Fine Art Photograpy by SeentoScene

Fine Art Photography of New York City by Seentoscene

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About

 Seentoscene is Noha Mishriky, a New Yorker who has a passion for photography.

“My mission is to capture a part of something ordinary in an extraordinary city and use it to create a singular vision using color, light and icons that impact the visual and emotional senses of the viewer.”
Print sets are reduced in price...enjoy.
Prints are mailed in cello bags and bend proof mailers to ensure your new prints arrive to you in top condition.

A New York Story ---

"On Broadway in Manhattan one quiet Sunday morning, an older man and I crossed paths. I was taking a photo of a diner window when he stopped to ask me why. Why would I be taking photos of things so ordinary ... so everyday instead of the great historic monuments around The City?
As I tried to humor the man while simultaneously resuming my photography, I smiled to myself. I have lived in Manhattan for over twenty years. In my experience, there is little that is "everyday" in New York City. Things change minute to minute ... transportation routes get switched around, buildings get leveled to be built anew, and so on.
So as I photograph what seems ordinary at the moment, I realize the familiar icons of the present may be the relics of tomorrow.
Thank you so much old man for stopping to chat."

Special Thanks to Noha for allowing me to share these photos with you!

Don't forget to stop by SeentoScene on Etsy:
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Photo. Lyrics. Critter. (part 54)

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"Across the Sea"

You are 18 year old girl who live in small city in Japan.
You heard me,
on the radio.
About one year ago and you wanted to know,
all about me,
and my hobbies.
My favorite food and my birthday
Why are you so far away from me?
I need help and you're way across the sea
I could never touch you - I think it would be wrong
I've got your letter
you've got my song

They don't make stationery like this where I'm from - so fragile, so refined
So I sniff
and I lick
your envelope and fall to little pieces every time
I wonder what clothes you wear to school
I wonder how you decorate your room
I wonder how you touch yourself and curse myself for being across the sea

Why are you so far away from me?
I need help and you're way across the sea
I could never touch you - I think it would be wrong
I've got your letter
you've got my song

At 10 I shaved my head and tried to be a monk
I thought the older women would like me if i did
You see mom, I'm a good little boy
It's all your fault, momma.
It's all your fault

Goddamn, this business is really lame
I gotta live on an island to find the juice
So you send me your love
from all around the world
As if I could live on words and dreams and a million screams
oh, how I need a hand in mine to feel.

Why are you so far away from me?
Why are you so far away from me?
I could never touch you - I think it would be wrong
I've got your letter
you've got my song
I've got your letter
you've got my song

-weeeeeeeezer

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Fine art photography by Irene Suchocki. Eye Poetry Photography Italy

One of my favorite Etsy photographer's is Irene Suchocki.  Her shop is called Eye Poetry Photography.

I choose to share with you some of Irene's travel photography of Italy.  Here is a little bit about Irene as well as some links for you to explore.

"In my photography I combine my love of travel and place with a dream-like aesthetic to create visual poems that evoke a sense of magic, delight, nostalgia and romance. I love to photograph iconic places such as Paris, New York, and Venice in a way that gives the sense of having tumbled through a secret doorway into a previously unseen world. When I am not traveling, I turn to nature for inspiration and for subject matter, with a particular fondness for trees and coastal landscapes."

Eye Poetry Photography on Etsy:

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Eye Poetry Photography on Etsy:

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*Special Thanks to Eye Poetry!*

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San Diego Photography by Lacey Grieser

Can you believe it is Sunday already?  Well just barely I suppose but still, it is Sunday.  We are into day 2 of a week long travel photography theme.  Yesterday it was London and today we are in festive Old Town San Diego.  The beautiful photos below are brought to by San Diego based photographer Lacey Ann Grieser.  I especially love how she took her stunning photos and put them into her jewelry.  Enjoy!

