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All elements shot with an iPhone6.
Edited on iPad with the following apps:
Leonardo, Procreate and PhotoshopTouch
To learn more about creative photography processes and art on an iPhone you might be interested in my book co-written with Bob Weil:
www.amazon.com/The-Art-iPhone-Photography-Creating/dp/193...
and website: www.iphoneographycentral.com
Tea-toned cyanotype.
I’m thinking now about the notion of collective grief, something that has gripped our world in recent weeks. Grief and I are certainly not strangers. Profound loss has touched my life a few times, and I’m still grieving my hysterectomy. My folded wings, however, are starting to twitch again. The urge to soar is innate in us all. As my force is returning, I thought I would offer this to those who might be in need...
Writer Glennon Doyle talks about the need to hold vigil for those enshrouded in the cocoon of grief. This poem speaks to that.
Archive
Within each of us there is an archive of loss,
A library of longing,
Volumes of unspoken wishes,
Ethereal as ribbons of mist on a November morning,
Guarded in the veiled chambers of the heart,
Laced into the hens of our skirts,
Tucked just behind our eyelids,
Rest now, dear one,
On this bed of crimson roses,
I will sing to you if butterflies on the wing,
Of wildflowers and shooting stars,
Of summer rains and falling leaves,
I will fashion you a crown of daisies and bluebells,
And a boutonnière of rosemary for remembrance,
Though it hurts, we must never forget,
I will burn the sage,
I will fix a cup of tea,
I will hold the candle,
Steadfast, unfailing,
Whenever you are ready,
Let me be the light
To help guide you back home.
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.
On a nice little evening walk I found this surreal spot with the cracked mud. It has been a very hot day in July, when temperatures were up to 34 °C / 93 °F. The sky was almost empty, so I tried to retain the highlights using ETTR and recovering the shadows. BTW, this wass done out of a single JPG.
July 2025 | Niefern
© Maximilian Engelsberger
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the fruit stays untouched. two bottles of water. a note from the hotel. but the table belongs to the cameras. lenses, caps, straps – everything in its place. the light slips through the curtains, painting patterns on the wall. outside, the world wakes up. inside, the frame is already set.
Towering summer clouds rise and expand, quietly dominating the sky.
Captured in natural light with no manipulation — just scale, texture, and atmosphere doing the work.
Sometimes the sky is the subject. Nothing else is needed.
- Πάσχα το Ελληνικόν -
Greek Orthodox Easter under the Luminous Blue Sky.
The Blues of the Sky blended into the Sea,
Pure Sun rose
The Dawn of the Dawn,
He did not give up,He moved,
He Opened Hugs of Peace,
So sweet the breeze on the Face ...
Greek Easter blended with the Eternal Apollonian Light and the Delphic Idea of creating a World-wide Spiritual Nucleus capable of Regenerating Humanity from the Power of Love,Will,and Mind.
God Has No Religion,but we have,and we decided to have it with Dogmas.
Catholic Easter, 21st April, Passover from April 19 - April 27,
Greek Orthodox Easter, 28 April.
I feel like writing "Visual Poetry" on St. Nickolas' pure,white walls.
It's actually Shape or Concrete poetry,an arrangement of linguistic elements in which the typographical effect is more important in conveying meaning than verbal significance.
Note the Shape of the Poem,Open the Wings of your Heart and ignore the dates ...
"Easter Wings"
Lord, who createdst man in wealth and store,
Though foolishly he lost the same,
Decaying more and more,
Till he became
Most poore:
With thee
O let me rise
As larks, harmoniously,
And sing this day thy victories:
Then shall the fall further the flight in me.
My tender age in sorrow did beginne
And still with sicknesses and shame.
Thou didst so punish sinne,
That I became
Most thinne.
With thee
Let me combine,
And feel thy victorie:
For, if I imp my wing on thine,
Affliction shall advance the flight in me.
George Herbert - 1593–1633 - Poet and Priest of the Church of England
I can see your widespread wings.Can you see mine ?
The last word in life is not dearh,it's Resurrection ...
✿ڿ ♥ I intertwined Doctrine and Life,Colours and Light,and send you Spring Love & my best wishes for Spiritual Resurrection ♥ ✿ڿ
Holstebro, Denmark – February 2024.
During most of 2024 Holstebro will be celebrating it's 750 year anniversary.
When you stop doubting every step you take,
something inside you grows quiet.
You don’t need to know everything.
It’s enough to trust that you can stand
in whatever comes your way.
⁛ And little by little, that holds you
© 2026 Lorrie Agapi. All rights reserved.
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Floating [darkroom lith print on Maco Expo WA3 chamois paper using Moersch Easylith 50A + 50B // 2000 / photo taken with modified Agfa Clack on expired ORWO NP20 / July 2023]
Kontraste, Strukturen und stille Momente – eingefangen heute beim Fotowalk durch Ludwigsburg. Die Schönheit liegt oft im Unsichtbaren. Diese Schwarz-Weiß-Serie ist eine Hommage an das Zeitlose, aufgenommen mit der Fuji X-H2. Welche Details entdeckst du zuerst?
The beacon from below at Højen Beach/Gl. Skagen - during a week-long family summer vacation in a rented house in Skagen, Denmark - July 06, 2020.
Soft, dreamy daffodils emerge from the darkness, their pale petals glowing like quiet lanterns against a deep, shadowed background. Hints of golden yellow blur gently into the surrounding black, creating a painterly, ethereal mood. The shallow focus and muted light give the flowers a sense of stillness and calm—delicate, intimate, and slightly surreal, as if caught in a moment between night and memory.
au bord du lac [Kodak Brownie Hawkeye / flipped lens / 620 llford FP4 exp. 1973 / Adonal stand dev / March 2021]
the city breathes neon and asphalt, as red giants glide through the night—each one a pulse in the urban bloodstream, headed to golders green.
necropolis - silver gelatine print [on Agfa Lupex chamois paper / January 2019]. Photo taken with modified Agfa Clack.
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