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This shot was taken while out with my good friend nice+smooth check out his set here flickr.com/photos/nicesmooth/sets/72157594406256174/
Geometric shapes and contrasting light create a striking abstract composition. The interplay of shadows and textured surfaces emphasizes the sharp lines and angular forms. The black-and-white aesthetic enhances the minimalist design, drawing attention to the depth and perspective of the scene. A bold study in structure, light, and shadow.
Section perspective drawing. The parts cut are 1/2" glass, 1 1/4" stainless steel tube, 3/4" stainless steel rod and 5/8" Glacier Ice Corian.
Caliper Studio, 2009
I normally don't do such photography. But somehow this frame strikes me. It has some really strong lines crossing through the frame. Some are diagonal; stronger ones are vertical or slanted. The crow balances the frame. The sky is grey and it is early morning.
A different perspective of fall colors – sandwiched – for this week ! This is from the Scotts lake at The Three sisters wilderness. This lake is indeed known for the pristine reflection of the three sisters. But the when I took a walk around the lake , was presented with the below scene that beautifully highlighted the fall colors across the other bank. The tall coniferous trees were still dense and green, but really loved how the foliage across the shore was so colorful [best enjoyed at large size].
Lesson learnt – keep walking – keep looking for things that are not prominent. Look out for the different perspective, you will not be disappointed :)
In the front is a small agave with a flower stem a few feet tall. In the background, is an 80 year old variegated Agave with a flower stalk poking through the roof.
The world is round
and the place which may seem like the end
may also be only the beginning.
~Ivy Baker Priest
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and please no blinky flashing shtuff / multi invites, thx
(just haven't had time for group participation)
... of the same subject can be different.
Flickr friend dRalous took a shot of this same subject, a different perspective perhaps ? his shot posted below.
Bessa R3a + Nokton 40mm f1.4 SC + HP5+ @ 400 + D-76 1:1 @ 12.5 minutes (agitation every 1 minute)
growth in steps . i see a reflection within all that's around me . connecting the dots .
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I'm so enjoying having my new illuminated Logitech keyboard. I'm so happy I have it. I thought I'd try a perspective shot here in b&w.
It is always fun to have a peek into the world by different perspective. Though it seems not general or real it gives a unique feelings for the thing. That's why we should learn sometime to change the way we think or change the way we look at something. This can deliver different value or meaning of it. Picture taken by my brother.
this is a 300+ years old Virginia Quercus-or as we say in the south a Virginia Oak.As a landscape gardener I can tell you that when they drop their leaves in the Spring(I dread that)it is an enormous undertaking to remove these over the 30 day period while they are putting on the new growth! But the beauty and shade-shelter they offer is more than worth all of the effort...
Day 229
I had a problem that I was trying to trouble shoot. Then randomly, I remembered something from one of my marketing classes. When you get stumped try going at it from another perspective. Like how would rock star over come this situation. I ended up fixing the problem, just needed to take a step back.
Strobist info: SB-900 & SB-700 bounced and triggered with cybersyncs
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Canon Rebel XSi | 16mm | 0.5s | f/13 | iso 100
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Rumors had it... my first selfie. Kinda. This was taken about two weeks ago at some awesome basaltic rock formations which have to be revisited soon but so far weather was not too cooperative for photography unless you have a wind and waterproof case.
I actually needed some pictures taken that I could post on the about page on my website. I did not remember how interesting these rocks were and I did not enjoy them while I was up there since I had tunnel vision for those portrait pictures. Looking back at it now, I regret not putting the focus on the rocks itself. The light and mood that evening were quite unique... well, just shows you can't have it all.
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It matters where you stand, for this photo was taken in Downtown Los Angeles Union Station using my medium format camera, Yashica Mat 124 using some Kodak Portra with an iso of 400. I took this photo with the intention of letting my viewers decipher the angle of this photo and because I liked the symmetry of this glass sculpture.
Quite by chance at lunchtime I looked at the rail tour timetables and noticed that there was one on its way. With only about an hour's notice I headed to my usual location of Crookston Road by Inveresk. Quite a few people turned up to see Class A3 4472/60103 Flying Scotsman hauling the 1Z48 The Flying Scotsman Centenary Weekender from York to Waverley.
I brought both the D40 and D7200 with me this time, so that I could use the Sigma 70-300mm and capture something of the long straight that stretches from Inveresk to beyond Wallyford station where the overbridge is located.
"It's coming, it's coming!" and I was just able to rattle off two or three long photos before hurridly swapping to the 35mm lens for some closer up shots.
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