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One little cat looking at another and wondering what's going on here!!
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Siw lit by windowlight.
Overexposed to get a bit of a high key look. I really like this soft light.
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This is not for many of my contacts. I like it. A photo shoot cancellation left me wanting to post something, and the perverse part of me began mixing a grunge texture from scratch. I took a quick shot of my mannequin head and truncated torso and did an experimental mix of gradients, textures, layers, and text. For my more conventional friends, thanks for indulging me :-)
Please don't feel obligated to comment. I am posting this as I have nothing else right now. Taken by windowlight as evening fell...long exposure. Once again, a Lensbaby image.
Ceclila in windowlight in my apartment yesterday. A dark and grey day in Stockholm, but we don´t care! :)
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The Lensbaby affects all aspects of an image with its very strong personality. It really is a wonderful instrument.
View On White This cost me twenty minutes I should have spent in responsible work, but I consider it a step in my Photoshop education. Once again I used layers and a blend of two photographs.
With both the kids are sick I didn't want to hassle them to much. Here they are playing on the bed enjoying the sun. Not the photo I wanted but I love the way he just adores his big sister!
A shot of the window in front of my house and catching light coming from back window and front with reflections. Cropped and increased contrast a little.
I've spent the last 5 hours trying to pick the one I love the most. I still don't know, but had to pick one for main.
My remote is not working, so self portraits are painful. This is my sister. She is beautiful.
One of many men helping us switch out flooring, move into the house, out of the Alaska house. Some expressed their dissatisfaction with my camera with awkward gestures. This chap did not.
But he did not pose. I just kept clicking. Moving is such fun.
Nikon D810, Nikkor 105mm f/2.8
1/3200 sec; f/3.2; ISO 800
manual exposure
Thanks for looking as I experiment. Hid this during a bit of anxiety; thanks again for the encouraging comments.
110mm 2.8
Fujihunt C41
Epson V500
Window light and a black towel. Film feels so good. I just want to rub my face all over this shot. I used a different window to normal for this one. And guess what, it looks different, Ta Da!
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Inspired by this incredible portrait
An old one from a couple of years ago. In fact this was the first shot that inspired me to start self portraiture. Viewing myself from my own perspective had this cathartic aspect that has helped me with many problems such as my anxiety and depression. My photography really is a part of my journey and a part of what keeps me going.
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the reason why I am usually behind the camera, not in front of it. #feelsabitstrange
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