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6x7 Fuji Provia 100F (RDPIII) self-developed in full 6-bath process, IT8-calibrated & wet-mounted drumscan.
On the Daimonzaka Slope, overlooking the canyon containing the Nachi Falls and Shrine, there is an overlooked composition. Large stone steps through the mountainous forest.
Looking at this makes it ultimately seem ancient, one with nature if you will. There are 467 steps total from the White torii gate at the falls, to the red torii gate at the summit. I only walked down this path instead of hiking up, occasionally turning around to see if we were missing a composition. There was one with sakura and one of the shrine buildings behind it, and then this. Love how I also managed to get a sunburst through the canopy as well. I could not imagine how painful it must be to climb back up this, but it must be one of the most rewarding feelings to do so on the other hand.
In the processing phase the primary goal was to help make the stone pathway the subject. I raised the clarity on the stones and lowered it on the dirt around it, draining the saturation on the trees but keeping a green tint for the image.
I've seen stone stairways at other places like national parks here in the USA, but this was different. Those stairs are specifically fit for modern trails, these stones are bigger and take a larger step to clear. This pathway has clearly been here a long time, and I can only imagine how hard it must've been to get them here in this particular fashion.
I knew I had to do something with this leaf that I found floating in the water at a surf break in the Maldives. I quickly asked Little Steph to pose for me and blow bubbles... i've added a texture over the top and cropped it square to cut out the leg rope from the image and to focus soley upon the 3 main aspects of the image, Steph, the bubbles and the leaf.
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Inspired by the work of Katie Griesar. Check it out.
photography and procesing - Tim Lowly © 2010
A long exposure from my local area as the tide swirls around the granite rocks of this area. Actually the rocks are a mixture of granite and Gabro, used to make roads. Serpentine is found nearer the Lizard point.
I liked the calmness to this shot. A few moments peace in a hectic life is never a bad thing :) I tried a new process here, adding a B&W layer to the first colour layer as an overlay, to see if I could mute the heavily pastel colours a bit. I think it sort of works, but would love to know what you think. Thanks for looking, all comments are appreciated.
17-40mm, 10 stop ND filter, polariser.
Maitreya Mesh Body
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Backdrop - FOXCITY. Photo Booth - Ascended
Photography is all about exploration. At least, that’s what everyone tells me . . . moneymakerphotography.com/working-with-the-ideas-youve-al...
where to begin...
Ill start with this, this photo mainly represents who i want to become,and its a photo that hopefully symbolizes the coming year. This was supposed to be done around the 12 which was my birthday but oh how time flies! at least i got it done before April comes along :D
I see my birthday as my own personal new years and by my 16th birthday I hope to have truly take off, both as a person and an artist, I hope to overcome my fears (the biggest being the fear of failure) and most importantly I hope to soar towards my goals and dreams.
About the photos: Truly this photo may not be the flashiest or best photo I've made but it means so much to me i really couldn't care less. I made the wings out of some sticks, a sheet, string, and a lot of hotglue, and i constructed the cloud out of paper mache and some pillow stuffing. I got the jacket from my mom xD and I bought the hat on amazon.
So really all in all, I hope you enjoy this photo and everyone of you who follows my work keeps me going
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Ascending the glacier, while exhausting and draining, especially after our walk in to camp yesterday, took not as long as expected. Not having to rope up and set anchors and belay each other saved a huge amount of time and as we now approached the first saddle I began to imagine us making the summit.
The saddle was about the furthest we could see from down below and it was at this point that we took a left turn and entered completely unknown ground. The tracks of falling snow and ice as they rolled down the slope almost made this section look like a well trodden beach. It also signalled a steepening in the terrain!
I am pretty sure that this was on the approach to Razorback Ridge having climbed over Rocky Saddle.
The photo was taken in 2005 using a pocket Canon camera. It shows 😊
#Larapinta Trail 2005-16 – West to East: Hugh Gorge Junction to Birthday Waterhole
CNW 6925 with MTSPA sits in the siding at Pottstown Illinois as CNW 6812 leads the MAPRA charging up Pioneer Hill on the SI Line in the Spring of 1996. Copyright © Revenge Photography. All Rights Reserved.