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Waves come and go..
When the water recedes, it's the perfect time to try creating something new.
A fresh new start.
A lot of strange things happened this summer, but I never lost my optimism, though my creativity took a direct hit.
*Keep Looking Up*
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Framed by the weathered wood of an observation deck, this image offers a panoramic view of a sprawling wetland, alive with the tranquil beauty of nature's canvas. The deck, a deliberate pause along the meandering boardwalk, provides a stationary vantage point for visitors to soak in the serene landscape. It overlooks a mosaic of water and reeds, a habitat teeming with life yet quiet in its afternoon repose. The sky above, dotted with carefree clouds, reflects in the still waters below, completing a picture of serene symmetry. This spot is more than a mere platform; it is an invitation to stand still, watch, and connect with the subtle rhythms of an ecosystem in its natural state.
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The photograph captures a field of Daylilies in varying stages of their life cycle, a natural mosaic of vitality and decline. The flowers, radiant in shades of amber and gold, stand proudly among the blades of vibrant green, embodying the full swing of the summer bloom. While some petals retain their youthful sheen, others bear the marks of time, wilting gracefully, contributing to the cycle that feeds the soil. The pattern of life and rejuvenation is palpable in this image, with fresh buds ready to unfurl and spent blossoms ready to return to the earth. This scene is a reminder of the transient yet continuous nature of life, where every ending is intertwined with a new beginning, each flower a note in the symphony of the garden.
Taking photos at -35C is always a challenge (both for the photographer and the equipment), but making time-lapses adds to the difficulty to have the equipment working for 4 to 5 hours straight in the frigid cold. This is one frame of a time-lapse I captured a few days ago. Check it out on YouTube or Vimeo:
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It consists of nailed plates, almost all of oak. Its dimensions are 22 meters in length by 5 of sleeve, with a mast of about 9-10 meters. With a sail of approximately 90 m², the ship could reach a speed of 10 knots. It had room for 30 rowers (each side of the ship reveals 15 holes for the oars). In addition there is a large helm and an iron anchor. The bow and stern of the ship are sculpted in an elaborate way, in a style that has been called "de Oseberg". The ship was built in 820 and was used for its main function for several years before serving as a grave. Although suitable for navigation, the ship is quite fragile, which suggests that it should be used only for trips along the coast.
Se compone de planchas clavadas, casi todas de roble. Sus dimensiones son 22 metros de eslora por 5 de manga, con un mástil de unos 9-10 metros. Con una vela de aproximadamente 90 m², el barco podía alcanzar una velocidad de 10 nudos. Tenía cabida para 30 remeros (cada lado del navío revela 15 huecos para los remos). Además se encuentra un amplio timón y un ancla de hierro. La proa y la popa del navío están esculpidas de forma elaborada, en un estilo que se ha dado en llamar "de Oseberg". El barco se construyó en 820 y fue utilizado para su función principal durante varios años antes de servir como sepultura. Aunque apto para la navegación, el barco es bastante frágil, lo que hace pensar que debía utilizarse sólo para trayectos por la costa.
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In this lively scene from Gibbs Gardens, a throng of daffodils stands in vibrant contrast to the earthy tones of the forest floor. The sun-kissed petals boast a luminous yellow, each trumpet center ringed with a deeper golden hue, as if to echo the sun's own rays. The flowers' ruffled cups appear like miniature suns, their bright faces turned upwards, soaking in the light and warmth of the early spring day. This cluster of daffodils, captured in the midst of their seasonal performance, sings a silent song of growth and joy. The image conveys the essence of springtime in Ball Ground, Georgia, where nature's palette is a burst of joyful colors, and every blossom is a note in the symphony of the season.
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Have you seen "Backyards Project", Sam Favret's last movie ? Its a two year project finaly achieved ! What's inside ? Some of the most radical lines of the planet, from Chamonix to Alaska, perfect snow conditions, strong riding, frestyle, freeride, extrême skiing and snowboarding, awesome camera work, originality and good spirit !
