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Spinning up the whisk of mega sparkages to a high rpm we let the sparks fly like a volcano erupting its hot lava everywhere.
Halfway through the wool spin a car pulled up right behind me and I heard some people get out.
That upped the excitement levels somewhat as I was unable to stop or run or even turn around to see who had arrived.
I just sent a silent prayer to the god of urbex that it was more friends coming to creative fire party
SQL ,often referred to as Structured Query Language, is a database computer language designed for managing data in relational database management systems (RDBMS), and originally based upon relational algebra and calculus. Its scope includes data insert, query, update and delete, schema creation and modification, and data access control. SQL was one of the first commercial languages for Edgar F. Codd's relational model, as described in his influential 1970 paper, "A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks".Despite not adhering to the relational model as described by Codd, it became the most widely used database language.
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I woke up Friday morning and saw Emma Watson’s post about her book club going public.
Once she announced the title of the first book, I immediately went out to buy it, same day.
So here it is. Not only that i’m driven by it, I also see myself growing more inspiration through it.
It is crazy how you can get that from practically everywhere.
Sometimes it’s not about you finding inspiration, but more about the journey that took you there.
And let’s be honest; usually, you don’t find. It finds you.
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Created using 4 photos and some different layers and backdrops blended. Used fx to create the varying bw effects top and bottom and topaz to get the final depth of sepia
The weather was not so helpful for landscape photography the last days here in the Netherlands. A lot of rainy days and overcast skies. As I didn't want to go far away but I still wanted to be productive I searched for locations nearby. While searching the web I discovered the Dutch professional photographer Lars van der Goor. He inspired me very much. He photographs a lot of forest scenes in beautiful light which he processes in a very moody, artistic way . Here's the link to his website: www.larsvandegoor.. Take the effort to explore his website, his work is really extraordinary.
Now I happen to live in a quiet place with quite a big forest just a few minutes away from home. Usually I don't visit the forest in the summer but only in autumn for the stunning autumn colors. But after seeing a few beautiful pictures of a summer forest I decided to give it a go. Because the sunrises and sunsets were clouded I went during the day at the moments that it didn't rain. To photograph under these circumstances (cloudy) the normal shots of the forest were not special enough in my opinion. I remembered some of the experimental and creative ways one can use his equipment to create different photos. Especially moving the camera while pressing the release button and zoombursts. It is very trial and error, lots of clicks for a succescul photo.
For this photo I choose to put a big tree at the foreground and after multiple tries I got this result which I find satisfying enough for these dreadful days. It might be a little bit over the top for some people but I quite like it as an occasional addition to my portfolio.
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