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Had a long weekend so I picked up a ticket to Los Angeles and flew out there for some much needed relaxation. Was great to get some content again for the first time since I've moved away from Rome, and the weather really helped pull me out of that winter slump.
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The Aga Khan Museum is a one of a kind in its simplistic oriental design. It's definitely a Toronto hidden gem. This setting was perfect for my #WhitespaceProject seeking minimalistic styles in everyday photography. Although we had to leave, on our way out of the museum, I jumped with excitement when I saw the direct sunlight making the white marble wall glow. The shot was definitely worth the time. ~ Check out more of my photos on instagram.com/elamir3mmar ~
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I have a habit of stopping strangers in the street and giving them compliments (hey RAOK make the world a happier place) and I spotted a lady wearing these incredible earrings last year. I told her how fantastic she looked and that I loved her earrings and they matched her very quirky, beautiful sense of style. She was so taken back that she took them out of her ears and insisted that I keep them. Out of all the earrings in my vast collections, these are my fave because they brought joy into the lives of two women that day.
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Part of what I love about photography is the limitless possibilities and chances to be creative. We had a whole photo shoot planned out until it began to rain. We were about to leave until we found this lantern in the back. The final end product was this simple, yet moody photo that is, to this day, one of my favorite captures.
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Nothing better than a few friends looking for unique shots on an early morning in the fascinating city of Kolkata, India. Our senses are constantly being alarmed. Never a dull moment. The world is incredible.
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Out of the Shadow
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I was hiking around Yosemite and photographing with a variety of lenses. I took several shots with a 28mm f2 and some with my 50mm f1.8. It seemed I was capturing good pictures but all of them only slightly deviated from the typical pictures you see of these colossal rocks. On whim I pulled out my dad’s old 200mm Minolta Rokkor telephoto lens that used in the 1970s with his XD11. I started shooting with this heavy old lens and quickly became obsessed with the details and colors it showed. Somehow a lens with a narrower field of view helped show just how giant and beautiful El Capitan is.
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Bri and I went to do some shooting in the CA desert. She drove in from San Diego and me from Phoenix and we hung around in the desert for an afternoon. She tried out my Mamiya for a few shots of the desert in mini-bloom.
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This was one of my first nights out taking photos of the stars at my families farm. The night sky was incredibly clear, and so I sat out in the middle of the paddock with my camera and took photos all night. This is one of the photos I was blessed to have captured.
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Seeing people in funny ways even when it is freezing cold out there. The frozen lake Balaton attracts a lot of people. That is a unique natural phenomenon in Hungary.
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Shooting at night becomes a trend for my car photography. Of course, taking photos at low light, it’s way over my skills, techniques and the gear I have. Miraculously they came out quite pleasant. All this comes unexpectedly because these sessions are never planned, and I just had the chance to have my camera in the trunk and pass by a well-lighted parking lot.
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In Spain there is a very serious situation with the murder and abandonment of Galgos. Thousands die every year. Sira was 3 years old when her owner cut her throat to remove the identification chip required in Spain. She was no longer fit to run because she was too old. Then he probably tried to kill her with a blow to the head. A greyhound shelter in our province, cured her and found a home for her. When Sonia and I saw her we fell in love with her. Today his more than fifty scars are still there but after two years with his real family he is finally happy. A exception.
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I love the reflection from the floor and the person walking in the middle of the light. Actually, I went out to test the focus of the new lens 50mm 1.8 and got this shot.
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This is my friend Maliek Jones. We recently went on a leisurely walk in the mission to capture some portraits for his girlfriend on Valentine’s Day. Among the shots we captured, this one was our favorite.
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Initially we were disappointed to see clouds covering the sunset, but it ended up being the most stunning part of our trip.
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I pulled out my Banana-grams game and put this together for the final week of our A-Z Photo Challenge. With “Zebra” , “Unsplash” and “The” “End”. I took a bunch of shots like this until I realized I spelled it “Unslash”, I was missing the p. So I added that back in and took a bunch more.
