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Detail of sculpture Triumph by Dutch artist Louis Niënhuis at Exhibition Voorhout Monumentaal 2021 in The Hague NL.
A varied selection of sculptures. Very enjoyable.
More sculptures of Voorhout Monumentaal at:
Some of you see the glorious light
Some of you see the power cords
It all has to do with our perspective, hasn't it.
Positive
Negative
Possibilities
and
Challenges
or
Problems
My favorite place during a sunset/rise is near water, i'd like the reflections and i always play with different POV's. During this evening i walked to the water, watching the sky and listening how many different birds were singing. When i arrived at the water, i woke up and thought: the view at the beginning of the path was not bad at all, so i walked back and took this picture in another perspective as i usually do. Photographing sunsets and rises are highly addictive, be warned ;-))
apparently we managed to have a face to face discussion with a whale
for 20 minutes
it's exciting
sea yea later
| 28 mm | 1/25 sec | f/8 | ISO 400 |
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Caught in a moment of stillness within the vibrant tableau of Villa Verde, on the outskirts of Celaque National Park in Gracias, Lempira, the Azure-crowned Hummingbird, Saucerottia cyanocephala, became the subject of my latest photograph. This Central American exclusive, with its regal blue crown and delicate dusting of pollen, is a living emblem of the region's ecological narrative. The image captures the bird in profile, its beak a testament to its role as a pollinator within its habitat, the dynamic interplay of life and growth in Honduras.
From the perspective of a photographer, the shot was about honoring the bird's natural poise, contrasting its vivid colors against the soft, green backdrop without losing the subject into the foliage. The challenge was to wait for that split-second pause, balancing a shallow depth of field with the need for sharp detail, all while ensuring the lighting captured the sparkle in its feathers and the subtle textures of its environment. This photograph isn’t just a static image; it’s a slice of life, a breath between beats in the heart of the forest.
©2022 Adam Rainoff
Short before a serious storm I had a luck to frame these dramatic lightrays from 2100m high in the Alps.
[Explore • 2015-09-19] Morbihan
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The Nevsky Prospect metro station, in St. Petersburg, Russia, is one of the deepest in the world and so it has endless escalators.
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When I consider perspective, the word distance comes to mind. Distance from people, places, and things. Distance from past occurrences both good, comfortable and bad, uncomfortable. In this image, I am looking at a more in-depth perspective or distance within and out of my person. Most often, I believe, holding on to a positive attitude helps to maintain a healthy outlook on life.
I'm forever evaluating my behavior. Am I kind enough? Do I say the right things? Is my presence a positive light, contributing more rather than less?
There is a wide-world swirling with pockets of darkness that seem to have an unexplainable magnetism. For myself, holding on to perspective begins within me, the hope of retaining positivity and sharing the light matters.