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Glad I wore shorts this day! Getting a little wet in the name of capturing good water flow :-)
Very low swell this time but an occasional set did come in.
5 stop ND and 3 stop grad ND
The only other semi-decent image I managed to capture on my washed out trip on New Years Day. I think the composition would have been better from the other bank but the flow was fast the the boulders slippy. I figured I was just carrying too much gear to take the risk! All said it isn't a bad image and will have to satisfy my upload fix today :-)
What happens on a daily basis, the natural occurrence at the beach that takes place daily. Or even life, problems come, problems go, we learn to deal with them, and then move forward. Or even breathing, laying still, hearing and feeling our breath as we inhale and exhale. The ebb and flow of life.
#123 on that thing called Explore
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Another one from Ennerdale on Sunday morning, the light was quite extreme creating an interesting effect, but I also had to grab a shot of the wier because i havent seen the water at this level for a while.
In this photograph, I wanted to capture the very essence of architectural movement. The tight framing on these black and white curves transforms the architecture into a pure abstract composition. I deliberately chose to eliminate any context to preserve only this undulating rhythm that evokes a perpetual flow. The black and white treatment amplifies the power of contrasts and emphasizes the sculptural dimension of these lines that seem to float in space. My intention was to reveal how architecture can transcend its function to become a graphic artwork where geometry and light combine in a silent dance.
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A misty morning at Somersby Falls on the central coast of NSW, Australia.
Nikon D810 & Nikkor 16-35mm, NiSi 6 stop CPL/ND filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
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Sunrise over the iconic Turimetta beach, Sydney. New rocks had been exposed from recent storms
and I liked the backflow over this one.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Breakthrough 6 Stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
Took a gamble last night and went down to the beach to do some shooting, we've been having fantastic sunsets this whole week so I expected something remotely good. Turns out it was just an average sunset (which I'm not complaining about, sunset is my favorite time of day!) with no clouds or added drama. Still it's probably best it happened that way, I was rushing to get down here and set foot on the sand just as half the sun was left on the horizon. I was the only one on this side of the beach until I rounded the corner and found 5 more people, for how hot it was inland I certainly expected it to be a lot busier! It's all a learning experience right?
As for the shot, this is a 3 shot HDR, processed with Camera Raw, CS5, and Nik Color Efex.
Please don't hesitate to tell me what you think, comments and constructive criticism are welcome and appreciated! :)
*Thanks everyone, this was explored at #6 on July 20, 2012!
Explore. February 10, 2009
When I want to unwind and tune off my worries and the world's hustle and bustle, I settle in my den and relax to Enya's Orinoco Flow
Sail away... Listen.
(Behind-the-scene: Photographed at "Hello Sushi", a Japanese resto here in Baton Rouge. This is the pink background of this image. It is a wall, I don't know of what make, but lights are projected and it changes, giving an ethereal feeling, and illusion of flow and motion. The bottom black dash is actually a portion of the bar.)
Interestingness: #47.
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Colourful sunrise over Mona Vale headland rockshelf, on the northern beaches of Sydney, Australia.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Breakthrough 6 Stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
I personally find that there are certain locations that resonate with photographic opportunities. Now obviously the reasons why are complex, they synthesise a whole host of factors and place you into a flow state of creative possibilities. The interesting thing about these places is that the resulting image is the end product, a sum of parts but should offer glimpse elements from its construction. The viewer may or may not be privilege to these factors but a good image should offer ways to welcome interpretation.
For me, a little stream nestled in beech woodland at the very bottom of a long winding country lane offers this creative stimulation, and this is the end product.
Flowism - art of dynamising letters... more coming soon
Freestyle in a f***ing hot day... great afternoon and afterparty until 4 am...
Palmira 2012