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We live in a house that’s old (1930). It’s full of character. We love the way our interior worked out. It’s a fantastic place to shoot photos. This one I shot triple. I then blended the images so it would get a more dynamic range. I Think it worked out pretty well.
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I’ve been on holiday in Austria, Styria. In the evening iI went out of our house and saw a beautiful sunset shining on this wood, I quickly pulled out my phone and made this great picture!
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A blow dryer project this time :) I took a macro shot because the whole project turned out a little bit of a mess.
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After having traveled long minutes, hours, the road of the volcano. Start our trip at 100 meters altitude, and exceed the clouds at 2000. I drive in a virgin forest road, desert, and shaped snake. Here we go for a photo, above the clouds.
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After I just got out of the water, I rushed to my bag to grab my drone. I brought it out to the bow. I had just escaped the reach of the sharks but I was more scared to launch my drone off the boat. It was windy and bumpy. Finally I took off barley taking off in time to clear the second story of the boat. Once the drone was in the air it was worth it for one of the coolest shots I have ever taken.
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I did this Kayak Tour of the Milford Sound on a recent trip to New Zealand with Urban Armor Gear. After racing a colleague directly across the sound (about 1/2 mile), I pulled my camera out while resting and waiting for the rest of the group to catch up. The kayak was narrow and would easily tip so every movement on the kayak was tedious. Here I balanced my phone while taking a picture of the fog and light rain which gave the fiordlands an eerie feeling. Due to the lack of light, the only thing color that really stood out was my kayak and dry bag.
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I spent the first week of january in Miami because I had to work on a client video. I didn’t see much of the city but on my last day there I was able to take a quick swim in the ocean and a sunset walk down Miami Beach. A good way to finish off my very first time in the states.
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I decided to use my storage unit as a photo studio because I pay way too much into it each month and think that I should get more out of it. This was one of 4 projects that I did this past week. The rest included a lot of stop motion and reverse vids. Gotta love creative inspiration.
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This was taken at Lego experience at SeaLife in Weymouth - my son had collected all the clues and they had to then build a figure. I loved the look of these heads all together in one box.
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When we were in the Wadi Rum desert, we spent the night in a bedouin camp right in the middle of the desert. We slept in tents under the desert stars. We woke up before sunrise and headed for a walk. Seeing these camels with the sun rising behind them was something out of this world. A memory I will forever treasure. Glad I had my camera with me!
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When you are out taking photos and everything is just working: the lighting, the locations, the model, the wardrobe. Everything just feels right and it shows in the final edits of the images.
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It´s simple a drop of water…one of the most amazing things on earth. Really enjoyed shooting this, waited for a couple of hours until the rain stopped, the sun just hit this perfect spot at the right timing. Hope you enjoy it and please share it. Will probably be out there on a really nice marketplace for prints. https://www.photowall.com
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A very clear contrast between the office and home as I look out towards the direction of the houses. Home to many Singaporeans
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When I was a little kid, I dreamed I’m in a church with tall black walls. I was a prisoner cause I could see no windows or doors and I was lost between too many chairs around me! I remember turning my head and there were two girls that were calling my name. I stepped towards them. On of them grabbed me and pulled me to herself. She circled her arms around me and I was ready to kiss her. I got closer and then suddenly I realized she has no face! It freaked me out. I jumped back and fell on a chair. Then they took their knives out and attacked me to rip my face off.
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Check out more about this mini computer at https://commodorepetmini.com This is a glamour shot of the Commodore PET Mini, a DIY 3D-Printing project to build your very own, functional and cute Commodore PET Mini replica, probably one of the cutest retro-computers ever!
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All the series that I make are related to water, I give my feeling in all my series, relate to all my experiences, water as a visual medium for bold my statement about “beautiful in pain”. I use the changing light of day to arouse the mood of my dreams, I describe the pool as a part of my fantasy. I like the situation under the water, it feels peaceful, even though it’s tight. making peace with our own sins is one way to solve the problem.
