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2011 - Grand Hyatt's Cancún ceiling. Each circle is a floor, and in the the center, a beautiful skylight.
Detail from a paper label on a wine bottle. For those of you who are curious, the source was a bottle of 2020 vintage Sauvignon Blanc from Clarksburg, California, bottle by Common Phenomena of American Canyon, California.
Taken expressly for the "Crazy Tuesday" theme of 8/23/2022: GEOMETRY.
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The conductor is spooked at the sight of me (I don't blame him) as W001 heads west into Grand Rapids.
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Our everyday "Métro, boulot, Dodo" starts here. Metro is the place of feeling alone. Montreal's metro stations were designed to be unique architectural experiences not just places of commuting. That may fill us with a strange feeling at those moments when we just missed the train and station is (almost) empty.
Ricoh GR III is equipped with a very good 18.3mm prime lens. It gives field of view almost identical to 28mm on full frame sensor. That was a field of view I am used to and I could easily see the world through this lens. I prefer making a composition with my legs and cropping, rather than by zooming.
A short star, plane and car trails shot in Mine Wash at Anza Borrego Desert State Park. I picked this spot a couple hundred feet from camp partly because of the relatively Cholla-free walk. Once it got dark, I managed to head directly straight at the few Cholla out there every time. I even picked up a couple of Cholla balls on my boots.
This is a wheel and tyre of a tractor that I came across this afternoon. It had been working within this sandy area and was parked up but I couldn't help but notice these great repeating geometric shapes on the tyre!
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Another shot from Barcelona from MACBA. All of these shots were handheld at anything from ISO1600 to ISO6400 using a Fuji XT-1 and an 18-135mm lens - which I have to say is just about the most perfect travel lens.
This shot is another exploration of shapes, light and shade.
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I'm probably going to shoot these again, and most likely pretty soon as I am pretty sure I know what i can do to improve on them in camera. These didn't take a heck of a lot of work in post, but I really only shot these as a test before tearing down from another project I was working on. I kind of love the concept now and need to give it it's due in the future.
A sad face suffering a bad hair day? The akimbo geometry of a "live oak tree" (Quercus virginiana).
St. Augustine Beach (Crescent Beach), Florida, USA.
1 September 2024.
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