mirror seeing the crazy amount of moles covering my body I started to wonder how big that badness inside me must be.
Later every now and then someone asked me why i wouldn't get some of the birthmarks removed which ended up in me starting to think my skin was ugly.
It took me for ever to make peace with these 'flaws' and even longer to start to like them.
Only now I manage to see how they are the stars of my body that make me who i am.
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This is only the tiniest example of how flaws are often what make us unique. 🌟
Taken for week 15 themed #imperfection for my project #laurazalenga17weeks
This week has been a lot of trial with my new cat. I've wanted a feline companion for so long, but I've begun to wonder whether it is to the best of both our interests that we should stay together. I adopted her from a foster home, and she was used to living a very open and social lifestyle. With me, she seems bored, even though I exercise her. So, being a leo, I wanted to incorporate the idea of myself as a cat. The colors are someone discordant to express the agitation, and the window escape. I wanted it to have one of those fashion-y caught in the headlights/flash look. I realize that the lighting isn't entirely consistent, and I will rework this image some more. But I did want to get it up today since I aim to do so every seven days!
Panning is hard! We've tried several things during the week and then this afternoon, on our way back from shopping, we stopped at this fountain where kids were playing and running around. I must say that kids run a bit too slow to get a nice panning effect with shorter shutter times, and so the limbs of mine are happily panning along ;) Still, it's a cool shot, and at least my model will want to work with me another time again.
For this I used an Infrared filter with a 3 second exposure. In post processing, small contrast and lightness adjustments were made and the red and blue channels were swapped. I then tweaked the channels some more to get something I liked.
Week 16: Eggsactly
I really feel like my muse has deserted me. I made this image just to keep up with my one 52 week project but I simply do not feel like taking photos, editing, or creating. I am going to Montreal with my family on Monday for a concert and I am really hoping that helps break me out of this funk.
Last minute entry - I don't know where the week goes! Will be back to look at everyone elses.
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My photograph for Week 3 of the Dogwood 52 Week Photography challenge.
This week's brief was Land. Either a landscape or an image inspired by the land.
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A couple of weeks ago I posted another picture of Flynn, peeking out of the crop. It's more of a close-up, so you can't tell but it was taken in this same field. Since then, we've had wonderful warm, sunny weather & the rapeseed has been springing upwards so fast, you can almost watch it growing! Haha, the crop is now so tall & dense in many places, that not even sneaky, creepy Flynn can easily slip between the plants, so he's taken to skulking along the edges instead. At this particular corner of the field though, the crop is less dense & Flynn knows it & he still likes to vanish on me!
I only managed to get this photo because Flynn was hanging around for a few seconds, watching - to confirm which way I was going next. The footpath diverges at this corner & I like to keep Flynn on his toes by taking different routes, so he makes sure to stand where he can easily see me! As soon as Flynn can guess whether I'm going to turn left or right, he slips away into the plants & any opportunity for (dog!) photos is gone! Sure enough, after I took this, I only took a few more steps, before Flynn decided he knew my intentions & promptly turned tail & disappeared! Once he's out of sight, my main clues for Flynn's whereabouts comes from the occasional shaking of the flowers & every now & again, an alarmed pheasant shoots up into the air, letting out a surprised squawk as they go - presumably after they nearly got trodden on, by a certain collie dog!