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Teanaway Valley, December 2015 (barely)

“Las escaleras se suben de frente, pues hacia atrás o de costado resultan particularmente incómodas” afirma Julio Cortázar en su cuento ‘Instrucciones para subir una escalera’ de 1962. Al igual que el reconocido autor en su cuento, el artista Leandro Erlich quiso transformar el uso convencional de la escalera y se propuso cambiar el punto de vista.

¿Cómo? A través de la obra “Escalera Horizontal” que es una respuesta irónica a la idea de ascender o descender porque no sube ni baja. El proyecto, además, planteó un nuevo desafío: la incorporación de un aspecto mecánico que mantiene a la obra en continuo movimiento.

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A horizontal composition of the Sydney Opera House. There are so many fab photos of this iconic building, so I was again trying to capture it in a different way, focusing on the roof structure.

Umbilicus horizontalis grows on a basalt wall along the road to Gruta das Torres on the Island of Pico in the Azores. Called Nombril de Vénus in the Azores this plant is native to the Islands.

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Trackside View

Wichita Falls, TX

Last winter this girl came to relax at the edge of the woods. She looked so at ease since the bucks had stopped chasing her around.

Trivago Campus,

Düsseldorf

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Luftbild von winterlicher Landschaftsarchitektur an der Dieselstraße in Unterföhring

This is the third and last shot from a day spent looking for reflections --

114 pictures in 2014

#76 horizontal

Silo 134- See Silo Album

This sky was a gift. I waited a while for the ripples. And the little structure on the horizon is apparently an artificial nesting home for migrating kittiwakes!

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Details of an old red painted window shutter.

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Sony a7rII + Tamron SP 70-300 F4-5.6 Di USD + LA-EA3

Hasselblad 500c/m

Sonnar 150mm f/4.0

ND-10

Ilford HP5

Rodinal 1:50

Two bicycles on the Pier - Cadzand, The Netherlands

deluge in the afternoon

Berlin-Buch

Ilford FP4+@200 ISO / Adox HC-110, B, 12 min, 20°C

Mamiya NC1000s / Sekor 2.8/28mm

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I shot this image at Pukerua Bay in Wellington, New Zealand. It's a location I've been wanting to get a shot of the Milky Way sitting horizontally in the sky and nicely composed with the coastal surroundings. Finally late July 2020 around 3am, I managed to get a shot that I was happy with!