Bangles
90 creative works found
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Music to Digital Art: Walk Like An Egyptian
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Just playing with my camera while my daughter and I have a cuppa together. January 2008. / /
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i always look at feet because in India they love their bangles, I tryed on a pair myself, i thought they would be more heavy, but the metal was very sharp and cut in my legs so i did not get them,..but they are lovely India, Rajahstan
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Pokhara, Nepal
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Prakash’s parents are very poor – they own a small cart and eke a living selling earrings and necklaces out of glass and ceramic beads from the cart on the street. When I saw the cart and asked permission to take some shots – he dived into a bag and pulled out a bunch of clippings to show me with obvious pride that they had been featured in a number of newspapers. Another example I’ve tried to capture of happiness despite poverty. Wonder what the secret is…. Taken with Nikon D80 and 50mm f1.8 lens.
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A representation of a tradition, a culture and a civilization which is as ancient as the urban mankind… Henna… the color of it is Joy… it is beauty of a woman… it is festivity… it is happiness of being together… has special significance for married women in India… the smell of it is as soothing as a rose… The bangles are symbol of beauty… wealth… and being married… which in India is amongst utmost joys of life… The fingers inter-twinned with each other symbolizes the strong values of the culture of living together… closely bonded family… the color of the cloth and the fabric of the cloth are signs of prosperity… the silk and the sky blue color… they not only symbolize the life-style but the life-state as well… it is all festive and joyous out there… Camera: Canon EOS 300X Film SLR / Lens: Tamron AF 70-300mm TeleMacro / Aperture: f/5.6 / Shutter: 1/125 secs.
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PLEASE VIEW LARGE..XOX / Model: Alanna Reynolds What kind of Mess Was She IN? / Words by / TERILEE / 2008 What kind of Mess Was She IN? / What inappropriate action / Self incriminating performance / Will she be forced to defend? / Nothing / Something / Everything / In her eyes / She did no wrong / No foolish rhythms / She stands / Proud / Matched / Right along / With the tempered beat / Of their illusionary drum / Any mess you may see / Is only a reflection / Of what you want her to be. I ALSO HAVE THE HONOR OF INTRODUCING YOU TO A WONDERFUL POET/ARTIST UFOSISEE WHO WROTE THIS PIECE TO GO WITH THE IMAGE.. FAULT LINES I / BY UFOSISEE / 2008 I always treasured the days of my past / But now the future holds a battered blast / Oh it dances a tango to tap a contrast / Who knows the significance or if I will last / The page from sage has been turned by age / And my so called intelligence fills this cage / Inside alone, my roars loud anger and rage / But quiet to a crowd that surrounds my stage / So the only colors I see are RED and BLUE / That holds an ocean of the deepest rue / If I try to escape, the land is of red goo / Stuck to the tones of torture like glue / How many questions she hides and declines / By road blocks that are steepened with more inclines / Face tracks, like maps, a path of tears that defines / Travel if you dare, this equator my heart along the fault lines. I am pleased by RB’s spirit of COLLABORATION it is wonderful feeling. One more person who heard the call came to me with this very different take on the art. I have know and admired his art for quite sometime …. Tony aka Anthony Plastino III His take was off the wall WONDERFUL!! He got me to thinking, Tony does that to me!! FAULT LINES II / Anthony Plastino / 2008 Sitting… was she sitting? / Maybe, well singing… wait… was she? / Oh GOD what has happened here? Okay, then when she sat… Wait – could she? / How then was it that this phasing / pulsing, melt okay, So she was singing… wait, who could hear? / No-one there, the tree fell and … no / It didn’t make a sound. Hey! / ... / ... / Wait! Come back… the angel was… / yeah, ok… / bye FAULT LINESIII / By Greg aka megrag53 A victim of self-inflicted wounds / I see / a sadness in her eyes. / The windows to her soul / are fogged . / Bad choices / have consequences / that reach deeply inside. / Shadowing the hope / I know / is still there. Fault Lines VI / By CJ LEWIS / 2008 Sadness of eyes reflecting / Fault lines of past mistakes / Did it really happen / Or perchance a dream that fades / Looking back brings depression / To the door of being / Once more / Through forgetting / Where life lies at present / With the Breath each day / Stop hindering the simplicity of being / By life presented in moments of now / Take only what is in the present / With lessons learnt / Let the fault lines / Fade / To where they belong / And where history should stay… / With past days MUSIC BY..CAROL KING
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Thanks to luchare for the inspiration! “Hazy Shade of Winter” /
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A bellydancer beginning a performance.
