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6 miles from the West End and City - Hampstead Heath offers Londoners a glimpse of a less hectic life.
I took this image in a remote slot canyon near Kanab (no, it's not Peekaboo). I got to this spot right as a small light beam hit the wall just around the bend and reflected some gorgeous light onto the back wall. The effect only lasted a couple minutes. I found this canyon to be quite photogenic and it's a place we can take photo tours out to! The best part is you have this canyon all to yourself, unlike the more popular non-technical canyons in the area.
Inner peace begins the moment you choose not to allow another person or event to control your emotions.
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Texture by Lenabem-Anna J
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Dear Inner Child
You were the strongest little fighter that carried me here
And I know that you're tired from surviving in fear
So lay down, close your eyes
Cause now I got us for the rest of our life
One single long exposure. No photoedition : straight out of the camera except for contrast/crop.
I've tried a mix between Jelle Schuurmans's technique and Rom Lightpainting's technique.
A tutorial is available : lightpaintingblog.com/the-singularity-effect-tutorial/
I photographed the interior of one of my ceramic glazed serving dishes for an abstract assignment. This didn't make the cut for the assignment as it was too large, but I loved this section of the bowl that was so magical. It reminded me of something that could be photographed by the Hubble satellite.
"In Wildness is Preservation of the World" Henry David Thoreau
Today I am sharing some beautiful reflective beauty from my hike yesterday in the Henry M Jackson Wilderness Area.
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The Inner - Maria de Alvear
"There's always a
place to be.
Can you find it?
Do you recognize it?
Can you touch it?
Can you feel it?
Can you put
words to it?
Can you speak of it?
What is it?"
www.twitter.com/ecstaticist/ <-- I tweet when I post on flickr.
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Tiny flower known as Chicory. I have been chasing macros of this flower for many years. I find it to be unique, similar only to the Himalayan Blue Poppy, yet only one fifth its size. This scene is approx 4:1 macro. The area visible is less than one inch across. Most would walk past it without noticing, but it has a fascinating history.
The Blue Flower (German: Blaue Blume) is a central symbol of Romanticism. It stands for desire, love, and the metaphysical striving for the infinite and unreachable.
Took this picture on a recent trip to Victoria, Canada. It is a section of the inner harbour with the Empress Hotel in the background. They were doing some restoration work on the Empress Hotel so you will notice some scaffolding on the right side of the picture...Drats!
Note: The whale in the foreground is made out of Tiffany glass.
"Notre culture a fait une vertu de ne vivre que comme des extravertis. Nous avons découragé le voyage intérieur, la quête d'un centre. Nous avons ainsi perdu notre centre et devons le retrouver."
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"Our culture made a virtue of living only as extroverts. We discouraged the inner journey, the quest for a center. So we lost our center and have to find it again."
Cit. Anaïs Nin
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Helios 44-2 58/2 (1974) + Fujifilm X-T30 + Fotodiox M42 mount adapter
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this was a spur of the moment early morning desire to take a self-portrait and i still am surprise how my emotions can dictate the final output of an image. for someone who is not satisfied with her work 90% of the time, i think it is a first that i can truly say i'm proud of myself as it turned out the same way that i imagined it to be.
inspired by the ever amazing Rosie Hardy and Karrah Kobus .
credits
stocks: underwater partition , water splash
texture: les brumes
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The inner-life of a keyhole that is broken out from an old wooden cupboard, still needs fixing (first I have to somehow connect to the door, not sure if I will do that with nails. This is how it came, there is a key and a hole in the door and the door can be pushed close, yet not be locked so this is another of my projects. The pin is part of the mechanism, not part of a key - the key itself has the matching hole for the pin. I think the cupboard (and this hole) is approx 100 years old.