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27/100 Bits of Bikes

 

At the rate I'm going with this project it's going to take me 3 years to get to 100 :))

"It was hard to tell which was reality and which was reflection..."

~Sol Luckman

 

Creating this photo came about intuitively, albeit, several steps and debate. The artistic process with self conceptual or expression can drown me for days before I resurfacing feeling like a jigsaw puzzle placed back together.

 

It began with myself, standing on a fallen tree gazing through a multitude of greens, but quickly grew into the idea of an alternate reality, a parallel universe, where I find myself now standing across from my 'other' self.

 

The idea and or theory of a parallel universe (or more!), and there being another carbon copy of myself, is a wild and somewhat obsessive concept. Working through concepts with my art is a gratifying and exciting process that helps with my insatiable curiosities.

  

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I discover, there within the forest, we are no different. We exist on different dimensions and yet we walk the same path and explore the same mysteries. We feel and sense in the same manner. We find ourselves when we lose ourselves, in the silence of nature. Perhaps, we have always found each other, (our other self), there, just beyond our physical senses.

 

There is another presence...the air parts like a tiny ripple. The trees stir just the slightest, a whisper, a breath, the leaves quiver. She appears like a ghost in the night. Feathers graze the space that surrounds her pushing her forward with such grace.

 

She is our messenger. She is our guide through realms and shadows. She who flies silent and stealthy, she who sees all, she who appears again and again in all forms. She who we search for, together, there in-between worlds. She is our link, our connection. She is who transports us through time and space, dreams and multiverses. She is who binds us together.

 

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I began to wonder are we not the same? The owl, myself and my other? Our skin just a veil we slip through like the parting of a curtain. We are parallel and yet forever intersected.

Bus park at the pier in Rome.

a7rii + Meyer Primotar 80/3.5

Night shot done in Madrid, Spain.

Edited with Photoshop.

Racollo Lake, Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga , Abruzzi

 

A short break from Perù and Bolivia shots .

A shot from this little lake in one of my favorites locations ,Campo Imperatore in Abruzzi region.

 

Thanks all for your visits and comments

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Canon EF-S 18-135mm IS STM

Ice shelves on the fjords in the very north of Svalbard, Raudfjorden

Red Hill High Rise HDB, Singapore

Light has something so amazing in this capture... It reminds me of Sci-fi movie... Have a nice day!

I set out to capture some buds on the side of our driveway as the rain started to fall, and this scene sort of materialised in the viewfinder and the shutter clicked...!

 

And in case you're wondering what it is, this is New Zealand Flax; I'll tell you about it one day!

  

Keep smiling, thanks for visiting my Site, and thanks for taking the time and trouble to leave such kind Comments. It's always nice to hear from you...!

Punggol LRT, Singapore

Mieux sur fond noir .

The Iguazu falls seen from the Argentinian side.

Sandhill Cranes, Grus canadensis, Merced National Wildlife Refuge

Media City, Salford.

This image was taken from the ice road parkway near the boundary between Banff and Jasper. A very large switchback overlooked the mountain range to the south, creating a great opportunity to capture both the road and the milky way. This image was created from 3 separate exposures - one for the sky, one for the ground, and one for the vehicle lights. The vehicle lights image was the tough one - there was only about an hour or so of darkness to get the image done, and apparently almost no-one drives this highway at 1am.

LUMIX G VARIO 45-200/F4.0-5.6

 

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A wee bit of moss on the gravel in my garden wall. So many textures and colors.

Two trains both seen heading the same direction as they leave Portsmouth & Southsea heading towards Fratton. Nearest train is 450001 working the 2E36 1238 service to Southampton Central. Further back sees 313208 which was working the 1S21 1229 Portsmouth Harbour - Brighton 10/8/22. (Taken using a pole)

Parallelism, a valuable approach dealing with unwanted matters I learned from a friend.

Two may like the same things but for some reasons dislike each other.

Instead of getting stressed wasting time arguing and fighting, just totally ignore one another and have your worlds exist but on parallel sides of the universe.

 

Try the 30 day free-trial! LOL

  

This is the entrance to the National Wine Centre in Adelaide, South Australia.

 

One of South Australia’s leading industries and exports is quality wine. The National Wine Centre, opened in 2001, is a public building designed to showcase everything to do with wine. There is an interactive permanent exhibition of winemaking, explaining the technology, varieties and styles of wine. There are also educational facilities, meeting rooms, a function hall, restaurant, cellaring and tasting areas

 

The architecture of National Wine Centre reflects many aspects of wine making. The exterior, pictured here, looks like a section of a wine barrel. Inside the walls of the Exhibition Hall form a vat-like shape and the industrial qualities of the bridges and ramps crossing the space add to the impression. As the visitor moves towards the tasting areas, the finishes gradually change from the course and robust to the fine and smooth surfaces, reflecting the refining aspects of the winemaking process.

 

Next to your way, there is always opened doors. And someone will stand there, just for a greeting.

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