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A self-portrait using my Danbo.
Lighting was created using an SB600 flash up and to the left with a white reflector on the right.
My memories of my family and friends got to me thru another day of being self isolated at home alone.
Todays meds was another dose of Jim Beam Apple Liquor not my fav.
I guess I should see a real doc. LOL
Tomorrow, day 7 could be a good, meds is Canadian Club !!
and I have some ideas for a isolation birding mobile!!
Have fun and Stay positive and healthy !
Alien: Isolation - downsampled from 18MP cinemascope, maxed settings, custom SweetFX/InjFX shaders, XML tweaks for IQ, AR & resolution control, Duncan Harris' CE table for post-processing effects, camera, and manual DOF tweaks; K-putt's CE table for no HUD; Hattiwatt1's free camera.
Those shadows!
Partially silhouetted by the lights of the approaching train, the man on the edge of the platform is absorbed by his phone. The darkness and lack of focus in the rest of the image emphasizes his isolation. Isolated in the midst of a crowd and drawn into the world of his bright screen. I wonder what Sartre would have made of it, and how such a character might appear in a new writing of 'Nausea'
Social isolation
Forced on me. Make me wander among
shadows. not those created by
the night lanterns but rather
Those of whatever grows Inside us.
Whatever this pandemic isn't growing in
Us, miserable guidance that do not
Settle with logic – economic. Social
Or personal – does.
The way we move must be forward.
Out of the zone that they force us
To live in.
Forward. Out of the shades.
Why does no one come,
I was made for fun,
now silence is my only friend,
the children are gone,
i shiver alone in the cold.
red dead redemption 2, xbox one, no hud screenshot, edited with flickr
i just saw today that this game has an actual photo mode, for story mode only. i’m an idiot lol. i’ve been taking all these pics in red dead online because i don’t want to play as the main character ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Alien: Isolation
Free Cam/ Custom FOV/ Remove HUD/ Custom DOF/ Freeze Actors via Cheat Engine
Custom SweetFX 2.0 with ReShade
This is in Savernake Forrest, a shed in a field, all by itself. Just like the rest of us.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaIyzaO_e4g
And this is the soundtrack to go with it. Ian Curtis was decades ahead of his time, clearly.
So, thanks to COVID-19, we are under a shutdown in Maryland. All restaurants(except drive through and carryout), bars, gyms, schools are closed. Churches have cancelled services and stores have reduced hours. Gatherings of more than 50 people are prohibited. So far, grocery stores have essential food despite people hoarding toilet paper, cleaning supplies and hand sanitizer! I hope everyone stays safe as we ride this out.
Another SOOC image
One of the most dramatic locations in Iceland for photography is the headland of Dyrhólaey which sits above the black volcanic beaches near Vík on the southern coast of Iceland.
This little sea-stack is called Kambur and it sits in splendid isolation (although it has a few other seastack friends further around the headland) in the Atlantic ocean. All of the seastacks were formed in a submarine eruption about 80-100,000 years ago.
"Dyrhólaey is a promontory with steep cliffs that extend into the sea, the highest elevation of 115 m being on the west. Three gaps pass through Dyrhólaey at water level. One is much larger than the others, and boats of up to 30 tons can pass through it. The island was formed by a volcanic eruption 100 thousand years ago. Háidrangur is the highest (56 m) of the sea stacks off Dyrhólaey and has very steep sides. Lundadrangur is unique, as it is possible to row a boat through an opening into a pool inside. This pillar of rock can be scaled “from the inside”. Mávadrangur is the sea stack farthest from land, while those closest to the shore, west of the island, are called Kambur and Litlidrangur. There are large colonies of sea birds on the sea stacks and cliffs of Dyrhólaey. A lighthouse was built on the promontory in 1910, and the present structure, dating from 1927, has the largest lens of any lighthouse in Iceland. For the centuries, boats were launched from Dyrhólaey when people still rowed out to sea to fish. Dyrhólaey is a protected area under the nature conservation act."