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Any additional photos, links, etc. Feel free to share as many and as often as you like. Images posted without something for us to read will unfortunately be deleted. Publish Preview. AndriB3rd Posted 11 years ago. Post Reply Preview. Annie Huley Posted 11 years ago. Inspired by The Wrong Girl - Missy Higgins Now this house is quiet as a hollow head and I'm walking around bumping into things you said.
Also inspired by a photograph taken by my mother's late best friend. It was called "The Boy at the Window" and was a beautiful film double exposure of her son at a window. She has been a huge inspiration to my passion for art and my creativity, so I wanted to create a picture that vaguely hinted at her piece that I always loved, but also featured someone gone, but still present. Because though she is gone she still feels present when I get a burst of passion.
Thank you Kate. After about fifteen months of building works, the scaffolding is down and the contractors are finally getting ready to leave my block. I might even miss some of them This was on our way to a cool bar in Tel-Aviv. My girlfriends best friend Left had come to visit us in Tel-Aviv, she has moved to Italy a year before and we had not seen her since so I was determined to get a natural shot of them together so I could develop it and give them both a framed print!
They were so happy with the photo! On a side note this was taken with a Ziess planner 85 1. We just finished our shoot and when the model was about to leave the door, i saw that the details on her dress was beautiful against the backlight. I asked her to pose one more time and I glad I did. It turned out to be one of my favorite shots last Saturday. Romair Posted 11 years ago Edited by Romair member 11 years ago. Waikiki Beach in In , the hotel boom had not yet gotten under way in Hawaii, and this was how Waikiki Beach appeared back then.
