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I processed this image a couple of days ago and have been sitting on it since. I had/have things I wanted to say with it, thoughts and emotions to translate into words to accompany caught light. But I cannot quite seem to make them make sense. Normally I am good at expressing myself through writing, I have had practice at it. But sometimes I cannot penetrate the fog or the depths or the shadows or bridge the gaps between one disparate notion and another. Sometimes this bothers me, sometimes it fascinates me. Sometimes it makes me feel like I did here, at the edge of the ocean, for I cannot make sense of its depths or its mysteries either. I know what I know, and sometimes I learn a bit more, but generally it remains largely indescribable.
Alien: Isolation
Free Cam/ Custom FOV/ Remove HUD/ Custom DOF/ Freeze Actors via Cheat Engine
With this capture I tried to have the waterfall be the only thing that is visible and in focus, creating an isolated effect.
Like multitudes of my fellow voluntary shut-ins, I have been finding alternative projects to use my time. Locked in an apartment makes me yearn for a return to the days of having a garden in which I could mow lawns and weed vegetable beds (incurring insect bites and sunburn!). Today I have re-edited an old jpg in two styles, using Luminar 4. One uses sky replacement and the other has a texture overlay and some little additions via sky augmentation.
Busselton Jetty is a well known landmark of Western Australia's Margaret River region. Stretching 1841 metres out into Geographe Bay, it is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere.
An old picture from last year.
Model: Janine
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Our plan to get high was thwarted by clag so this is a series of images from a bimble around Hodge Close, an old slate quarry (still in use) in the Lake District and the surrounding area.
Ulm is very foggy once in a while and it can be very dense. I think it's geographic thing.
It was a foggy day and I took camera with me to the universiy. So I stopped a little bit and did some photos.
The field is between where I live and the university. Imagine working late and come back at night. You can experience the feeling of being alone in the radius of around 200m or more. pretty cool.
The framing is done in the style of Slot666. A contact of mine who I really admire his works. You can see it here www.flickr.com/photos/slot666/
Landscape is something I really have not much clue and I have to say that his work is quite inspiring to me.
This is a very cool thing about flickr. I have learnt so much from going through people's photostreams
Series: Sojourn (2/12)
Walking around Tavertet just at dawn, when everyone is still in bed, makes you feel really lonely. You are surrounded by old and cold stones in buildings, roads… meant to be used by people, but there is no one around to use them. Only you. The birds singing and the cool breeze hitting your ears are the only sounds that reach you from time to time. The rest is just silence, emptiness, void. (Continue reading)
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After getting home after a long day at work, the weather conditions were horrible. However I decided to grab the camera, get back on the bike and head to a place I've tried so many times in the past to photograph and yet I could never get a composition I liked. The snow, mist and clouds resulted in a simple composition. One lonely tree, in the distance a small bunch of trees and nothing else.
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This is from the Isle of Skye and involved a fair bit of work...not sure if it works and may be gone by the morning but I like the cottage isolated in the middle of the shot!
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