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This panoramic photo captures the vast, open grasslands of Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, offering a view into the untouched natural beauty of the area. The panorama stretches across the untamed field, where the tall grasses sway in the breeze, creating waves of serene motion. The sky above is a vast dome of blue, streaked with wisps of white clouds, suggesting the vastness of the space above as it mirrors the expanse below. The sun on the right bathes the scene in a gentle light, casting long shadows and enhancing the texture of the grassland. This quiet haven, away from the city's rush, is a vital sanctuary for wildlife and a place of peaceful respite for visitors. The image invites the viewer to take a deep breath and appreciate the simplicity and tranquility that such natural landscapes provide.
Eating Australian chocolate in her cool shades and rocking out to Rilo Kiley. It was a good day. Totally forgot this was on the point and shoot. Taken a few months ago.
I promise to have some better videos up soon.
This is a frame from a video. You can watch it on Vimeo.
Timelapse video: vimeo.com/181706906.
Curry Village is the well-lit area in the valley. We got lucky and someone hiked around Mirror Lake with a headlamp during the photo. Glacier Point is the bright area right of Half Dome, and North Dome and El Capitan are visible on the far right side of the image.
Kurt Lawson and I backpacked 110 lbs of gear to Mt. Watkins, a rock outcropping across Yosemite Valley from Half Dome. Wade Meade strapped on a bunch of headlamps and hiked up Half Dome at night while we ran five cameras for stills and timelapse. 9 8-minute exposures were stacked to produce this image.
Prints available. If Kurt and Wade sound familiar, it's because they joined me two summers ago for the Mt. Whitney night photography adventure.
Sun rises in the midle of the night (4 am), with volcanic ash in the air, from the recent erupting volcano in Grímsvötn, Vatnajökull. Icebergs are covered with black ash, and mist paints the landscape.
I just processed a short clip from the erupting volcano in Grímsvötn, and ash covered surroundings on the south coast of Iceland.
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Anima Series 5
Sitting No. 43
we stand with only the horizon before us
dividing heaven from earth
with only silence and mystery to guide us
on our path
with only the fear of searching
to overcome
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EYE Photo Magazine - Vienna, Austria:
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Artist Interview - Mumbai, India:
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Short documentary - Lismore, Australia:
Artparasites - Berlin, Germany:
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Contemporary Art Curator - Barcelona, Spain:
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Artist biography:
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This is a frame from a video. You can watch it on Vimeo.
Not shy about posing for the camera.
Here is a video that Kevin put together of him: www.vimeo.com/702289
^the whole thing is there!!!!
Alright alright, before I say anything I have to tell you that this idea has been in my brain for over 6 months- and in the works for 3. It is surreal to finally watch it and see that it is finished, because I thought about it everyday and even though this is a somewhat poor result for so much effort, I’m glad I did it and didn’t just think about it. In a nutshell, these are pieces of the ending of my senior year. I’m a little sentimental, I know.
So, here it is. Credit goes to my mother and a few friends for some photos, and inspiration credit obviously goes to you because I have no patience and would have given up 2 months and 30 days ago had it not been for you guys.
I know this song is very overused but it was the soundtrack to my year- for many reasons.
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BASE: "Gabbiano" prod by Quori myspace.com/quori
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PER CHI VUOLE ESSERE SEMPRE INFORMATO SUI PARTYCOLARE E PER CHI VOLESSE VEDERE LE FOTO DEI PARTYCOLARE PRECEDENTI SONO SUL GRUPPO:
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It’s An Addiction ~ Tutorial Challenge #17
It was fun tonight to sit down and play with photoshop. I didn't do all the steps in this tutorial and added a few of my own. The clouds are my own shots. the Lightning is brushes and the butterflies and trees are from the tut.
Thanks to Andrea for lending me her macro lens today so I could shoot this. This one really needs to be seen Large please press "L" for details
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