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Dreaming of the Musee d`Orsay clock in Paris and the new Selfridges building in Birmingham, England !
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 ^__^)
this may be a bit far-stretched again but it is for this week's theme: life/death ~ entropy/renewal, so this is also 16/52.
for me, this does not only symbolize timelessness but it could stand for the beginning or the end of time. so it might fit the weekly theme at least a bit...
april 21, 2013
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This shot was pointing to the Pacific Ocean in the sunrise time. Of course, the sunlight was blocked by heavy clouds that morning, and all I could see was the big wet sand all the way to the rocky area at the far end, a.k.a. the end of the land. The lack of any landmark here made me feel I was standing in the middle of timeless space. This is an interesting shot for me to take, and I kind of like the monochrome feel here! :-)
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~Olympic National Park，華盛頓州，美國~
~Kalaloch Beach, Olympic National Park, WA, USA~
- ISO 50, F16, 2 sec, 50mm
- Canon 5D Mark II with EF 50mm f/1.2 L lens
- sunrise @ 5.52am / shot @ 6.02am, 2011/7/30
- high tide 10.7m @ 1.00am / low tide -1.4m @7.37am
© copyright 2011 Hsiang Wei Chao
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Edinburgh Castle in sepia,this view is timeless and has been seen this way for many years.
Edinburgh Castle is a fortress which dominates the skyline of the city of Edinburgh, Scotland, from its position atop the extinct volcanic Rock.An Historic Scotland Property.
This Stoop and Tile has been through it all. It is comforting to have little spots in our lives that are always there. Excelsior Springs, Missouri USA
As if I enter the woods in Kafka on the Shore, time doesn't flow any more here. It's timeless everywhere.
This is my favorite shot so far at Great Falls. Three shot blended together for a final square image that I wanted for a place on a wall.
Every moment and every event of every man's life on earth plants something in his soul
Thomas Merton
I realize that a lot of my pictures are very trendy looking, what with the fancy editing and fashion and what have you. Looking at some of the truly classic portraits from some of my favorites like Avedon, I needed to get back to the basics of what makes a good portrait. What inspired me was an old polaroid of my dad at my age, shirt off and cigar in hand in the woods, smiling away. I could practically taste the case of beer just out of frame.
So here we are, at the dried Boise River riverbed a hop, skip, and jump away from my place. I wanted a neutral palette, neutral clothes, and a neutral expression. Because 60 years from now when my grandchildren are looking through these pictures, I want them to be able to relate. And if I could go back in time 60 years, I would want my own grandparents to relate to this picture.
5/365
Nikon D5000 | ISO200 | f8.0 | 1/160s | 35mm
I'm thinking about making a 'timeless' series; the area I recently moved to provides me with a lot of interesting subjects...
For me, this one looks like an old picture from a photo book and I think it's a bit warmer than 'just' B&W...
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In an old attic, a forgotten box of marbles and gacha capsule toys sat undisturbed for decades. Once cherished by a child who grew up and moved on, they remained as silent witnesses to the past. Now rediscovered, their glossy surfaces reflect distant memories, bridging the gap between nostalgia and the present.
The timeless facade of The Monastery which sits high above the World Heritage Listed ancient city of Petra, close to the village of Wadi-Musa in the south of Jordan.