This is absolutely terrifying. Just look at it, it is so real and astonishing. You need to reblog this. I don’t care if you’re used to reblogging orange, teenage girls with vans on. I don’t care if you’re used to reblogging vintage or photography. This is real. You can even see the fury in his eyes. The tense muscles in between his fingers. The heavy breathing.
reblog this. NOW.
in all seriousness though
M..my heart just stopped… ;~;
Guys, you’ve got to reblog this. It’s reality and it needs to be brought to everyone’s attention.
Oh god:c
i can’t stand this. it kills me every time it’s on my dash. it so real.
(via amateur-soldier)
Rhymenoceros and Hiphipapotamus.
(via comicbookdays)
A birthday card for an old friend. Took the opportunity to attempt photoshop colouring again. Its uh supposed to be messy.
A sneak peak into my Design Multimedia “Minor Project”! I am doing Lego photography for it and today was my first photo day. The first shot is the home made setup that I used in my bedroom consisting of two normal lamps (one was more yellow than the other) diffused with normal print paper, backdrop is two thick white sheets of big art paper, Lego belongs to a friend and the camera used is a Canon G12. The best shot of the batch is below and is completely fresh and not edited digitally. I am planning on retaking this photograph however with either of my dad’s Nikon cameras to see which ones give the best result. Cheerio
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Florenece + The Machine - Shake it Out.
As it happens, Aperture did save all my photographs. I apologize if I offended people with my rant against Aperture and I assure that I do not “hate it with a passion” any longer. All is well now and if I have time, I may even upload my best miniature (Legotography I call it) photographs. Good night people
I officially dislike Aperture with a passion. “All photographs imported” you say, you LIE!! Now I have lost a ton of memories as well as a major part of my “Minor Project” for my Design Technology course thanks to “professional” photography software. I am not pleased. I wonder if anyone else has suffered this? The worst thing is that I do not recall all the photographs that I have on my camera, so I dont know which priceless moments I have lost.
On top of that I have to redo a whole afternoons work of miniature photography, which is going to be a big pain in the backside since all my lighting is DIY, consisting of bedtablelamps diffused by normal print paper, so the results are highly varied from shoot to shoot so I dont know if I will ever get as good photos as I did tonight. This is the last time I trusted Aperture with my photographs, back to iPhoto and Photoshop it is!
Faith in celebrities restored. Apparently at least one of them is human, truly an breathtaking individual.
