Lense is my eyes, my life & my vision. I'm Using Nikon Camera to capture all of this fotos, this time my gears they are : Nikon D60 Lens Kit 18-55 mm Lens Tele 55-200 mm VR Lens Fix 50 mm Flash + Umbrella
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Nasi Tumpeng #luthfigreen #photography #nasitumpeng #product #culinary
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Couple #luthfigreen #photography #stillife #black&white (at Arthaloka Building)
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Full moon on Aug 2014 #luthfigreen #photography #fullmoon #nikon (at Sudirman Street)
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Ini siapa lagi yang ngasih tempat buat gue jalan-jalan ? How dare you ? #ayojalanjalan #luthfigreen #mytravelista
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Separuh
Aku mempercayakan separuh hatiku kepada kamu. Jaga baik-baik. Sampai tiba waktunya aku bisa mempercayakan seluruh hatiku kepada kamu.
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Always love shadow concept
Approaching Shadow, 1954
Fan Ho

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Places
I’m always searching for your figure to appear somewhere. Even though I know you couldn’t be at such a place”
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Hungry by rennschneckchen http://ift.tt/1mIThqg
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Simple, poi, crossline

She really is a cat transformed into a woman! 👠🐾 by mihailonaca http://ift.tt/1jJMrlo
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POI nya sederhana, Mungkin Kalian tau itu dimana... Enjoy the perspective...
Have nice weekend people
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Paying Tribute to Madiba on Mandela Day
To see more tributes to activist and former South African president Nelson Mandela, explore the #MandelaDay and #Madiba hashtags.
Nelson Mandela was only 33 years old when a speech he gave incited a protest in Durban and first landed him in jail. Over the next 10 years, Mandela would be arrested three more times for his work fighting South Africa’s oppressive apartheid regime until a 1962 conviction for sedition sent him to prison for the next 27 years.
“I was hoping to capture some sense of the hardships he suffered,” retired Johannesburg math lecturer Vivien Budge (@vivbudge) says of the young Mandela portrait she painted, “the anger he must have felt at the injustices he witnessed and the relentless tenacity, determination and courage with which he fought for his beliefs.”
After his release in 1990, Mandela helped bring an end to apartheid in South Africa and became the country’s first black democratically elected President. Mandela, who died last December but would have been 96 today, continues to inspire South Africans and others around the world to this day.










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@MelodyKiqi Tau deh !
Doeloe
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