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I don't know what is he doing with the padlock in hands. The bicycle is already been chained and locked, may be he wants to add one more padlock for better security.
Another image of pet/owner interaction that demonstrates the emotional power of dogs. It is quite obvious in this image that the dog is more worried about being photographed than the human.
The dog was startled by my camera and the sound of the shutter. Like a human, the dog is unnerved by something he does not understand; I tried to capture his concern.
Features the Worriers song "Made to Mend" (previously unreleased). This benefit was made to benefit Japan after the earthquakes/tsunami in 2011.
Various Artists (feat. Worriers) - A Ray of Hope: Benefit Compilation for Japan - Eager Beaver Records - cd
Mensaje preocupante
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I made this worry box to serve as a sample project of a class I'm taking and will be teaching to my niece over the summer. I probably went overboard, but it was a beautiful day to sit outside and work on this.
The groom, pre-ceremony, worrying with the static camera. Did I mention he's a videographer by trade?
don't worry, the rock on the left asked us if we were there to pose for playboy. and the lady that took this didn't wait for us to get ready.
They'll listen to all of your worries and happy thoughts.
Stuffed with sheeps wool and weighted with rice.
***This is my favorite picture of the album.***
1. Subject: the bound hand,
.Story: When we are worried, It feels like we are always tied to that worry.
Background Knowledge: Taken in my room on the floor, I used a prop for the "backdrop".
3. Key Element: form.
4. Key Principal: emphasis
5. Basic Edit with low saturation
6. Depth of field is Infinite
7. Direction of light is to the right.
Toying with my little digital Canon – an unlikely thing for such a hard-boiled fan of darkroom tan as myself - I was once more assured that there is no such thing as a dull day, if you only press the shutter. Initial endeavours to take any motivating pictures were rather off-putting and nothing more than postcard-like snaps but then, while on a short trip to Istanbul, it all started to happen. Close examination of some of quite random pictures taken there revealed the devil hid in detail – all those mundane and dull snaps, when blown-up and stripped of disrupting colour, suddenly gave away their secret side – which I call ‘Light caught off-guard’. It is my hope that with practice even more astonishing results can be obtained. Here they are for you to take a look at and evaluate.