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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Claire Keane
DEAR READER
KIROKAZE
❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
almost home
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Not today Justin
Misplaced Lens Cap
Keni
$LAYYYTER
One Nice Bug Per Day
Cosimo Galluzzi
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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will byers stan first human second
dirt enthusiast
@theartofmadeline
Love Begins
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Grace Hopper – Scientist of the Day
Grace Murray Hopper, an American Naval officer and computer scientist, was born Dec. 9, 1906.
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More information about Grace Murray Hopper may be found in this March 2016 post.
Love the bit about how she coined the phrase "debugging".
Fluid abstraction in Mylar with Z.
model: Z
photographer: Lucas James
Struck by a completely random juxtaposition of posts in my feed this morning from Egon Schiele (via @dappledwithshadow) and @electricsexdoll.
A quick New55 portrait of the infamous Dastardly Dave!
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More from “Pathos”
http://www.anisotropicimages.com/pathos/
Photography by Lucas James
More from “Pathos”.
http://www.anisotropicimages.com/pathos/
Photography by Lucas James
Some recent work I’m titling “Pathos”.
http://www.anisotropicimages.com/pathos/
Photography by Lucas James
Recent work experimenting with color to contour the figure.
http://www.anisotropicimages.com/contouring_with_color/
Lucas James
Some recent work experimenting with color to contour the body.
http://www.anisotropicimages.com/contouring_with_color/
Lucas James
I will reblog this every time.
Literally this.
GE wants more female engineers, scientists and leaders to work for them. If you’re about to graduate and want to tackle some of the world’s toughest challenges, think about it. Just sayin
@lordvoldemot We can’t solve the world’s problems with only half the world’s brain. Become an engineer. #LikeAGirl https://t.co/YFT02LSsyn
— General Electric (@generalelectric) February 3, 2015
Dualities of Form
New work posted! http://www.anisotropicimages.com/new-work-dualities/
Dualities of Form
New work is up! http://www.anisotropicimages.com/new-work-dualities/
Dualities of Form
Some new work is up! http://www.anisotropicimages.com/new-work-dualities/
Working with New55 film. http://www.anisotropicimages.com/unexpected-results/
Had some interesting results when scanning/converting New55 negatives! The sepia tone was an accident, but I’m kinda digging it! More images on my blog.
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Every now and then , I would bump into people who insists on imposing their view of photography on others. They would sprout quotes and technical terms from famous photographers to make you shoot exactly as they would. The whole point of being creative with your camera is to not shoot the same as everyone else or it could also mean you shoot the same subject as everyone else but in your own way. Basically shoot whatever you want and stop telling people what to shoot. Don’t tell people this subject or that subject is boring. I am aware that I am not very technical , very creative or even original but I shoot for myself and I shoot what I enjoy.
A rant about narrow minded photographers/people …
