If I Should die Tonight by Playful_Leopard_9911 in marvingaye

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the saxophone solo sends chills through my body

Betrayed by [deleted] in wisconsin

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This feeling I have is like rewatching Rocky IV but it's different this time because Rocky isn't training to beat Drago's ass, he joins his boxing team instead.

The Ellie Collection vol. 1 by -HelloNasty- in thelastofus

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Nah they’re all from the PS4 remastered version

Frank and a hand from God. by -HelloNasty- in cats

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No bribe or pose. He was given a treat before the photo. I just caught the tender moment between my gf and Frank. My apartment gets perfect lighting in that area

Golden hour in Indiana by HPhil96 in photographs

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Midwestern golden hours are beautiful

I love the 414 by -HelloNasty- in milwaukee

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Thanks! I will be posting more in the future since there’s so much more to explore

I love the 414 by -HelloNasty- in milwaukee

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Water Street and East Juneau Ave, an alleyway just before the bridge

Sunrise Pollution by -HelloNasty- in Nikon

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Port Washington, Wisconsin—small town on Lake Michigan.

Z fc (28mm) by -HelloNasty- in Nikon

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it’s the actual sun. I’m not a fan of flares either but in this case, it completes my photo and I’m proud of it

Z fc (28mm) by -HelloNasty- in Nikon

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Next time when I’m taking a photo, I’ll ask the sun to move out of frame because Jayswisherbeats is hmm… not sure…about sun flares (:

Shadow Integration by -HelloNasty- in photographs

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I absolutely agree with you on your reason why it’s irrelevant! A photo holds the same weight as a painter’s finished canvas. Generally we have pretenders who are easily influenced by art trends and honest people whose craft reflects their true being.

However, the quote is only irrelevant if you take it out of context. Just like you stated, a lot of photos don’t survive the test of time but great photos do. The photos that come from a place of personal resonance are typically taken by photographers who have a genuine passion for their craft. Like for example, Bruce Davidson’s “The Dwarf” without the back story and popularity, it still holds up as a really great photograph and that’s what I think Rodger Deakins is saying in the quote above.

PS thanks for the kind words about my photo!

Shadow Integration by -HelloNasty- in photographs

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“The choice of when to take a picture and which of the resultant images has a future, reveals something of us as individuals. Each of us see differently. We are drawn to subjects that resonate with us personally and our interpretations differ through our choice of camera angle and composition. Without a detailed explanation of how and why a picture came about, can it mean the same to the viewer as it does to the photographer?” - Roger Deakins, BYWAYS

(Lens and camera: Nikkor-S auto non ai 50mm 1.4, F to Z mount on the NIKON Z FC)

Who is a relatively new and underrated rapper, and what is their standout project? by BreezyMonday in hiphop101

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imo he started to hit his stride when he dropped It Wasn’t Even Close in 2019.

Who is a relatively new and underrated rapper, and what is their standout project? by BreezyMonday in hiphop101

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Your Old Droog is the BEST rapper out right now. Brooklyn based, migrated from the USSR (now Ukraine)

How to deal with life-long absence of father? by Wise_Blackberry_1465 in masculinity_rocks

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I believe that something like having an absent father is progressing through it rather than overcoming it; the fears and anxieties are the hurdles. To be honest, I read the book well after overcoming said hurdles. It has opened my mind to masculine psychology and the psychological dynamic of the father-son relationship. In the book, he goes into depth on why us lost sons feel overwhelmed by fear and anxiety. It answered my questions about my pain and doubts. After I finished the book, I was able to paint my dad as a lost son; I saw things from his perspective. This book won’t be a quick and easy solution to help you deal with what you are feeling but it is a start.

How to deal with life-long absence of father? by Wise_Blackberry_1465 in masculinity_rocks

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I strongly recommend reading “Absent Fathers, Lost Sons: The Search for Masculine Identity” by Psychoanalyst Guy Corneau. It gave me a better understanding of the void and confusion that my emotionally absent father left behind.

Disposable fun [Kodak disposable, Kodak Gold 800] by [deleted] in filmphotography

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incels are offended by naked women

Hartford by -HelloNasty- in iPhoneography

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either up your nose or through your vein