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Model: Krysta Kaos MM# 1588732

Dress: American Apparel

I dug this one from the archives. Continues my Isolation theme of recent photos.

Lighting Info: 2 each Profoto Acute 2 1200s, Octobox Camera Left for Key Light, 10% Grid Camera Right for rim. LP160 Speedlight handheld for fill. All fired with iShoot wireless trigger.

Sometimes, even when you're surrounded by people, be it close ones or strangers, you can still be utterly on your own.

Alien: Isolation • Hattiwatti's Camera Tool

The old Camasunary Bothy, Isle of Skye

çà chauffe, Marcel!

Shot inside a train going to Varanasi, India

 

The slumdog kids are a reality in India.

 

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A grey day in lovely Northumberland.

 

Candid Street Photography From Newcastle Upon Tyne

Trafalgar Square, London

Sutton Park trip to the Isolation Bar

Camera: Polaroid SX-70

 

Film: Polaroid SX-70 colour

 

Scanner: Epson Perfection V700. Scanned at 900dpi.

Phantom Ship within Crater Lake at sunset.

A lone fishing hut sits on the still frozen surface of the appropriately named, Fish Lake in southern Yukon.

 

Yes, folks, this is April 1st in southern Yukon, and no, it's not an April Fool's Day joke! It was snowing and minus eight degrees when I took this photo. The lake ice was still easily thick enough to support the hut. Actually, it was probably thick enouogh to support a full sized truck without any danger at all.

 

Photo taken with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and M.Zuiko 40-150mm f/2.8 Pro at 40mm and f/2.8. The final image was processed from raw in Adobe Lightroom Classic 11. This photo was straightened a little but is otherwise an uncropped in-camera composition.

Somewhere in Burgundy, France, early 2020

Film n°93, view n°10

Pentax ME – 40mm f/2,8

Kodak TriX 400 – Caffenol CH

feeling somewhat confined these days and dreading the upcoming winter of our disconnect.

 

Farming on the Langdale Pikes can be very challenging, Weather in the mountains can be unpredictable and isolated.

 

Langdale Valley Cumbria.

Mystic Beach and its hanging waterfall, west coast of Vancouver Island, Canada

   Idiothèque…

   

 

Originally titled The Absent Father

Training, hardships, and isolation. Was it worth it to make commander? Terra could hardly tell at this point. Nils, once her mentor, had become her secret lover. Her sister, Tina, was suffering from the trauma of SOLDIER treatment. Her brother Tim was repeatedly dealt a bad hand, losing his partners and unborn children. The only one stable was Tim's twin, Trent, who was happily married and expecting triplets.

 

After the incident with Ahjir, she came to terms with the fact that even scars did not protect her against male advancement, which she feared for so long due to her traumatic youth. With Nils' support, she eventually had the surgery to have the burns repaired, leaving thin scars across her face that she often covers with a little make-up to avoid looks.

 

Terra found herself pregnant with her first child--Temperance. Confined to a desk after she found out, it was a nightmare to lead from that position with internal issues going on between her company and the Turks. Three of her MPs defected to AVALANCHE--Terra knew that she had to face the toughest decision thus far-- putting out a warrant for the MPs that had been so integral in the redefining of the company.

 

After giving birth to her daughter, decided to hang up her commander hat and continue her career in the reserves. It was from there that she spent years traveling from the Northern Continent to help establish a force up there and returning home to report her findings.

 

When push finally came to shove--after her son was born--she needed to find a new path for herself, one that would ultimately put her in the largest danger, but protect her family so long as she remained loyal--a price to pay for their freedom.

 

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[Peter Hollens - I See Fire (cover)]

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One of the most distinctive landmarks on the Cornish coastline, Godrevy Lighthouse, captured under some fair-weather clouds just before sunset. Thanks for stopping by.

nikon f4s, 28mm, ilford hp5+, dd-x 1+3, old house built late 1800's still being lived in , my scanner is back in communication with the pc so I am able to keep scanning , for how long I don't know.

As seen from the edge of a poplar tree farm with my Hasselblad 500 C/M.

A series of black and white images taken on the farm whilst isolating.

Created using Topaz Gigapixel AI (this image is only about 10% of the original) and Topaz ReMix for Sliders Sunday.

Home made. A bit rustic but went down well with a bean casserole

The eastern edge of the Waddington Range, on the flight out. Mt Schultz is the high peak at right

Not far from Bishop, Ca is some of the least visited land in the country. Once an area of interest with miners but today rarely visited and almost forgotten.

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