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sunday morning on my way to the first Flickr friends meeting in 2018, this day startet in gold and ended in diamonds after hours of taking photos together in a group of 10 Flickr friends
A slice of the Infinity bridge in Stockton-on-Tees, the boxing day night was still and frosty with nothing but a passing duck to disturb the perfect reflections.
(Yes, that reflection is genuine..)
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The Infinity Bridge is a public pedestrian and cycle footbridge across the River Tees in the borough of Stockton-on-Tees in the north-east of England.
“Nunca midas la altura de una montaña hasta que no hayas llegado a la cumbre. Entonces verás que no era tan alta como pensabas.”
John Lubbock
Guru Josh [Infinity]
I read some time ago "Zen Photography", the digital book from the photographer Eric Kim.
Since I readed it, there is a sentence that I always have in mind then when I make a selection to be edited and released after take a photogtaph. This is the sentence:
"... as a practical tip, let your photos sit and “marinate” for a long time, before sharing them. If you are unsure about your photos, wait a week, a month, or sometimes even a year before sharing them. The longer I usually let my photos sit, the more clarity I gain. Certain photos get better over time, and certain photos get worse over time... "
For me this is absolutely true. This photography is a good example of this principle because I thought that the original shoot wasn't good enough to be released so I waited patiently for a long time.
I have been tented to released it in many times with different kinds of edition but its been right now when I had clear how take the image a little further. I suddently tought that the original image will look better adding a symmetry of it like the reflection in a mirror surface and this was the editing I finally did.
Really feels good the waiting ;)
"L’orizzonte è la linea che sottolinea l’infinito."
"The horizon is the line that emphasizes the infinity."
VICTOR HUGO
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