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A Long Time Coming
Everyone lives for the highs – the promotions, the graduations, the weddings, the births, the greatest concert you’ve ever witnessed – but the lows are where your unfiltered character shows.
By Noelle Spaulding about a year ago in Photography
That photo, I know !
That photo, I know ! It’s shadowy and allegoric . somewhat , a more generalized abstraction of life. There is, again , a confession that is very stark; mainly about the course of “illusive dubieties,” working through life. Even then, we appear fully grown —by joyously blending —ever so —tightly holding unto what life has to offer.
By Madhu Goteti about a year ago in Photography
It All Went WRONG. Content Warning.
This day was not a good day. Introduction Well, it started out being a good one. The sun was fulgent outside, my street was quiet, and I had told my grandmother,
By Caitlin Charltonabout a year ago in Photography
The Cafe . Content Warning.
It was the month before Christmas, 16 November 2024 at 16:04. Where the chill still gave autumn's touch. When the darkness would come at 16:19, and the Christmas music would play in the cafe, bringing with it a convivial atmosphere, it sounded strange and foreign; but whole and familiar.
By Caitlin Charltonabout a year ago in Photography
Third Time's the Charm. Runner-Up in Through the Lens Challenge.
When I was a child growing up near Binghamton, New York, magic happened one night: the Northern Lights - Aurora Borealis - danced for us. This was a good 50 years ago, long before cell phones and Aurora Apps. This was when no one saw them coming, and we were incredibly lucky to catch them at all.
By Laura DePaceabout a year ago in Photography
This Grand Old House
This Grand Old House in the photo was my very first home as a married women. It was the beginning of a life, that I would lead good or bad that would span over a period of five decades.
By Susan Paytonabout a year ago in Photography
Lights Will Guide You Home
It is not something that you see you every day, especially in a location where it should be impossible to see the northern lights in the sky. When I heard that the northern lights were visible where I live, I was excited because, I haven’t seen them since I was a little girl. I live in the south so seeing the northern lights in the south is very abnormal. But my joy and excitement could not be contained any longer that night. I drove out to a desolate road in the middle of nowhere where I know there is no light pollution at all, and the view would be perfect because there are no trees in this wide-open space. Seeing the northern lights for the first time in a long time brought so much nostalgia for me. They are a little hard to see sometimes with the naked eye but, that when I remember when you take a picture of them the visibility and imagery is a thousand times better. I was just snapping away photo after photo. It was intriguing to see the lights moving through out the night sky and changing colors it was just breathtaking and almost magical.
By Joanna Blazeabout a year ago in Photography
Beryl
08/07 It won’t really hit us. It’s okay. Go to sleep. Maybe just some slight winds and a bit of rain. The south has been through many before. Nothing new. Water, batteries, canned food, ice. As long as the power doesn’t go out.
By Elsaabout a year ago in Photography
Proud Moment MY Daughter ON The Red Carpet IN Nashville
A MUM-OF-TWO who followed her ambition to be a singer is capping off a whirlwind year by releasing her second single. Sonya Hurst has launched her second track, Ever After and says the past year has exceeded her expectations since debut song Emily.
By Marie381Uk about a year ago in Photography
My Photo Of My Dad
My Photo Of My Dad I got my story in a magazine; it was about my dad, George Hurst. He was the best dad in the world. He loved his family and raised his children well. My Mam, was always ill with her nerves. He cooked, cleaned, and worked down the coal mine. My dad was like me: always happy and helping others, but usually taken for granted, too. This photo I took of him reminds me of happy days. It also reminds me how loved I was.
By Marie381Uk about a year ago in Photography
A visit to Sandringham Estate, one of the private country retreats for the Royal Majesties of the UK.
Sandringham Estate: A Royal Retreat with Rich History. Emphasis on Rich. Holy Moly. Is this what my Country Estate will look like (was my first impression) if so, then color me Country impressed, though a bit peeved at comparing where I grew up in the 'country' to this completely t'other Country.
By Antoni De'Leonabout a year ago in Photography
Why Clipping Path is Essential for Every Photo. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In the ever-evolving world of digital imagery, the demand for high-quality and professionally edited photos is higher than ever. Whether you’re a photographer, graphic designer, e-commerce business owner, or part of the advertising industry, one editing technique that stands out as indispensable is the clipping path. Let’s delve into why clipping paths are essential for every photo and how they contribute to creating visually stunning and marketable images.
By Graphics Arts Solutionabout a year ago in Photography