http://weekendreflection.blogspot.com
Friday, August 30, 2013
Photohunt: Model
Mannequin comes from the French word mannequin, which
had acquired the meaning "an artist's jointed model", which
in turn came from the Middle Dutch word manneken,
meaning "little man, figurine
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Thursday challenge Fire.
Moxibustion is a form of heat therapy in which dried plant
materials called "moxa" are burned on or very near
the surface . I had a sore leg, and the practitioner burn a
stick and went round my leg.
http://www.spunwithtears.com/thursday.html
"FIRE" (Candle, Fireplace, Fireworks, Sparks,...)
Thursday Challenge is a place for photographic fun and learning. A theme is announced on this site each week. You may either take a new photograph related in some way to the theme or select one that you have taken previously;
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Generating Values From Images-- 6 Great Ways
Generating Values From Images-- 6 Great Ways
Photography has a way of being more than a skill, it can essentially ‘teach’ life lessons. The right application of subject, the right emphasis on various emotions, and what you end up with is a non-literary method of teaching various values of life.
Companies such as www.yescomusa.com deliver the best components for creating great photography. Great equipment can be used for more than great pictures - they can present values to their viewers through imagery, and instill in them a stronger sense of ethics.
Values of an image—think about it
1. Sincerity- A photograph can teach sincerity. It can teach the concept of a special bond and being true to it; whether this is with a person, or a hobby.
2. Happiness- Happiness can be expressed through a countless number of ways through effective photographic methods.
3. Sadness- The concepts of sadness and hard times aren’t something we should focus on heavily, but need to accept and recognize. Photographs can portray pain beautifully.
4. Hope- An image can deliver the belief of hope and overcoming difficulty. It’s a great value to apply toward life and everyday growth.
5. Individualism- The strength of being yourself. Applying the idea into the minds of people through the source of an image can really help them identify with it as a true value.
6. Love- Love was saved for last, but certainly not the least. Love is something we can all identify with and feel passionate toward. Photography allows this feeling to last forever.
Applying proper techniques through the right equipment is the very beginning to becoming a photographer of great standing. Reputable retailers such as www.yescomusa.com give you the opportunity to buy great equipment, take great photos, and work on improving your photography skills. Allow yourself the opportunity to educate and promote great values and commitments by thinking of what you are trying to accomplish, and making it happen in your own specialized way.
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Photography has a way of being more than a skill, it can essentially ‘teach’ life lessons. The right application of subject, the right emphasis on various emotions, and what you end up with is a non-literary method of teaching various values of life.
Companies such as www.yescomusa.com deliver the best components for creating great photography. Great equipment can be used for more than great pictures - they can present values to their viewers through imagery, and instill in them a stronger sense of ethics.
Values of an image—think about it
1. Sincerity- A photograph can teach sincerity. It can teach the concept of a special bond and being true to it; whether this is with a person, or a hobby.
2. Happiness- Happiness can be expressed through a countless number of ways through effective photographic methods.
3. Sadness- The concepts of sadness and hard times aren’t something we should focus on heavily, but need to accept and recognize. Photographs can portray pain beautifully.
4. Hope- An image can deliver the belief of hope and overcoming difficulty. It’s a great value to apply toward life and everyday growth.
5. Individualism- The strength of being yourself. Applying the idea into the minds of people through the source of an image can really help them identify with it as a true value.
6. Love- Love was saved for last, but certainly not the least. Love is something we can all identify with and feel passionate toward. Photography allows this feeling to last forever.
Applying proper techniques through the right equipment is the very beginning to becoming a photographer of great standing. Reputable retailers such as www.yescomusa.com give you the opportunity to buy great equipment, take great photos, and work on improving your photography skills. Allow yourself the opportunity to educate and promote great values and commitments by thinking of what you are trying to accomplish, and making it happen in your own specialized way.
This is a sponsoreed post.
Friday, August 23, 2013
Photohunt : Humble
The Chans and the Kongs came from humble beginnings,a 100 years ago, my ancestors came to Borneo and worked with the soil, chopping down trees and planting rubber trees and pepper vines. Today, we have moved beyond that.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Animals: benny the dog
http://www.spunwithtears.com/thursday.html
"ANIMAL" (Pets, Wild, Herds, Flocks,...)
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Friday, August 16, 2013
Photohunter: Swanky
Here is where I wake up to in the morning when I go to Australia.
swank·y
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Thursday, August 15, 2013
Thursday Challenge Blue
http://www.spunwithtears.com/thursday.html
Thursday
Challenge is a place for photographic fun and learning. A theme is
announced on this site each week. You may either take a new photograph
related in some way to the theme or select one that you have taken
previously;
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
ABC Wednesday: Letter E for exhibition.
My friend Nick Zander held his art exhibitition at 205 Ponsonby Road today.
http://abcwednesday-mrsnesbitt.blogspot.co.nz
Monday, August 12, 2013
ABC Wed: Elephant
Taxidermist-ed elephant in the Auckland museum.
Rajah was a bull Indian Elephant, purchased by Auckland Zoo for 125 pounds from Hobart Zoo, who arrived in November 1930, aged 13. He measured 8 foot 3 (~2.5m) tall, and 9 foot 4 (2.8m~) long. He was a constant source of trouble, and was never trusted by staff. Eventually, his keeper became unable to control him, and he was shot on 9 March 1936.
He was mounted by the taxidermist Charles Dover. He has been on show there ever since, and is in reasonable condition.
http://abcwednesday-mrsnesbitt.blogspot.co.nz
Friday, August 9, 2013
Thursday Challenge: Rain
Thursday
Challenge is a place for photographic fun and learning. A theme is
announced on this site each week. You may either take a new photograph
related in some way to the theme or select one that you have taken
previously;
Monday, August 5, 2013
Yellow Mellow and Red: Chinese takeaway
http://mondaymellowyellows.blogspot.com.au/
Stay mellow with yellow!
http://rubytuesday2.blogspot.co.nz
http://www.suelovescherries.blogspot.com/
This is my Rednesday with Lil at her http://cottagesweetcottage.blogspot.com.
This is my Rednesday with Lil at her http://cottagesweetcottage.blogspot.com.
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