nice pic, bear.
kingme - is that tilt-shifted?
alasdair
kingme - is that tilt-shifted?
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[Photography/Pics Thread] Dump your random Phone/Camera/Randomly taken pics 'ere <3
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Thank you (and Ali) for your feedback
, sort of make the random looks from the public when I was laying on the ground / taking shots via remote :D worth while :D
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hehe bear so true. but then all the standing straight with camera in hand shots have already been done. to death! 
one last one. not edited and not too great but came out with a "2001" on earth vibe
(yes, thats a person there!)
one last one. not edited and not too great but came out with a "2001" on earth vibe
(yes, thats a person there!)
No that is me :D - Berlin !
haha thought it might be hard to guess, with all the disconcerting perspective thing going on... obvioulsy you ve been there heh... got more of berlin, including a parade for st christopher (am i remembering it right?) lots of angels' wings and disco coloured tights but the LGBT community there is amazing. very empowering i imagine
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Hash yoghurt with a pretty pattern.%)
from my recent argentina trip. a couple of shots of la recoleta cemetery in buenos aires:
i didn't take this next one - found it on the web - but it's a great shot of the cemetery in the context of its location in downtown buenos aires:
alasdair
i didn't take this next one - found it on the web - but it's a great shot of the cemetery in the context of its location in downtown buenos aires:
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Wow, that looks like an amazing place. *thumbsup
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lemon haze, polm, blue grenades, jimi hendrix experience! :D
Palas de Rei, Spain, September 2014.
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Love this. Beautiful looking cat, looking very snug.
Love this shot - it's out of focus etc, camera sort of fucked up in the cloud region and the focal point is so small.
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Very different, BearLove. I like. Nice attempt at employing a little creativity into the picture.
hehe bear so true. but then all the standing straight with camera in hand shots have already been done. to death!
one last one. not edited and not too great but came out with a "2001" on earth vibe
(yes, thats a person there!)
Wow, that could land in a modern art gallery! weird location, where is it?
lemon haze, polm, blue grenades, jimi hendrix experience! :D
Palas de Rei, Spain, September 2014.
Shame the camera isn't too good at capturing the sun, 'coz this would be a brilliant shot which really shows off the country side.
from my recent argentina trip. a couple of shots of la recoleta cemetery in buenos aires:
alasdair
You take some fine holiday snaps, Ali. I've already started looking into holiday prices to the sierra Nevada, thanks to your last selection. These are beautiful also, makes me want to visit.
Hash yoghurt with a pretty pattern.%)
Well this is a rubbish picture. Hash in yoghurt?? Everyone has seen that before, and I see no "pretty pattern". Surely there's better things you can photo?
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I was there, 2012 - got some really great photos of that place and the random art work sprayed around the place (I think it was you that uploaded some the other day). Did you go to the Jewish Museum ? If your into photography (Or Jewish history) then its really worth the visit - I wanted to go purely for photography reasons, took the shots I wanted and left. We had so much fun in the bars there, really relaxed crowd.
Nice shots - they seem pretty bright for you. Might sound a bit strange but I was in a lovely cemetery in Helsinki - took some amazing shots but they seem 'private'? I think it was a public holiday so people had been lighting candles etc, when I arrived there was nobody just flickering candles.
I'll have another look over them and try and upload one.
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Interesting pics, Alasdair. I hope you enjoyed your trip to Argentina. Thank you for sharing your pics with us.
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i was in berlin in 2013 and indeed got some good photos, but had only a compact point and shoot camera with me, and i did indeed upload some of he art around the place. sadly my time there was short so i couldnt visit all the places i wanted to, and the jewish museum didnt fit in somehow. went with a walking tour and the monument was on the route and had only a few minutes to shoot what i thought was interesting. seems like a place to take a better camera and more time to frame and focus shots.
berlin bars are among the best ive been to really
its interesting how cemeteries make for such a compelling subject. a place of passage, of profound change and at the same time great equality, sometimes in spite of ourselves. which reminds me, have you heard of "the happy/merry cemetery"? its in Romania. Old custom to be burried there with a little cross at your gravesite bearing a small poem and a bit of (folk) art... not every story there is happy, and some depict more the death and place blame ..
i didnt take these but its a good way to get an idea of the place
NSFW due to size
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I have to go back to Berlin - had so much fun .
I'm not sure how I ended up in the cemetery in Helsinki, I tend to avoid them as they confuse me 8(. Taking photos of graves, It's sort of the point of them to remember the dead but surely its private, but if its private why make a huge deal over it etc (not being cold hearted or callous, I personally do not understand it). I have some photos of some burial mounds - no markings, no decorations, just mounds of earth - some have been robbed so the actual burial area is showing (normally just bricks) - it sort of strips death down to the minimum - dead in the ground, covered up.
I personally don't want any stone - or grave - or anything like that, when they are finished harvesting whatever is left/of use, the hospital can do what they like with me.
.I'm not sure how I ended up in the cemetery in Helsinki, I tend to avoid them as they confuse me 8(. Taking photos of graves, It's sort of the point of them to remember the dead but surely its private, but if its private why make a huge deal over it etc (not being cold hearted or callous, I personally do not understand it). I have some photos of some burial mounds - no markings, no decorations, just mounds of earth - some have been robbed so the actual burial area is showing (normally just bricks) - it sort of strips death down to the minimum - dead in the ground, covered up.
I personally don't want any stone - or grave - or anything like that, when they are finished harvesting whatever is left/of use, the hospital can do what they like with me.
i dont think they put the stone there for the deceased, but for those left behind... sure, you keep your loved ones in your heart and your memory, but having a place for them, spatially, can be of comfort to some people.
death is a big part of life, and a very personal one too, so how one deals with it can have a lot of significance. or not, depending on where you stand.
death is a big part of life, and a very personal one too, so how one deals with it can have a lot of significance. or not, depending on where you stand.
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i didnt take these but its a good way to get an idea of the place
Shame, that would be an impressive shot to have in ones collection!