Lacy Ann Photography on Etsy:

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Don't forget to "like" Lacey Ann over on  Facebook:

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*Thank you Lacey for letting me share your photography on my blog!*

"Hi there, I am a true San Diego, CA girI who wants to share the beauty of the world with all thru my photos. Much of my photography is reproduction of traditionally printed dark room prints taken with 35mm film. All my jewelry is handmade by me. My work captures a special moment in time...a moment of stillness and serenity. Thanks for stopping by my shop. Enjoy :)"

London Photography by Keri Bevan on Etsy

Happy Saturday! I hope that your weekend is off to a good start. What I am going to be doing for the next week is featuring travel photography of various cities from all over the world. Today we are in London, England and I am particularly eager to be sharing with you some fine art by English photographer Keri Bevan. She was kind enough to allow me to feature her work, so make sure to show her some love by visiting her shop and her blog. You can find the links below along with a copy of Keri's Etsy profile.  Cheers!

Keri's Etsy Shop:

http://www.etsy.com/shop/keribevan

Keri's Blog:

http://keribevan.blogspot.com

"Hello! I am a UK based fine art photographer. My first camera was a Kodak Instamatic Flashcube camera. By the time I was a teenager I was turning the family bathroom into a darkroom with my vintage film developing equipment. These days I love to evoke a mood of mystery, nostalgia and whimsy through the art of digital photography. I enjoy experimenting with various techniques such as TTV to create photographs that have a dream-like, ethereal quality.

I am lucky to say that my photographs have found their way into magazines and publications around the world, and have even won a few competitions. Mostly I feel lucky for having the opportunity to do what I love most, and for having the opportunity to share that with you.

My newest Etsy shop featuring photographs of London: http://www.etsy.com/shop/Londonletterbox

You can find me on my website at: http://www.keribevan.com
Follow me on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/keribevan
My photo blog: http://www.keribevan.tumblr.com"

*Special THANKS to Keri Bevan for being awesome!*

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Y is For Yellow

If you woke up this morning and were wondering how to say "yellow" in Finnish it might be your lucky day.  :)

Finnish: kelta-, keltainen 

French: jaune 

German: gelb
Greek: kitrino
Spanish: Amarillo

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I Love Michigan (with all my heart)

"Come back to me"

 -Elise McKenna in "Somewhere in Time"

Hello and good morning!  Anyone who knows me knows how much I love the beautiful state of Michigan.  How on earth did my family end up here?  Well to make a long story as short as possible...it goes like this- after WWII my grandpa (born in Missouri) went from being in The Navy to The Coast Guard and was stationed in the city of Sault Ste. Marie in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.  While stationed in Sault Ste. Marie he was asked to stand up as the best man in a wedding for one of his shipmates and he ended up falling for the bride's maid of honor...my beautiful grandma.  He swears that he knew the moment he met her that he would marry her someday. However it wasn't easy for him to get a date with her. She was a spunky and independent women who refused to go out with a "sailor".  After much persistence she agreed to go out just one time with my grandpa under a single condition- that he leave her alone for the rest of his life.  That date lasted over 50 years.  His career as an officer in The Coast Guard would take them all over the world.  Before my mom was even 5 years old she had traveled through 47 of the 50 states.  When the time came to put down some roots for the family my grandparents choose to come back to Michigan.  With my grandpa's military career they were well traveled and had actually spent more time as a married couple living in Hawaii than anywhere else. What is most beautiful to me about all of this is the fact that they could have lived anywhere but they choose Michigan.  They could have taken their 3 little children anywhere and though I have not been all the places they were...I still get it.  I live in the Lower Peninsula of Michigan as I have for most of my life and I'm happy to be here.

"I have a question for you, sir. Is time travel possible?"

 -Richard Collier in "Somewhere in Time"

Grand Hotel Mackinac Island 1947 As Photographed by William Massengill, USCG

Pretty Sunday.

I <3 Lucy Snow Photography.  I really love the country road pieces, they remind me of some of my grandfather's work.

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