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I visited lower antelope canyon, located on Navajo land east of Page, Arizona last December. The Navajo name for Lower Antelope Canyon is Hazdistazí, which means "spiral rock arches." I visited at noon, when beams (shafts of direct sunlight radiating down from openings in the top of the canyon) can illuminate the underground canyon. "Magic hours of the day," as the tour guide explained. I was amazed by the shape and the color rendering at this spot, which remind me the texture of silk.
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I found some pictures from a shooting last year at the OMV Headquarter. So I thought I give one of them a new polish. Hope you enjoy ...
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Bumped into this photograph earlier today when I was looking for another one made at the same location. It just begged to be uploaded here. :-)
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A few of my favorite things all in one...
A fence which means it is Friday...
A faux Polaroid
And
the water of course..
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... the J.R. Tolkien reaches the harbor of Warnemünde at sunset.
die J.R. Tolkien erreicht zum Sonnenuntergang den Hafen von Warnemünde.
There is another beautiful landscape that lies beneath the surface. A landscape that has designs and hypnotic curves that go on for miles. The flow of these canyons is a work of mother nature’s art. With the right light, the spectrum of colors come to life. You get to see the color transitions from dark to light around each corner, revealing another formation, another chamber, another sculpted design.
The Bloßstock is definetly one of the most famous in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. Now it is 20 years ago since I was reaching its top. What a great memory!
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Awesome arch near the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, snapped at sunrise before anyone was around. Plus, I got a cool selfie with my tripod!
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I was really hoping for the sky to open up with wonderful colours during my sunrise shoots at Kiama earlier this year, however, it was not to be and I had a chance instead to play around with long exposures to catch some dramatic moods.
Shooting long exposures had another great benefit - I was able to look around during each shot and really feel the landscape and sea around me, learn the motion of the water and understand the nature of the waves and the incoming tide a little bit more.
That was a great experience in itself.
ISO 100 | f/11 | 180 sec | 16mm | Reverse GND Filter | 6 stop ND Filter
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Colorful facade of the optical shop in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.
Perhaps the shopkeeper likes to do something foolish seriously.
Roughly speaking, more than 3000 sunglasses are displayed for the entire facade. This strange shop has become so famous that sightseeing buses sometimes stop by.
It’s a nice question to ask why this shop has so many glasses.
Management policy of the shop is to get a large quantity of glasses from bankrupt companies, or to buy the entire inventory from other shops to sell them at a bargain price.
Now glasses are too numerous to sell, I heard that part of reading glasses are donated to the needy people around the world.
If you are interested in the location, see the google map: 35°43'32.5"N 139°42'48.1"E
Infinite Waves
We are just about a month and a half away from my Death Valley workshop where we will also be making a side trip into the Eastern Sierras for one of the days. There are still 2 spots available for anyone interested!
Ginza, Tokyo
Nov, 2013
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