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Turn the clocks back 68 years to a timeless scene with a 1955 Oldsmobile Super 88...
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Carl Zeiss Planar CF 80mm f/2.8 T*
Kodak Portra 400
Self developed using CineStill Cs41 chemicals, and scanned with my DSLR (Nikon D610 + Tokina 100mm f/2.8 macro lens).
A 60+ seconds of long exposure froze the bustling city of London. Good thing is it was a nice sunset and the clouds are moving pretty fast!
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Start of new year....new theme for work to be done this year...but this work was done on 2012...:p
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Technical Details:
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: EF 17 - 40mm f/4.0 L USM
Exposure: 120 seconds
Aperture: f/22.0
Focal Length: 20 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Filter: B+W ND110
Processing Tool: CS5 + Silver Efex Pro
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Captured in black and white, this dramatic shot of Westminster Bridge and the Big Ben has a timeless quality to it. The contrast between the light and shadows, along with the sweeping curves of the bridge, creates a striking sense of movement and depth. It’s a moment where the classic beauty of London’s landmarks takes on a new, bold perspective, frozen in time yet full of energy.
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Does no hands equal timeless?
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The beautiful models are my daughter and my niece. They are what they call double-cousins, meaning my sister is married to my husband's brother.
Oil on canvas
110 x 110 cms
Otto Schmidinger is from Queensland, and this beautiful painting of a pastoral scene could come from many corners of this country. Schmidinger has taken a traditional Australian landscape theme and given it a contemporary twist. And I must say I am delighted, as were the many people who thronged around it as well. It is all too easy in the contemporary art environment for people to go with work that pushes boundaries of genre, and has a few ideological axes to grind. So again it is a credit to the judges that this was deemed worthy of a place in the final 42.
Otto is straight to the point with his description too:
"I wanted to show a landscape outside of time. This painting is of one of the timeless scenes that I was captured by when travelling Tasmania. I think many people are attracted by that aura of endless tranquility and love Tasmania for that reason."
Spot on Otto. You are welcome back to our fine part of the world any time.
Rocca Calascio , Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga
A recent shot of an incredible sunrise , the colors display was really impressive that morning.
Rocca Calascio is a mountaintop fortress or rocca and is the highest (1,460 metres) fortress in the Apennines.
Rocca Calascio was recently insert from National Geographic into the list of the 15 more suggestive castle of the whole world. It was the location for the final scene of film Ladyhawke.
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This shot at the corner of Parliament Square was taken two days after the 2015 General Election, which perhaps accounts for the image’s sombre tone.
I had always wanted to add my own slant on this popular vantage point, taken outside the Government Offices on Great George Street and capturing Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and a couple of photogenic telephone boxes. My aim with this image was to play up the sense of depth, proportion and detail. What jumped out for me in this instance was the contrast between Gothic and Edwardian architecture in the frame, as well as the intricacy of the opal glass behind the clock, and the ethereal mood created by the streetlamps as the sun struggled to break through heavy clouds.
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I must really be jonesing for a trip back to this place. Strasburg does have a magical draw to it....so here is another from a great trip back in time.
This is the caption I wrote when posted on FB:
South West Virginia circa 1925? No...East Central Pennsylvania 2019!
Excepting the modern material on the one silo there is otherwise nothing in this image that belies the century we're in. N&W 4-8-0 475 pulling a string of wooden clerestory roofed passenger cars through rolling farmland creates a scene from another era.
To capture this image I walked "behind the line"....waaay behind the line back up the hill on Cherry Hill Rd from the crossing to a spot my eye noticed on our drive down to the crowd earlier. You'd never know there were a hundred people lining the road or down in the field in this image. In fact, not another soul is visible! And, despite the 1/3 mile walk back down the road, their pause to meet 611 with an eastbound train gave me plenty of time to get back for this shot posted earlier:
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Ronks, Pennsylvania
Sunday September 29, 2019
In a scene that could pass for 1952, a classic RS-3 with a short train of 6 cars heads north on the Batten Kill Railroad. This loco was originalely delivered to the Delaware & Hudson and has remained on its former rails ever since.
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Timeless night On Black and Large
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