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just another sunset to end a perfect day in FL....
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CAPTIVA ISLAND, FL
summer 2007
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vintage look
shoot with Nancy
Model: Nancy - über ZOOM IFG
Hair & Make up: Make up ArtistClass C-ACADEMY
Studio: CHICOCIHAN
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"Shorelines" series
Hasselblad + Carl Zeiss Distagon 50mm f4.0 + Fuji Acros 100 @ 80 iso + D-76 1:1 @ 10min (1 min agitation)
Reading room, Suzallo Library, University of Washington
Fuji X100S, Lightroom, Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
Prince's driver oils round in a timeless Beddgelert scene.
Welsh Highland Railway Past Present & Future Gala. Friday 21st June 2019.
south-coast shoreline
Puerto Vallarta - Jalisco - Mexico
Copyright © Ute Hagen 2014 All Rights Reserved
From Timeless hair fashion shoot, Pinni magazine
Model: Mirka / Modelpoint
Style: 2or+ByYAT
Hair: Tuomo Hakkarainen
MUA: Nelli Inberg
Lighting assist: Marko Oja
like a lost spirit, a timeless tourist
I stole my soul into the breast of the black forest
the old growth trees had nothing on me
their roots ran deep, but I knew how to be free
I was born with more years behind than before me
my soles were sore from wandering a world
where hearts were unfurled
without the wrath of gravity
and the ocean was so wide and blind
I laughed how she was sometimes called the sea
like a lost spirit, a timeless tourist
I looked up into the buildings above
I saw a pigeon kissing a dove
I watched a window washer wonder why
he lived on the edge but was afraid to die
I saw the city suffer pity
for sodden souls still shuffling her streets
for shapeless spirits this side of the sod
all rain is the same in the eyes of God
like a lost spirit, a timeless tourist
I shrugged off the song
of a speechless sickness
I sang the notes of stubborn goats
I held the hooves of sighing sheep
I learned that the walls of self are steep
I picked up my bag, I dragged my legs
I was the tall tale that the dog couldn't wag
I couldn't play tag, I wasn't he or she or it
I was too tired to stand, too skinny to sit
I had far too many bones to pick
I was far from pure
in the person of a purist
I was haunted by my home, like a lost spirit
I was flying all alone, like a timeless tourist
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Week 9 of 52
Take on the Theme of Long Exposure
I haven't done landscape shots in a long time. Admittedly because of laziness. I got to the Pier at about 6am (sunrise at 6:20). But i really should have gotten there at like 5:30 at least. To pick the spot and not feel rushed.
I took alot of similar shots, one of them With the sun's light beaming at just the right moment. But the reason why i went with this one is the mood. The timelessness of the moving water was the focus.
So here it is
(i got alittle too close to the shoreline and soaked my shoes, socks, pants and tripod with water.... Camera came out alright and dry though ^__^)
It's been awhile since I've posted anything on Flickr, what with spending many recent weekends doing wedding planning stuff or family things, but I finally got out this past weekend to do some real shooting. I spent a few days in the Eastern Sierras with a couple friends from HP, hitting up spots both old and new. One place I'd never been to, but had been wanting to check out for quite some time, is the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest, up in the White Mountains east of Big Pine. I'd seen so many awesome shots from there, and knew I needed to finally try my hand at some "real" night shooting...the Milky Way and my first attempt at star trails. I haven't processed the start trails yet, but I am quite happy with my first Milky Way image.
It was a surreal experience shooting this stark landscape in the middle of the night with the hulking shadows of these gnarly trees, in near pitch-dark, at 11,000ft with my hands freezing from the 40-degree temperature and strong winds. And worth every freezing minute.
And yes, I'm not loving the tree in the right -- in fact this is already a crop to remove some of it -- but I was not dressed warmly enough to keep shooting after a couple hours, so this has to do until next time.....
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5DmkII
24mm
25s, f/2
ISO 1600
Occasionally while hiking state parks, I stop and wonder how it may have looked in prehistoric times.
Petit Jean State Park, Arkansas.
Color infrared, April, 2009.
Orig # DSC_0175-0185.
As if I enter the woods in Kafka on the Shore, time doesn't flow any more here. It's timeless everywhere.
You can go back centuries and find a scene almost identical to this. It is a timeless tradition. Only the shoes change. Skipping stones into the river is surely one of the finest past-times we can ever experience. It's hard to find the words to describe how it feels sharing it with grandchildren. What is even more awesome is watching the 13 year old teach the 9 year old the proper technique.