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I’ve got love for our crazy history of inventors in Scotland. My birthplace is also the birthplace of the tyre. Since then, it’s the home of a vintage car rally every year as an ode to the fella. Wee towns you drive through here have placards outside the town proclaiming the inventions, playing historical one-upmanship. We’ve lost some of our pride in that field.
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We started hiking a couple hours before sunrise, finding our way up the mountain. The trail was overgrown and very hard to follow at times. We made several wrong turns. There was not a single person in sight at any point on the mountain. All to keep us company was the stories we told of our lives and how God as transformed us as we established new friendships. This picture makes me feel a sense of Awe for Gods creation and Gods creations.
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A friend gave me a book called Logo Modernism, we keep it on our coffee table, one day my son was turning the pages and I snapped this when he got to “E”.
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The animals were out today and it made for a rare exploration of their home.
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Our world is so digital these days. Most of the time, it’s a good thing. But on days like this– when it’s drizzling outside my window– it’s nice to unplug from it all and work on a project that doesn’t depend on your ability to use a computer. It’s just you, your hands, and your imagination.
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I took this picture on the way home out of the car window. It’s one of my “everyday life” pictures. Someone told me that the quality of your life will me measured by the quality of your everyday life. It’s interesting to think about it. :)
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My wife and I recently visited Nepal. One morning during our trip I was able to capture this heavenly sunrise on Annapurna circuit of the great Himalaya. The morning was freezing cold but the view was breathtaking. Totally worth it.
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Had my camera at a conference called Youth Culture at the O2 in East London. Took a few minutes out of a session to wonder around and snap whatever seemed interesting within the ‘Indigo at the O2’ section. These stood out as weird angles and colours.
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Although to many a plain white background is not their ideal spot to shoot at, we decided to try and create the most out of this location. With the sun just rising, we took advantage of the light and ended up capturing this piece.
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Checking out the Old Town of Dubrovnik in the early morning taking in all it has to offer.
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This trip was one of the most intense of my life: after drove around 18 hours from Leknes (Lofoten) to Posio (Finland) and nearly a thousand of km on our shoulder, we sleep around 3 hour before heading up to this really mesmerizing place. In Riisitunturin National Park, we have spent the sunset and the night, and after that, my friend, Alessandro, has lost himself during the night, shooting the trees under northern light, but fortunately Finnish Police have found him in less than 2 hours, but this is another story.
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While none of us know what the future entails, we can at least secure it by taking care of ourselves - this is literally in our hands! Keep your hands sanitized. Avoid touching your face.Stay home & stay safe. Image created by Akanksha Srivastav. Submitted for United Nations Global Call Out To Creatives - help stop the spread of COVID-19.
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This picture was taken by pure coincidence. The actual shooting was already over and we were on our way home when we spotted this station. We got out of the car immediately and took some more pictures.
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Staying overnight in Bantry Bay, Cape Town gave me a view of the dark side of the iconic Lion’s Head in South Africa’s ‘Mother City’. Snapped this vertical frame through my bedroom window and added some warmth to bring out the glow from the rock face of the mountain.
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Empowerment to help others. Making masks for those in need. Image created by Guilherme Santiago. Submitted for United Nations Global Call Out To Creatives - help stop the spread of COVID-19.
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In these times of uncertainty, many of us have been forced to slow down from our typical hectic days and schedules. As a result, we've been afforded the opportunity to cherish our time with our families, pick up a new hobby, read that book we've been meaning to read, or maybe even foster a pet. Image created by Joystick Interactive. Submitted for United Nations Global Call Out To Creatives - help stop the spread of COVID-19.
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Do more - Donate. Image created by Kyle Mueller. Submitted for United Nations Global Call Out To Creatives - help stop the spread of COVID-19.
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Share kindness. Image created by João Pedro Costa. Submitted for United Nations Global Call Out To Creatives - help stop the spread of COVID-19.
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