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Autumn is here. The trees are shedding their leafs, another year is edging towards it's close. I love this time when nature explodes with colour.

 

Very busy at the minute, lots of things are changing, so it's keeping me from Flickr, but I will endeavour to look at all your wonderful images. You are all constantly a source of inspiration.

 

Canon 5D Mk III + 100mm f/2.8 Macro

Taken at home in Highams Park, London while in Covid 19 isolation.

Abandoned Isolation Hospital, USA

 

Jonnie Lynn Lace ©

During this time of social distancing and isolation, I feel sometimes like a Dingo at Au Zoo.

This sunrise from Cadillac Mountain is a little misleading. It may look like the isolated lady is enjoying the sunrise by herself, but anyone that has been on top of this mountain can attest to the hundreds of folks that swarm this location (depending on the time of year). It was no different on this morning, but this bit of isolation among the swarm did catch my eye.

 

This Set on Black

 

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Not to sure about the snow in this one. Anyway part of a college project (Isolation)

Ok so I normally don't do anything to my photos that I can't do in Lightroom, mainly because I'm something of a photoshop dunce. I'm trying to experiment and learn more and today's experiment was adding motion blur. I'm really unhappy with the effect around the edge of the boat (it looks really raggedy when you zoom in) and I think that's mainly because of my lack of skill in use of the selection tools to select the boat in the first place - any hints or tips for me from more experienced users I would much appreciate it!

Going to extremes for a bit of fishing during the isolation mandate.

Pentax 6x7

Kodak Portra 160VC (pushed to 400)

S-M-C Takumar 105mm

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Self Portrait: Set my camera on a bookcase, put a timer on, and hoped for the best.

Abandoned Elementary School

North Philadelphia

Sometimes we feel isolated from others. While other times isolation is needed to properly deal with others.

 

I recall this man walking in this place full of people. I turned to follow him through my lens. Wondering of his choice to walk through and past people, to wander along jagged clumps of ice, across a frozen lake toward an unseen destination of subject to attach dependent clauses of fact or process.

 

i·so·la·tion is a noun.

 

Isolation is pronounced: /ˌīsəˈlāSH(ə)n/.

 

Isolation, according to the dictionary, is the process or fact of isolating or being isolated.

 

ISOLATION.

Sunrise Over Rawal Lake

"Isolation is a self-defeating dream."

- Carlos Salinas de Gortari

 

This one was shot after a storm passed over Mobile Bay, Alabama. It's amazing to be in the middle of a populated area, yet be totally alone out here on the water, with a view of nothing but water, clouds, and these amazing piers.

 

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Isolation

The view into the lightwell, from the window in my front cellar. Currently featuring Trailing Bellflower, Pink Saxifrage and Hart's Tongue Fern (not pictured).

 

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The task is to explore the house, inside and out, finding new ways of looking at the familiar things that surround me every day, and literally shedding new light on them - hopefully producing a worthwhile photograph.

 

Might not be one every day, but we'll see.

These trees at Buttermere are well frequented subject to photographers. The aim of the game is developing a sense of separation of the subject from Haystacks behind. This is exactly what the light does on a late summer evening. A backlit morning also works well here, a shot I am yet to capture. So this will have to do for now!

 

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A large chunk of ice from Portage Glacier sits all alone along the shore of Portage Lake. The murky, silty lake almost seems to mirror the foggy sky above.

This abandoned farmhouse was far from other human habitation. The house is nicely proportioned, but must have been a lonely place to live.

After weeks of driving around the Valley, I finally came across a solitary tree with an interesting foreground and an uncluttered background. I can rest now.

Campo Felice, Abruzzo, Italia.

 

Canon 6D

Canon EF 70-200mm F4 L IS USM

only have a few more packs of fp 100c, please fuji bring back fp100c.

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Pretty nice Rosso Mugello FF braving the torrential rains we've had today in LA. Ruined some plans, but this still came out quite nicely. My second one in two days, and I'm surprised to say that I'm beginning to like 'em!

 

Colors are all messed up unless you view on black, so yeah...

     

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"Solitude vivifies; isolation kills." Joseph Roux

 

Looks much better enlarged

 

I feel like I'm in my most productive photography period ever, the past few weeks have been incredible and everyday I'm dedicating time to working on my technique and knowledge to become better. I'm not even close to where I want to be, but I feel as if I'm progressing and improving. At times last year on my Project 52 taking photographs became a chore as I felt pressure to finish it, now it's something I just have to do, I've fallen in love with it again...

 

Ever since I took my first Water Droplet shot last year I've wanted to improve on it. This is my second try and I'm pleased that it's a definite improvement on my first attempt...

 

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Taken last year and converted to mono.....

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