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From a short walk in a local hilly recreational area known as Sir Lyngbjerg near Holstebro, Denmark - April 04, 2020.
Lumière axiale – Armandèche
Le phare de l’Armandèche, situé aux Sables-d’Olonne, se dresse en contre-jour dans une composition verticale où le soleil vient auréoler sa lanterne.
Le phare de l’Armandèche, conçu par l’architecte Maurice Durand en 1968, s’inscrit dans le contexte de reconstruction et de modernisation du littoral atlantique après la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Par son architecture en béton armé, épurée et verticale, il incarne une approche fonctionnelle où la forme est entièrement dédiée à la diffusion du signal lumineux.
Conçu à la fin du XXe siècle, ce phare en béton armé, reconnaissable à sa silhouette élancée et minimaliste, s’inscrit dans une approche contemporaine de l’architecture maritime.
Ce phare marque une rupture avec les architectures plus ornementales du XIXe siècle : ici, la lumière n’est plus seulement diffusée — elle est contenue, canalisée, presque abstraite.
La prise de vue en contre-jour accentue la dimension symbolique du phare comme axe de lumière, entre terre et ciel, révélant une tension entre obscurité du premier plan et rayonnement céleste.
she stands there, but she is somewhere else.
between reflections and neon lights,
in a world that isn't quite real.
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the streets of munich carried a quiet hum, and there it stood, a relic from a bygone era. a porsche, its curves gleaming like polished obsidian, reflecting the fleeting moments of modernity around it. leaning over, a figure lost in thought or perhaps memory, blending seamlessly with the car’s timeless allure. the metropol garage sign above whispered of history, of lives touched by these wheels and their journeys. the muted tones stretched the gap between past and present, a bridge where nostalgia lingers, and the mind wanders.
From a walk on my 'daily playground' both as a child and in my adult life - the military training area (Jydske Dragonregiment/Jutland Dragoon Regiment) south of Holstebro, Denmark - January 31, 2021.
ne man, one dog, one blade of light. the city disappears into rhythm and geometry, where motion cuts across stone and shadow with cinematic precision.
Soft clouds sweep across the Nordic sky as a lone wooden boat floats in tranquil waters, gently surrounded by lily pads and wild reeds. This scene captures the timeless calm of Sigtuna, Sweden, where nature’s serene embrace and subtle reflections tell a peaceful lakeside story. Bright greens, earthy browns, and mirrored skies unite to create a soothing landscape that invites viewers to pause and drift away in thought
Let’s journey together for a moment to this peaceful Swedish haven, where still waters meet soft blooms and every ripple holds a secret. I hope this image of Sigtuna fills your day with warmth and makes you smile. Your comments and favorites mean so much, they allow us to connect and share a little piece of wonder in this big world.
Puffs of clouds
Entice the lake
Wake up
Let's play!
The sun will join us
It has agreed
We will mix
We will dance
We will stir
We will paint
Something new
Just for us Wake up and see
“Your beloved and your friends were once strangers.
Somehow at a particular time, they came from the distance toward your life.
Their arrival seemed so accidental and contingent."
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From a photowalk with a small group of other photographers on a wet Saturday afternoon on the Venø island near Struer, Denmark - June 15, 2019.
All elements shot with an iPhone6.
Edited on iPad with Adobe Illustrator Draw and Leonardo.
To learn more about creative photography processes and art on an iPhone you might be interested in my book co-written with Bob Weil:
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and website: www.iphoneographycentral.com
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[Boumsell Longchamp / Europan 127 Panchromatique 100 ASA expired Dec. 1969 / partial double exposure / Adonal stand dev. / February 2019]
out of step adrift heavy clouds [Modified Agfa Clack / Rolla RX4 panchromatique 100 ASA expired Oct. 1960 (Made in France by Ets. Bauchet & Cie in the 1950s) / Adonal stand dev. / June 2020]
(In-Between #3 / The Yellow Lines #2)
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From a week's family vacation in a rented house in Skagen, Denmark - April 02, 2021.
The photo is taken at the Højen beach west of the town.
light cuts through the darkness.
he reaches out, but touches nothing.
a fleeting silhouette, caught between shadows.
museo de las ciencias, valencia
Night view of the impressive building/tower designed by the architects Arne Jacobsen and Erik Møller back in 1937-38 - Aarhus, Denmark - November 23, 2019.
View towards Lammefjorden near our rented house in Plejerup (north-western part of Zealand), Denmark - July 12, 2019.
Aegina is an idyllic Greek island very close to Athens, thus a very popular destination for quick getaways. Belonging to the Saronic group of islands, Aegina Greece has many archaeological monuments, picturesque villages, and beautiful beaches!
The center of the island is Aegina Town, the picturesque capital of Aegina. Boasting elegant Neoclassical buildings, narrow alleys and a bustling seafront promenade, Aegina Town is perfect for summer strolls!
Aegina is also an island with a glorious historical past, as it used to be one of the most important islands of ancient Greece, so it’s not a surprise that sightseeing is one of the best things to do in Aegina! The most impressive archaeological site of the island is the Ancient Temple of Athena Aphaia, dating back to the 6th century BC.