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Exterior shot 2 of 2 of previously posted interior photo from an abandoned, early 1900's house. This was taken at a previous visit. Somewhat challenging light (for me at least).
Sous les pins cembro,
L’âme glisse sur la neige,
Silence des cieux.
Beneath Swiss pines,
The soul drifts upon the snow,
Heaven’s quiet gaze.
Pic by Tonic
It must have been cold there in my shadow,
to never have sunlight on your face.
You were content to let me shine, that's your way.
You always walked a step behind.
So I was the one with all the glory,
while you were the one with all the strength.
A beautiful face without a name for so long.
A beautiful smile to hide the pain.
Did you ever know that you're my hero,
and everything I would like to be?
I can fly higher than an eagle,
'cause you are the wind beneath my wings.
It might have appeared to go unnoticed,
but I've got it all here in my heart.
I want you to know I know the truth, of course I know it.
I would be nothing without you.
Did you ever know that you're my hero?
You're everything I wish I could be.
I could fly higher than an eagle,
'cause you are the wind beneath my wings.
Dirk Braeckman (born in 1958 and closely associated with Ghent) felt that painting was not for him. Just as Odysseus was lured to the rocks by the song of the Sirens, an inner voice lured him to the darkroom of photography. To the magician's chamber that Dutch enthusiasts abbreviate to 'doka'. He felt at home there. Classical rules about tonal value, focus and composition were soon thrown overboard. He started painting with lamps and chemicals, in an increasingly larger format.
With him, every print has a life of its own. In the Kunstmuseum, five photos of the sea hang next to each other. All made from the same negative and yet the differences are enormous. "In my armchair, I often think about art and philosophy, but in the darkroom, I act impulsively," says Braeckman. "I want to surprise myself. Time and again. That is possible with this profession."
What drives a person? Dirk Braeckman does not want to know when he works, but he too must have core images from his youth that do not let him go. He tells us hesitantly about his father. “Unlike me, he was very sporty. He liked to dive deep into the sea. As a child, I often went with him. I would sit on the shore for hours waiting. Or worse, on a boat far out at sea. He didn’t notice it, but I never knew when he would surface again.”
(part of my review in Den Haag Centraal, October 31, 2024)
Eastern Sierra, California
Grasses, sagebrush, and young conifers are among the plants growing beneath this stand of aspens.
A typical morning view from the balcony of our timeshare in St. Maarten. I just bought plane tickets for March, so I'm ready to go. lol
On the other hand, the 1st of March is great time to go. You've typically had enough of winter and when you get back- it's almost over.
A very old boat at the Lady Denman Heritage Complex, Huskisson
52 in 2015. #12--Rusty.
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #50" "Weathered" "Texture Tuesday"
a priest sits alone in the penumbra of basilica di san crisogono, his gaze caught between silence and something unseen above. light slips across his robe like a passing thought, revealing the wear of years and the weight of belief. within these centuries-old walls, shadows speak gently, and faith feels carved into stone.
No one tried to save this, the sun's burnt out.
Darkness is beginning, the sun's burnt out.
No more beautiful, no more life.
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It was such a cold day! This photo was taken towards the end of our mini shoot, and me and Ciera were turning blue from the cold. This was probably one of the last good shots we got, the rest are of us running around trying to keep warm!
Lara Jade's actions (once again) and a few of my own techniques.
A shot from this morning sunrise down at Seahams Chemical beach . I'm trying to play catch up at the minute been to busy with the kids lately, Thanks for looking
A small series of photos from recent trips out to photograph the local butterflies.
I have become obsessed with trying to find and photograph these delicate little creatures. I love finding them hidden amongst the foliage and how so many photographs can be taken so close to home in such a small area.
Captured in: North Topsail Beach, NC.
What lies beneath the SeaView Fishing Pier is a reinforced network of wooden planks and supports used to hold off its ever charging adversary -- the Atlantic Ocean.
The SeaView fishing pier (unseen topside), is one of the longest piers in North Carolina. It stands an impressive 1,000 feet long, and was constructed as a sturdier replacement for Salty's Pier which was destroyed in 1996 by Hurricane Fran.
