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A blend of old and new
South Brisbane Railway Station reflected across the glass of a modern building. Heritage brickwork and contemporary architecture merge in a single frame, creating a layered glimpse into the city’s evolving story.
I must admit that I found it quite difficult to get my normal style of shot form Crete, partly due to much of the coastline being fenced off (presumably to keep us pesky tourists in our place and not disrupting too much of the natural coastline!). While I was out one morning I spotted the hills in the distance catching the morning sunshine which produced some beautiful layers.
I also like this photo, because the hills are kind of ordered with tree in between, which makes some kinds of layers... The mountain in the background is also adding much to the photo.
Three shots. Layered in Canon DPP HDR.
All manual exposures a tripod and a remote.
Shutter at 1/125, 1/20, 1/30
Aperture at 4.5 8.0 and 4.5
ISO at 400 and 200 twice
Sharpness +7
Contrast +4
Saturation +2
Colour Tone +4
(User Defined))
White balance at custom white.
Shot in RAW and converted to Jpeg.
Layers Of Green @ 2021, Foinikaria , Cyprus
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f/4 | 1/200 sec | ISO 100 | 150 mm
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Theme : Landscape Photography
Series : Winter Reborn
Location: Foinikaria, Cyprus
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February 25, 2014
"The flower is the poetry of reproduction. It is an example of the eternal seductiveness of life." - Jean Giraudoux
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Another crazy day in the office, which was good because the day went by very quickly; at this rate it will seem as though no time has passed and the weekend will be upon us once again.
Went and did groceries after work so that's a plus; always a good thing to have food in the house.
I was feeling a bit lazy when I got home though; so just a quick macro today and maybe I'll find some motivation to shoot something a little different tomorrow... maybe.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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The spring arrived and the summer came too. Now autumn is here. Thrilled over the birdlife I have experienced this year. I've many pictures just waiting to be viewed, and I hope I'll have more time for photography again soon :) Looking forward to see your autumn images here on Flickr!
Intaglio portrait on Hahnemuhle etching paper
Lithprint with Moersch SE5 of a Violet on Ilford Art paper
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Up early this morning on Amberley mount and intended to photograph the other side of the Downs towards North Stoke .There were some beautiful mist banks in the Arun valley and north of the Downs which diverted my attention for understandable reasons. Two lovely hours of solitude,nature and visual pleasure - a great way to start the day.
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Getting up above the fog, somewhere in the hills between San José and Santa Cruz, California. Just out for a little playtime in the boonies in my Jeep.
Layers of blues and golds over the Puget Sound at Golden Gardens in Seattle, WA. Image captured looking towards the Olympic Mountain Range.
It dose not take long for conditions to change. When I saw what looked like a promising sky from home I thought lets give it a go but in my twenty minute walk to the beach the sky had other ideas.
Like a bank of cloud rising from The West to envelope what sun there was, but, all was not lost, I had this wonderful sky full of layers of clouds in various shades of blue to yellow.