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A series of photomontages that try to create pictures of unreal places, which could exist in reality in the same or a similiar way and show the absurdity of present day urban surroundings.
HAPPY WINDOW WEDNESDAY(S) !!
Peculiar round windows in an exterior wall of a high-level international bank. The wall is covered wtih what appear to be "thin bricks" of marble. In order to create an abstract, surreal image, I have inverted the section of wall with its windows. .
Location: International Bank of Settlements, Basel BS Switzerland.
In my album: Dan's Windows.
Something different ....!
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an artsy corner in the sidewalk+wall with optical illusion of folds. actual color is bright blue and white.
tacoma, washington
“Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don't resist them; that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like.”
Quote – Lao Tzu
Backside of the dilapidated building I uploaded yesterday (see first comment box).
Happy weekend ahead!!
Chicago. I was glad to find a puddle in Chicago, from the rain and snowmelt, exactly at the same spot as 3 years ago! But some other puddles had disappeared since the streets / sidewalks have been repaired :)
Winter windstorms damaged a number of trees in an exposed location. They're now fodder for the chainsaw and someone's wood pile. Seen near Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
Once in a while I like to transform reality and bring a little magic into it! Blue Ridge Parkway, January 2017
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. He was aware of me taking the shot and I thanked him afterwards. Such a powerful image of lure of scratchcards. Enjoy!
youtu.be/nfmqAOA7654 with photography work from Mark Sebastian whom is mentioned in the footage from the video
“Winter is like fake love that warms us with its beauty and freezes us with its reality!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan
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“Which of my photographs is my favorite?
The one I’m going to take tomorrow.”
— Imogen Cunningham
Own image 5689 and textures
HSS !
The moon by Luke Jerram.
Geschaffen hat ihn der britische Künstler Luke Jerram, der Durchmesser beträgt imposante sieben Meter.
Das Kunstwerk bildet die Mondoberfläche ab, Luke Jerram hat dafür zahllose Aufnahmen der NASA montiert.
Vor den Kirchenfenstern hängen lange Spruchbänder, um das Tageslicht zu dämpfen und so die Strahlkraft des Mondes zu erhöhen.
Anm.:
Die Aufnahme entstand aus freier Hand; ohne Stativ ist es natürlich schwierig, die ganz genaue optische Mitte zu treffen. Der Mond hängt zudem nicht exakt mittig im Kirchenschiff. Es müsste aber so "passen".
Really happy to have this photo selected for the Mobile Photo Now exhibition at the Columbus Museum of Art, starting tomorrow! The following photos were also selected for this exhibit:
www.flickr.com/photos/arpitau/9275410085
and
reality
has slipped away from me
and all that i've got left are these fever dreams
and when the days get colder
and when we all grow older
will the world still be so cloudy to me?
(i may delete this)
(i hate my stream right now)
The day I ran KSN Bourbon Inc.
An alternative reality is a hypothetical world that differs from our own, often explored in fiction through concepts like parallel universes or alternate histories. It can also refer to an imaginary world within a computer game or an imagined state of affairs that is different from the current one. This concept is frequently used in stories to explore different narrative possibilities, character developments, or "what-if" scenarios.
This is an A.I generated image by Google Gemini. The only real piece is me.
Brightness and contrast were adjusted in Adobe Lightroom.
Original Image was shot with an Olympus E-PL3 .
Not photography I admit - but it offers an easy way to visualise an idea.