A twin shot this one: one with a figure and one without. I couldn't decide which one I liked more or seemed better, they're interesting for different reasons. The empty one feels more liminal with it's sickly green and blue wash but the one with the cleaner is nice with it's contrasting warm and cool tones. Plus it's nice to have a minifigure in there once in while :-)

created with prompts using recraftai

This is a picture of a parking lot from the Tanbo Art lookout spot in Inakadate, Aomori, Japan.

Edited.

I tried my hand at some night photography checking out the NiSi Black Mist 1/8 filter. Both of which is still new to me. Also went with the theme of Liminal spaces. Does it qualify?

I enjoy living close to a lake, and its interesting to see how we are attracted to the spaces where the water meets the land.

City Street Photos

how many layers of symmetry?

Olympus OM-2N

Zuiko Auto Zoom, f/4, 75-150mm

Pro Image 100

This image was created using Stable Diffusion and a source image of my father's music room.

iPhone art by Mandolina Moon

Minimalistic landscape I found in southern Germany.

Full Lightroom Editing workflow for this scene can be found here: youtu.be/IeaiuQSHj4s

Inspired by the work of Todd Hido

far cry 5, xbox one, ingame photomode, flickr edits

the place is not actually that orange I just used the C123 camera in ProCCD, which is meant for capturing sunsets and is VERY orange as a result.

I'm in a transitional period

Instagram I Tumblr I Prints I Twitter

my personal Instagram

Exploring liminal space as part of my introspection and thinking of transitions

I struggled with this definitely this week. I had several but none i particularly loved. I was playing with lighting and effects to give the photos a different feeling and even did a little ICM in one shot. Looking forward to seeing the results of group endeavours today

Kolmanskop, Namibia

Festival Gardens, Liverpool

Liminal spaces

rx100

Urban fragments