I know faces, because I look through the fabric my own eye weaves, and behold the reality beneath
― Kahlil Gibran, The Madman
I took this shot yesterday during a hike with a group of friends in the beautiful countryside surrounding Ciudad Rodrigo, España. You can see more on my new photo-reportage site salamancastreets.
I thought this one apposite for the weekly photo challenge too!
for wordpress weekly photo challenge – face
*shot with nikon d700 and nikkor 70-200mm af-s f/4G lens, no edits*
I launched this Project 365 on Sunday, 14 June 2015.
You can see all my images, as they are posted, each day, to my mobile | mono | square album on Flickr.
You can also review all my weekly updates, posted at noon each Sunday, by clicking here.
A layered post on my latest photo-reportage site
Ale, ale, alerta
Tienen prisa por hacer que me calle
Pero yo canto lo que quiero y lo que siento
Alerta – Amaral
Ale, ale
Ale, ale, alerta
*shot with nikon d700 and nikkor af-s 50mm lens, edited inlLightroom CC and analog efex pro 2, wet plate filter #9, ale, ale *
Every face, every shop, bedroom window, public-house, and dark square is a picture feverishly turned
Virginia Woolf
I took this shot yesterday during a photoshoot for my (relatively) new photo-reportage site salamancastreets.
My post no aparcar (which features a lot more graffiti) from that shoot has now been posted, and I chose not to include this shot, but it fits this challenge perfectly?
for wordpress weekly photo challenge – face
*shot with nikon d700 and nikkor 50mm af-s f/1.4G lens, no edits*
For the last 52 weeks, each Thursday, I’ve been publishing a chapter in a serial story which I called dark | side | thursday. Each chapter comprised exactly 500 words (and yes, I’ve checked), usually accompanied by a photograph. Well, that story reached its climax today, although actually there was little climactic about it. At various times my story was referred to as Dickensian in scale and even, to my utter delight, a brief comparison was made to the frankly incomparable, in my view at least, Stephen King. I was also variously accused of going round in endless circles and irritating my readers with too much ambiguity, and a scantily clad plot.
The reality is that when I kicked off the project I doubted that it would last a month, never mind be completed and on time to boot. And yes, it was, both. Despite, well, despite a lot.
I launched this Project 365 on Sunday, 14 June 2015.
You can see all my images, as they are posted, each day, to my mobile | mono | square album on Flickr.
You can also review all my weekly updates, posted at noon each Sunday, by clicking here.
“That’s what we are now—just ants. Only——”
“Yes,” I said.
“We’re eatable ants.”
― H.G. Wells, The War of the Worlds
for wordpress weekly photo challenge – earth
I launched this Project 365 on Sunday, 14 June 2015.
You can see all my images, as they are posted, each day, to my mobile | mono | square album on Flickr.
You can also review all my weekly updates, posted at noon each Sunday, by clicking here.
tune in, freak out, get beaten
― hunter s thompson, fear and loathing in las vegas
de based de braded de cayed de filed de funct de graded de humanised de hydrated de jected de marcated de meaned de natured de railed de ranged de sired re viled de sert in Paradise, NV
deliberation
My prompt for this week’s Poetry 101 Rehab is DELIBERATION and it was inspired by a walk below the strip in Las Vegas on a hot spring afternoon as I prepared to leave.
You can find our more about my trip on the strip here.
What are your DELIBERATION(S)?
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mi local
el comercio del dolor
familia
chicos locos
feeling
rock and roll
let’s dance
andy townend 