The pier offers visitors the opportunity to fish for king mackerel, flounder, blues, and Spanish mackerel in the surrounding waters, and is a landmark along North Topsail Beach.
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"What Lies Beneath" is an HDR image constructed from 3 bracketed shots - 2 stop differential between each image.
Image processed w/ ACR, Photomatix, and finished in Photoshop (includes the use of Topaz Labs plugins -- Denoise, Clean, Adjust, Clarity, and Detail).
Born in the silence of the south Baffin tundra,
the creek threads its way for hundreds of kilometers,
seeking the wide embrace of Frobisher Bay.
Now winter holds it fast in a frozen grip,
its voice muted beneath ice and snow—
until June returns,
and the thaw releases its song once more.
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Sea monster? No, just a leaf!
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Something quite different for me - Near the mouth of the harbor I watched this Common Loon diving for a meal. I was able to capture him underwater when he took a dive into a shallow wave.
I couldn't leave here without giving you a close look at that lovely tree :-) My Facebook
Did you ever know that you're my hero?
And everything I would like to be
I can fly higher than an eagle
For you are the wind beneath my wings...
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We hooked up the land yacht to the beast last week and escaped to the ocean for some much needed boondocking...NO electricity - YEAHHHHH...
Doran Beach
Bodega Bay, Ca.
Becky was such a trooper standing in the cold water. Thankfully her toes didn't fall off haha. I always appreciate a model who is up for slightly uncomfortable situations. I only ask if I think it'll be worth it. I think it was in this case :)
This is the last photo I'll be sharing from this shoot on flickr. I will however, be sharing a blog post with the rest of the photographs over on my blog over the next month or so. The best place to see when that's up is firstly, by following my blog, but secondly, over on my Facebook Page. Make sure you're following me over there too. All the links to my social media are down below as always! Hope you're all well. I've just come back from a lovely weekend away and look forward to sharing new work over the next week :)
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Carrasqueira, tantas veces soñada como destino fotográfico...por fín pudimos visitarla tras tantas semanas de espera, y hay que ver que mal nos trató climatológicamente hablando.Vaya, dos días, los dos lloviendo y con un viento de aupa, aquello temblaba como gelatina.No os dejeis llevar a engaño, en esta sesión !!! también llovió ¡¡¡, pero el viento que comenzó a soplar fuertemente limpió el cielo de tal forma que nos quedamos sin nubes, está claro que nunca llueve a gusto de todos.La localización me defraudó un poco, todo hay que decirlo, me lo esperaba más grande, tan grande como mis sueños habián construido, y la verdad es que es muy pequeño y con unas posibilidades compositivas bastante limitadas.Aquí os dejo mi visión del lugar, con esa luz cálida de atardecer que tanto me gusta captar, espero que os guste....
-TÉCNICA: Creo que nunca he cambiado tanto de focal, de filtros, de lugar en una sesión, al final focal corta, ND 400 de Kenko (resta 8 pasos de luz) y el degradado inverso de dos pasos de Hi Tech.Técnicamente no tenía mucha complicación, con el sol lateral trasero la luz es fácil de controlar.
Los datos exif los podreis encontrar en la WEB.
Como sois muchos los que me habeis preguntado cómo encontrar los datos Exif en la WEB sólo comentaros que colocando el ratón sobre la foto (dentro de la galería de NEWS os aparecerá el botón de INFO , clicais y listo.
-COMPOSICIÓN: Una vertical para aislar este palafito que desde luego estéticamente es el más atractivo.Tenía la duda de si el palo en la parte baja derecha podía molestar visualmente , pero lo he clonado y comprobado que sin el esa parte de la imagen queda algo vacía visualmente.El motivo de cortarlo es que con el viento que haciá era imposible que no saliera movido en la imagen, sobretodo en su extremo más alejado, donde el movimiento era más acusado. No se que opinais....
-EDICIÓN: En el DPP Balance de Blancos,contraste con curvas, bajar un punto los rojos.En PS contraste por zonas y ligero enfoque para la WEB.
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