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Silver bangle Canon 50D / Canon 100mm f/2.8 macro / PLACED in TOP TEN CHALLENGE, Mood & Ambience, Woven June 2009
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Taken at a recent portfolio shoot…I am trying to persuade Sarah to take up full time modeling…she is so photogenic! /
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Model is Anekie / Hair, Makeup and Styling also by Anekie / Photo and Post by myself Blog facebook and Twitter Comments are always appreciated
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Baby Evie Louise at her Christening
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Taken at a streetside night market in Calcutta, India, in 2006. This was shot without a tripod. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F5.6, 1/90 sec, ISO 200, focal length 88mm. India3 028
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Recent photo shoot with Hayley Blythe. / Taken in Southbank, Melbourne. Model: Hayley Blythe / Lighting/Assistance: Daniel Hawes / Photography/Post-Production: Me Copyright © Emily Loughnan 2009 Nikon D300 / 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 lens / 1/100 sec at f/7.1 / ISO 200 / Wireless flash with Speedy Soft Box / White Reflector Bounce Featured in ‘Hairstyles’ Group, May 2009
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Part of the hlping Hands series
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It was created from an image of Indian Bangles using filters in PS. It got featured in Anything We Wear Group on 7.8.09
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Miniature mare with windblown tangled mane and forelock Thanks to the hosts of the groups: High Key , Playful Photgenic Pets, & Cards: Animals and Pets for featuring this image! / / / The Miniature Horse description: / A small, sound, well-balanced horse, possessing the correct conformation characteristics required of most breeds, Refinement and femininity in the mare. Boldness and masculinity in the stallion – the general impression should be one of symmetry, strength, agility and alertness. Since the breed objective is the smallest possible perfect horse, preference in judging shall be given the smaller horse, other characteristics being approximately equal. Size: Must measure not more than 34 inches at the withers, at the last hairs of the mane
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Brian is an unusual character, very intelligent but a little lost, searching for the meaning of life inside drugs and the bottle. I was taken by his unusual looks, great eyes and desire to hide behind as many piercings and beads as he could find, and wanted to bring out the amazing potential that I saw in him. This portrait was taken outside in natural light, I only managed to get a couple of shots before he put a wall up, but I’m really happy with this one.
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My school had a day where we had to dress up in clothes from a protest era, there were many brilliant out fits put together from hippies, to communists to Apartheid protesters. My friend dressed up as a hippie and she was so colourful and covered in jewelry i had to get a shot. The colours and handmade top with all the jewelry made me think of the quote b Jackson Pollock, It doesn’t matter how the paint is put on, as long as something is said Model: Claudi Featured In Peace Love & Happiness Hippies
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A Pwo Karen girl smiles at a friend while weaving cloth on a backstrap loom. She weaves for hours almost every day in her spare time, and it can take weeks to produce enough cloth for one dress. The process is very meditative. Once, all Karen girls living in the mountains of northern Thailand and Burma learnt how to gin, spin, weave and dye cotton. They produced their own clothing as well as clothes, shoulder bags and blankets for their family. Like many tasks in hilltribe villages, weaving is exclusively performed by females. Men and boys work with knives and axes, clearing forest, building houses, hunting, and weaving bamboo and rattan utensils. Karen women, however, also wield axes, as they are the chief gatherers of firewood from the forest near their village. Field work, out of neccessity, is shared by all. Although many Karen continue to weave and wear their traditional clothes, the influx of cheap commercial cloth and clothing is quickly undermining this milleniums-old skill. This candid shot was taken in southern Mae Hong Son province in the early 1980s with a Nikon FM2, nikkor 135mm lense and kodachrome slide film. Scanned at 7200 dpi and cleaned in photoshop and ACDSee Pro at 200%.
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This an image of Indian Bangles shot in a village market. It got featured in 50 Things Group on 1.8.09 /
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Wooden bangles painted with colorful motifs. My favorite was the black bangle with fish painted on it. Before the salesman took it out I requested to let me take a shot. Shot with Canon DSLR. / As is. / Viewed 123 times as on Nov 09. Featured in Canon DSLR in Aug 2009. Featured in Anything We Wear (Including Bling!) in Aug 2009.
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