Portrait smoking
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Photo shoot of model Zuzia on location, smoking after a few martini’s
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A Buddhist Monk takes time-out in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
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The original painting is oil on Canvas / The original was sold. / 91×91 cm
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I haven’t been around alot lately but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been busy!! :)
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Featured in Self Portrait 11th July, 2008. The craggy shell is almost fifty, but inside i’m still a bright-eyed kid! I put the sale items up in case my mother looks in!
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I don’t smoke btw :)
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MANY THANKS for your votes, placing this photo as the winner in the Film Photography “People” Challenge in October 2009, and I’m honoured to be featured by the Film Photography Group as well! This photo is of a British Railways Train Guard with his tobacco pipe, checking the railway platform from his Guard’s Van window. Taken in September 1972 on Ilford FP4 film, in my ergonomically all-time favourite camera, my Asahi Pentax S1a with a Takumar F/2.8 lens. Sadly there are still a number of “old film” artifacts evident in the picture in spite of many hours of careful recovery in Photoshop! This explains why I’ve limited the choice of printed medium to cards and canvas. After some additional research by my son, I’m now sure that the railway station is Crewe Station (Lancashire), and that the train is one belonging to London Midland Scottish (LMS), not London Midland Region (LMR) as I’d entered into the photo’s IPTC Caption field. Here’s a close-up of the Guardsman’s badge (or ‘button’), which (provided that it isn’t just a blood-donor’s badge or similar!) might help some UK railway enthusiast discover a bit more about this chap, and the railway network that he worked on. / / This is a 100% crop from the film-scan, with some minor contrast adjustments and with no digital noise reduction. / .
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Copyright © by Aleksandar Djordjevic
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model: adam / (featured in the group-featuring the shadows photography and strictly human faces)
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2nd PLACE !All Street Portraiture and Photography! Group – Group Avatar Challenge
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Hi Guys, maybe you’ve noticed that I was absent for a while. I had a lot to do, going back and forth to the unemployment office, completing several commissions one of which is on the cover of the next issue of Painter Magazine (#29). Also networking with people like photographers who are willing to work to gether with me etc etc etc. So finally I had some time for some free work and found this wonderful portrait of this vietnamese old man with such charater that I just had to paint him, all those nice wrinkles in his face, just perfect. But somehow the original photo was a bit to static, I really wanted to viewer to have this feeling of him coming to live in this painting. So I played around with the fact that he had a sigaret in his mouth and by adding smoke to the painting he really came to live as he just blew out some smoke through is nostrels. Hope you like it ;-) Odwin
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Self-Portrait Resources: JSBrushes
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Part Of my 2:14am Series Self Portrait It was 2:14am, I was on my way home but Had a slight craving for a smoke, I didn’t want to go home and waste the Amazing Misty night we were having so I went to the park round the corner. I don’t sleep so I stayed there for an hour or so, 20minutes of taking shots, 40 of just sitting, thinking about life and its incomprehensible way of functioning. Featured in / Young Enthusiasts / Lifeline / “Photography 101”http://www.redbubble.com/photography-101 / Nikon D90
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Allure was featured in: / ALT / Dark Artist, Dark Art / Vintage and Gorgeous / Creative Fashion Photography / Theatrical and Staged Photography Thank you for your support.
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If you haven’t worked out the meaning behind this from the title yet, this is me with 9 hours sleep collectively in the past 83 hours and counting. I just got back from uni a few hours ago (that’s right I’m in Uni now, it’s quite the drag) and just did some 20 minute presentation about Modernism and Photography. I’m in quite the shock of the tutorial teachers remarks, she said “it was incredible with such broad knowledge presented in a very intellectual, engaging way, and for first year students that is incredible, it was of third year quality.” (I’ve only started half way through this year, it’s only been 3 weeks so far, and everyone else has one semester under their belts) / I did it last minute, and it was shit in my eyes because i had no idea what the hell i was reading, and i just wanted something down no matter what, just so it could be over and done with. / It was funny because I did it with a partner who had the same mindset as me on this whole task, which was good because it meant there was worry about disappointing someone with my shitty work, and the teacher said we obviously worked really well as a team and with great communication back and forth between us, even though the only communication was 2 emails sending our finished points in PowerPoint just last night/this morning, I’m so surprised we didn’t have repetitive information and conflicting ideas seeing as we had no idea what the other person was going to say up until the moment we were presenting and I really didn’t worry about that because all I wanted was to have it over and done with, no matter the marks. / I was about to laugh as the teacher was commenting on us because I was thinking about how my brain was really lacking any functions to comprehend what I had written out in the past couple days and what the hell I had just done so I was so sure it would have been craptastic due to my immense lack of energy, enthusiasm and brain function. / I had my notes that I was reading out on 4 different coloured pages of different material because this morning at around 6am I was about to print out my stuff when I realised there was no white paper, just an assortment of fluoro coloured cardboard and paper so I went with it. / I’m still smiling at the whole situation, I definitely didn’t deserve the praise we were getting and my partner had a similar view on the whole thing. When I got home I was thinking of just crashing in bed and sleeping, but I know it won’t work knowing the past few nights experiences of just laying there, seeing as I wasn’t stressed about uni I’m still not sure exactly what it is that has stolen my sleep away, it could have at least taken away my tiredness with it. So instead of sleep I decided to document my appearance of this moment. “Of course I’ve been up all night! Not because of caffeine, it was insomnia. I couldn’t stop thinking about coffee! I need a nap. (He falls asleep, then wakes up) Coffee time!” Phillip J. Fry . . / Featured in: / Image Writing / Rising Star / Artrageous RB Artists / Sydney / Insomniacs and other Night Crawlers / Inside Solo Vol. 7 / Sydneys Guide To Exhibitions / Self As Other / 1620 / Something To Say / Photography Fun Self Nikon D90 18-200 /
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ticketytock
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acrylic on canvas 50×50cm
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Original photo kindly shared by Shiskababe www.cathleentarawhiti.co.nz Featured in Outrageous Hair, Makeup and Costumes / Thank you. Featured in Makeup / Thank you Waleska. Featured in Out of the Past / Thank you Michael. Featured in Kustom Kulture / Thank you. Featured in Creative Fashion Photography / Thank you. Featured in Hairstyles / Thank you Waleska. To see some of my photography, you are most welcome to visit my Facebook photograghy page 100+ views People/Portraiture Pin-ups The Date Series HDR Photography Macro Photography Architecture Collaborations Skyscapes Animals/Birds/Insects Street Photography Everyday Objects Seascapes/Rivers/All Water Summer Photography Odd/Unusual Flowers/Plants/Trees Landscapes New Zealand Abstract Humour Black and White Photography
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