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Not likely to be many more sunrise pics from me after moving to the Poconos from the Jersey Shore ..

Freeway pedway at sunset — concrete and chainlink, above a roaring, six lane river of cars.

  

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She paused to look up at the buildings and looked to tiny.

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I was attracted by the hole in the clouds, showing how tall it was !

Hamilton Gardens

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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.

Under the underground railway in Hamburg.

Former flour mill, Leiden

At this level, even a protruding root looks quite impressive. Here, perspective becomes as important to the success of the shot as the many colors, various shapes, and multiple lines.

 

Of course my knees thought otherwise, as my lens was only inches from the ground. However, this experiment was to illustrate that perspective can be as crucial to the appearance of an image, as most physical elements.

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The rain-soaked earth transforms into a mirror, gifting photographers with a unique perspective.

"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,

Shot with a Noritsu "32-60 mm F 4.5-6.8" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.

The Lincoln Memorial - Washington, DC

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Northcote, Victoria

 

The last of my foggy morning series.

The National Portrait Gallery,

London, UK.

 

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New Delhi / Qutb Minar

Adult sow coastal brown bear takes a pause and looks back at the water after digging for clams during low tide. Taken at Clark Lake National Park & Preserve in Alaska. She was a beautiful bear to watch.

Part of the Decohead Project. Yes, that's what I'm calling it.

 

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