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In the depth of this winter's coldest period, we hiked out to a favorite spot to enjoy some quiet and solitude. Avoiding people here isn't easy as it's a popular spot. Starting out early, choosing a weekday, and doing so during a snowfall ensured we were the first ones here. If you stood still and listened in the silence, only the sound of snowflakes falling on your shoulders was audible. To me, it's a great way of getting some perspective.
One of the tunnels i go through on my skateboard runs round Joondalup. I liked the perspective from down low
Whilst on a trip to badger weir I achieved this shot. Badger weir is a fantastic picnic spot that also boasts beautiful scenes that are just begging to be photographed. This is one on my first attempts at long exposure photography.
The lens and the eye pull into the lines of wood, is it flat or a tube, perspective will get you all the time.
Freeway pedway at sunset — concrete and chainlink, above a roaring, six lane river of cars.
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"Perspective médiévale"
Au bout de la rue résonne encore les cris des anciens,
At the end of the street, the cries of the elders can still be heard,
For one of these they are having an amazing day, they will be able to feed their family and survive a bit longer, The other perspective is this most likely will be the worst day they have ever had. But it is the cycle of life.
Is it weekend already? I don’t think that I had a longer week in a while but moments like this give me a bit of peace. It’s always relaxing when working on images. This is another frozen frame from the few weeks ago shot as vertical pano. What do you think?