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a life is not a flat plane. it is a steep and unforgiving gradient. a hard line drawn between the shadow of the past and the bright, unknown summit. there are no spectators. there is only the rough texture of the concrete and the solitary rhythm of the climb. the destination is not the point. the upward movement is everything.
a welcoming gradient is a photograph I took late at night while on the road. this was created in-camera with minor exposure tweaks in post processing.
Thanks for viewing and your comments are always inspiring.
Powering up the gradient on a dull, overcast day in the Hope Valley, is Stanier rebuilt 'Royal Scot' 4-6-0 no.46100 'Royal Scot’ with the Saphos Trains Wolverhampton-York "White Rose" tour.
Five colour blocks: blue 48-64, green 96-120, orange 136-151, yellow 80% 196-226 and red 164-180, by brightness levels, laid over a rectangle of freeform gradients as shown in Freeform Gradients.
Thames Embankment, London, opposite Charing Cross Station.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished shot from June 2017.
While I am not out on the street, thankfully, I am now officially homeless and am on the list for emergency temporary accommodation. I may find myself in a place without Internet access and could be in that position for 6-8 months or more.
Also realising just how small one bedroom apartments are means that in the next 4 weeks I have to streamline my life like never before. I will have to get rid so much of my life I fear there will be nothing left to hang on to. I know that possessions are ultimately unimportant, they are a part of our own personal stories and I am not ready to rid myself of so much of them. I have little choice.
In the 'temporary' accommodation I could also end up in the middle of nowhere. Isolated. I cannot express how terrifying this all is while suffering from C-PTSD where comfort, continuity and safety are paramount. It is taking almost all of my effort to remain in a position to be able to do even simple things.
I know that you must all be sick of hearing negative things from me. It helps me to write out and share these things and please know that when, or if, positive things happen, I will share those with fervour.
I thank you for all of your support. Every little helps. Take care.
I share today this photograph of my last trip to the south of Portugal. More specifically in Lagos.
I really wanted to get to know this area, so the ten-hour drive and get up early the next morning at 5 am was really worth it, since I was in one of my most dreamed coast locations to explore and the light that there was that dawn was perfect at the time of creating this photograph.
Regarding the technical part, it is a 30 second long exposure using the combination of a four-step Formatt Hitech Filters ND filter and a soft three-step gradient ND.
I hope you like it. And I would love to know in your comments what you think about this location.
Have a nice Wednesday. ;)
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After a Heavy Downpour Erode WDM-3D 14144 in Short Hood Forward Chugging hard as it climbs a gradient with 19259 Kochuveli-Bhavnagar Express Rushing through the Countryside
A last minute change in the running season saw the movement of 'The Jacobite' stock pushed forward a week, and how lucky that turned out to be.
Glorious sunshine on the top of the moors, Riley 5's No. 44871 and 45407 storm up the remaining gradient towards the summit at Corrour.
....gradient experiment with a previous work....
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