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Observing the flow. Another version inside.
Taken at the Oubangui River, Central African Republic.
I am still away. Thank you for your visits and comments while I'm absent from Flickr. I will visit your streams as soon as possible.
“To look life in the face, always, to look life in the face, and to know it for what it is...at last, to love it for what it is."
Virginia Woolf
Spain, Valencia, Plaza del Negrito, … fresh lemon picked for your Gin Tonic, the square before officially renamed was until the 1940s called Plaza de Calatrava, thus baptized after the reconquest of València, since the King "Jaume I" decided to donate it to the Order of Calatrava.
The "Cafe El Negrito", named after his location on this square is one of the Carmen's quarter most popular hangouts & during summer months, the "young" crowd regularly spill out on to the square of the same name, the atmosphere is lively & the drinks flow until early in the morning.
Café Negrito has been a benchmark for almost four decades, a highlight of classic Valencian nightlife & one of the oldest businesses in Carmen since it opened its doors in 1982. Exhibitions, musical sessions, a meeting place for both, a good coffee or a drink. This characteristic place opens until dawn every day, claiming its reputation as a 'safe value' in leisure.
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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
An extract of Victoria Creek, between Silver Cascades and Victoria Falls, Blue Mountains.
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Detail of a painting, somewhat tweaked, seen at SF MOMA. I thought was interesting how similar this image is to some abstracts that I did of water reflections. www.flickr.com/photos/booksin/50875184712/in/dateposted-p...
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Adorei essa foto ^^
Eu amo esse all Star...
mas não uso mais.. porque a sola já descolou :P
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I love this picture ^ ^
I love all the Star ...
but not use more .. because the soles off already :P
The opposite of courage is not cowardice, it is conformity. Even a dead fish can go with the flow....
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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.
Water flow is high currently in the Snake River at Idaho Falls.
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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.)
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The Teton River flows slowly through the heart of Teton Valley as seen from the Cache Bridge area.
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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.
“The only kind of universe that I can even begin to conceive is an inconceivable one.”
― Ilyas Kassam
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.