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Title: Isolation
Artist: Ray Swaluk
Des: Original watercolour painting of a light house on Lake Superior
Size: 14 x 10 inches
Price: $200.00
Ray Swaluk was born and raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario. He has studied under Master Artists such as Tom Lynch, Rose Edin, Jim West and Gord Mackenzie. He also studied under great local Artists, Peter Humeniuk and Greg Zelinski. Ray believes that to be a good landscape artist, one must paint on the scene as much as possible and feels that living in Northwestern Ontario with it's shores and rugged rock formations give him great subject matter wherever he goes. He says the challenges in water colour painting are endless. Ray has also taught some art classes in his community and hopes to pass on this great medium of art to many others. Ray is a member of the North Shore Watercolour Society. His work is on display in the Lake Superior Art Gallery. ~ Thanks to Mother Nature
My son Joel made it to the top of Mt. Baldy, a sand dune at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore at Michigan City, Indiana. By the way, he is looking at Lake Michigan on the other side of the giant dune.
This photo made Explore on Jan. 14, 2007 at no. 446
I've been wanting to get back to sharing my photography on here for a while so what better time than while in isolation. This was a walk in Macclesfield forest 2 years ago. I love this place. It's so dark and mysterious. Always draws me in.
Paradies 400 shoted in crosslight with Praktica MTL 3, homedeveloped in Compart Digibase C41 Kit. B&W-ised.
Ninestiles in isolation.
Seen again during my isolation walk during lockdown.
Went via Fox Hollies Park to Acocks Green Village and back.
I left Shirley Road via Greenwood Avenue and headed up Hartfield Crescent to Fox Hollies Road.
spinalonga - one of the last leper colonies in Europe
.. from 1903 to 1957. It is notable for being one of the last active leper colonies in Europe. The last inhabitant, a priest, left the island in 1962.
2008年入選 2008Selected Work Award
鍾鼎 / 台北
得獎感言:
在攝影的過程中,經常會碰到一些瓶頸,無法量產一些自己認為好的作品,希望藉由比賽來稍微肯定一下自我。
“攝影”的好處在於訓練我更敏銳地觀察週遭人事物,能看到別人所看不到的東西,即為樂趣之所在。
Zhong Ding / Taipei
Winner’s Speech:
There must be some difficulties in the process of photography, so I want to break through these difficulties. I have now re-gained self-confidence by participating this photography contest.
What I’ve learned from photography is that I can observe things and people more penetratingly and perceive things that others may ignore, and that’s fun!
This lone figure looked totally lost on the vast Talacre beach in North Wales. Looks much better viewed large.
EDIT: this is the updated version of the original upload which was too dark making it difficult to see the figure on the beach.
Alien Isolation
Reshade
Cheat Engine table for FoV, DoF & Freecam
XML Tweaks for shadow and particle resolution & surface reflectiveness.
Turned off in-game grain
1440p (cropped)
My COVID19 isolation series commenced on the 3rd April 2020. I am now in lockdown in Sydney Australia due to the
virus. Australia, like most of the countries in the world, is trying to slow the virus down in order to prevent it from
overwhelming the hospitals. At this point a couple of weeks in, with some cities recording 2000 deaths per day we are
all fearful of contracting the virus and are self-isolating in the hope of avoiding encountering it.
While in isolation, I’ve had time to think about how the current events make me feel. The fear, the warnings, the eerie
empty streets and the distrust of the people near you. I wanted to capture the social distancing measures and
considered how to portray them in a single graphic using ‘Key’ words from the media.
I was influenced by ‘graffiti style’ art when I recently flew to Miami USA in December 2019 to exhibit in Miami Art
week Art Basel. It was fantastic to participate in the giant Art Show. One of my favourite pastimes was walking the
streets in my lunch break… I just fell in love with the fantastic street art. I’d walk around photographing and studying
the vibrant works. I remember thinking I'd love to try my hand one day when I get time…Isolation has afforded me a
great opportunity to try something new.
I feel that artwork from COVID 19 era will be very important in the future by motivating people to ask ‘what
happened’? We will explain that virtually within a week the whole world shut down, governments made new punitive
laws for people to isolate, disinfect, wear masks and stay home.