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Sausalito Boat Harbor, Richardson Bay, Marin County, Northern California, USA.
I took this photo back in 2018 and I've just 'found' it on my hard drive. I can't remember what it is but it does appeal to me cropped square and set at a jaunty angle. I hope that you like it too.
Abstract. I don’t want anymore people to be exposed to any kind of rampant growing virus or bacteria. So I am starting my new science project.
Weathered Marshall Hotel, Marshall, Tomales Bay, West Marin County, Northern California, USA
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China Camp Village, San Pablo Bay, San Rafael, Marin County, Northern California, USA.
Looking up at the balconies of an apartment block in South Quay on the Isle of Dogs in London.
Architects: Skidmore Owings & Merrill
Knowing trees, I understand the meaning of patience. Knowing grass, I can appreciate persistence. -- Hal Borland
seen on a wall in downtown san jose, california
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Old pier on San Francisco Bay, Presidio Yacht Club, Fort Baker, Sausalito, Marin County, Northern California, USA
Upper Antelope Canyon, Arizona USA
I know there are a great many photos on Flickr of Antelope Canyon. It is truly spectacular, of this there is no doubt. However the crowds are such that it's hard to get a clear shot of anything unless you pay extra money for the 'Photographer's Tour' which, while certainly worth it, is still interrupted by hordes with iPhones pressing to get by you while you, with your tripod, are desperately trying to get a half decent long exposure.
The Canyon is owned and operated by the Navajo tribe.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antelope_Canyon
Shadamai has an even better collection of photos:
Nikon D810, Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8, @ 14mm f/10 4s
This was one of two A1 sized 'Fraisthorpe Beach' photos I showed in an exhibition called 'Strange Familiars' that took place in October 2021. It was held at Espacio Gallery, East London. The exhibition was originally due to take place in April 2020.
Here is an explanation behind the exhibition:
'The people we meet, the places we visit, or even a simple object we have or use can seem very familiar. But occasionally, when we are in that familiar place, or with those familiar faces or holding that familiar object we look again, and discover something new, something strange.
Twenty-two London photographers present ‘Strange Familiars’, a vibrant exhibition that perhaps catches a contemporary mood as much as it explores nuance in the everyday. With work that stretches from nature photography, street photography and portraiture to architectural studies and abstract, this compelling show presents a very diverse range of contemporary photography.'
A big thank you to krystina stimakovits for having the vision for this exhibition before lockdown hit us all.
Thanks too to Jenny Nash for curating the eventual exhibition.
This exhibition was by the Central London group of London Independent Photography ('LIP'). Here is a link to the LIP website: www.londonphotography.org.uk/upcoming/feed-3/
I took these two 'In Camera' double exposure photographs of subsided wartime concrete pillboxes on the beach at Fraisthorpe, Yorkshire, where coastal erosion remains an issue.
Photo taken December 2019. Here's the link to the first photo of this set: flic.kr/p/2i4NNxa.
Flickr viewing status changed to 'Public' on 27th December 2021.
Reflection of a nearby building in the glazed facade of an office block on The Bourse, Leeds. This is unedited except for cropping and is basically as taken.
Harbor Geometry, Sausalito, Richardson Bay, Marin County, Northern California, USA
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This is a winter telephoto (FF equivalent 292mm) taken in 4:3 format and then cropped to make a 16:9 "panorama."
It features the Swiss Alps (last layer before the sky).
To me, the result is somewhere between a landscape photo and an example of abstract reality photography.
I took the original photo back in 2007. I stumbled across it today (14 December 2020) during a browse of old winter photos, and decided to crop it and post it.
Shooting Location: The top of the Belchen (1414 m.o.m.) in Gemany's Black Forest.
In my album: Dan's Landscapes: Southwest Germany.