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The opening of the "Diverse Perspectives" photographic exhibition happened at the Central Bank Cultural building in Rio de Janeiro. See my pictures below.
Aconteceu no Espaço Cultural do Banco Central no Rio de Janeiro, nesta terça feira dia 06 corrente a Exposição com título "Diversidade de Olhares"
The constantly and rapidly changing weather is a feature of life at an altitude of over 2000m on the edge of the Himalaya. After a sunny afternoon yet another thunder storm passed overhead on this night. These storms are a regular occurrence in this part of the Dhauladhar Range.
This was shot from the balcony of my guesthouse room in the small town of Bhagsu Nag, just behind Mcleodganj.
I've been busy repainting the inside of my favourite cave at Maori Bay recently. Hope you like what I've done with the place! Single exposure, painted with a 'special' torch. (No photoshop)
surreal [Kodak Cresta modified with flipped lens / double exposure / Ilford HP5+ / Adonal stand dev / May 2020]
Manarola, one of the towns of cinque terre . late blue hour with my camera wedged under the guaed rail for the LE . Such a beautiful location in Italy
Algar waterfalls,Located at 3 km from Callosa d'en Sarrià, just 15 km from Benidorm, The Algar Waterfalls are one of the touristic resources of the Costa Blanca.
As it is such an awful day today I am stuck indoors go going through my archives and came across this long exposure shot taken at Laugharne. Not sure I would be able to stand up there today with the storm raging!
Taken in February this year in Down Under, just about three hundred meters from a breathtaking campground in a protected nature reserve. The tripod is set up, the filter carefully screwed on, and a long-exposure shot captures the scene in soft, ethereal light. Standing there all alone, soaking in the serenity of this special place, is one of those moments you remember fondly — the kind you long to return to.