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Steampunk man, grungy edit. Bressingham Steampunk weekend portrait, grunge edit madee in Aurora HDR and Adobe CC _22A0504Aur2
This young lady caught my attention when she kept passing our living room window. At first I thought she might be wearing blades.
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Dati Tecnici
a) Leica M8 + Leica Summilux M 75 mm f.1,4 + Filtro Leica UV/IR;
b) Tempo 1/15s apertura a f.2,0 (a mano libera);
c) Utilizzato il Magnifier 1,25x per effettuare una messa a fuoco più precisa;
d) Lettura Esposimetrica impostata in M (manuale) con esposimetro della macchina (Effettuate quattro letture a luce riflessa sui due lati estremi opposti del bambino, una sul volto fra lo zigomo destro e l'occhio e l'ultima sui panni sfuocati in basso a sinistra);
e) Conversione con Adobe Photoshop CC
f) Prima Post-Produzione Corel Photo-Paint X5
g) Post-Produzione di completamento con Nikon Capture NX 2
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Dedicata al mio Gabriele - Dedicated to my Gabriele
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Italiano
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Prego i visitatori di ascoltare il brano contemporaneamente alla visione dell'immagine e alla lettura della poesia per farsi trasportare con la mente nelle atmosfere, nelle sensazioni, nello stato d’animo del soggetto come se fosse un fotogramma estrapolato dalla scena di un film.
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English
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Please visitors to listen to the song at the same time to view the image and read the poem to get carried away with your mind in the atmosphere, the feeling, the mood of the subject as if it were one taken from a movie scene.
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Celtic Woman - May It Be
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b5HFsff_es
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…….può essere
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….nei silenzi,…
….via volerà,….
un pensiero profondo.
….odo,
….lontano,
col diffondersi dell’aria,
fra il fruscio delle fronde
fra il buio delle ombre,
una flebile voce. Forse,.....
....è la magia del vento,
oppure, il canto ritmico
del tuo piccolo cuore.
….vicino a me,
….dormi.
Sveglio,…insonne
guardo fuori,…..e
sento il profumato
alito del vento che
pronuncia il tuo nome.
....sussurri lievemente,
con un profondo respiro,
mi avvicino in silenzio…e
vorrei sapere, ascoltare
sotto lo scintillio delle stelle,
i tuoi pensieri,…sono
i sogni del tuo cuore.
Felice di averti accanto,
amaramente abbasso gli occhi, e
con la voce del cuore
grido forte a quel vento:…,
….mi affiderò alle tue ali
quando non sarò più con lui,
fra i sottili fili d'erba mi cullerò
quando nei prati lo troverò,
nella sua ombra mi nasconderò
per stargli sempre vicino,
e…., quando sarà il momento,
in quel mondo incantato,
….può essere, un giorno
fortemente…..lo riabbraccerò.
…………………………….…Luigi Mirto
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……..may it be
…..in the silence ....
…..will fly away ......
a deep thought.
…..i hear ….....,
…..far away ...,
with the spread of the air,
between the rustling of the leaves
between the darkness of the shadows,
a feeble voice. Perhaps,....
.....is the magic of the wind,
or, the rhythmic chant
your little heart.
…..close to me ....,
…..sleep.
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Awake,…..awake
i look out, …..and
i feel the fragrant
breath of wind
pronounce your name.
…..whispers slightly,
with a deep breath,
i walk in silence…..and
i want to know, listen
under the twinkling stars,
your thoughts,…..are
the dreams of your heart.
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Happy to have you near,
bitterly lower my eyes, and
with the voice of the heart
loud cry in the wind: …..
…..i will rely on your wings
when I am no longer with him,
between the thin blades of grass I rock you
when I find him in the meadows,
I will hide in his shadow
to be with him always near,
and ...., when the time comes,
in that enchanted world,
…..may it be, one day
strongly ..... embrace him again.
…………………………….…Luigi Mirto
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Dedicata al mio Gabriele - Dedicated to my Gabriele
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Italiano
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Prego i visitatori di ascoltare anche questo brano contemporaneamente alla visione dell'immagine e alla lettura della poesia per farsi trasportare con la mente nelle atmosfere, nelle sensazioni, nello stato d’animo del soggetto come se fosse un fotogramma estrapolato dalla scena di un film.
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English
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Please visitors to listen to this song while viewing the image and the reading of poetry to get carried away with your mind in the atmosphere, the feeling, the mood of the subject as if it were one taken from a movie scene.
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Enya - May it be
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Re-edit of my favorite photography outing. Feedback is welcome!
Some of the most dramatic conditions I've ever witnessed, at one of the most beautiful locations I know of.
The official temperature when this shot was taken was -9F. The amount of mist pouring off the water was unbelievable. On the drive down, you could see the sea smoke from miles away, as columns drifted probably 80 ft. in the air around Portland. When we arrived at Fort Williams Park, home of Portland Head Light, we were amazed to see large breakers rolling in from the recent storm, with mist coming from each one. What an incredible effect!
Joe on the top of the Great Sugarloaf in the fading light of day. Second time he has climbed here and still only five. He wants to attempt Carrauntoohil next. I admire his ambition - if successful he would be one of the youngest to climb Irelands highest peak
(he also has his camera in his hands....good lad!)
Best when L ispressed
Herbie peeking around the edge of a door.....mischief in mind.
iPhone 6 / Adobe CC
Part of Crewe towns Christmas lights is this display from Lumen, projected onto Crewe Municiple Building.
Slightly re edited version
It's an image I've had in my mind for a long time and for me represents the passing of time and passions in my life. I broke my leg pretty badly when I was 14 and never really rode a bmx since, probably a good thing as I was never any good at it. I took up mountain biking instead. I got my first 8v mk2 Golf GTI when I was 20 & fell in absolute love, I still drive a vw today just not a GTI (at the moment). I bought my first Nikon in 2011 and it genuinely changed my life for the better and five years on I'm pleased I've learnt it inside out, it's unleashed a creative ability I honestly didn't know I ever had.
and for Craig, the Car owner and rider in the shot? it's a badass piece of artwork to hang on his wall, Cheers Craig you nailed it for me 👍
the shot is a 4 shot composite consisting of, ambient light, upper sky ambient, light painting the car and a bare yongnuo yn 560ii fired at 1/4 power via yongnuo rf 602 with a 2500k white balance to make it blue. merged using layer masks in Photoshop and finished with greater than Gatsby Photoshop actions.
Lake Vyrnwy is such a beautiful location, the mountains embrace a lake containing some twelve billion gallons of water resulting in scenery reminiscent of the Alps. The lake which is 5 miles long and half a mile wide looks incredibly natural and you can hardly believe that it was created by in the late 19th century by Liverpool Corporation, to provide a storage reservoir of safe water for the rapidly growing city of Liverpool.
At that time, many cities in Britain were becoming crowded with workers for the new factories and mills of the Industrial Revolution. Terrible slums grew around these factories, and clean water was desperately needed to reduce the dangers of disease. The factories too needed large quantities of water for their steam-driven machines and the deep valleys of Wales were the obvious solution.
The amazing thing is, this has been done so well, that it is such a fantastic stretch of water teeming with wildlife. The huge dam across the river valley was completed in 1889, and was the first large stone-built dam in Britain. Earlier dams had just been created by making earth embankments.
As you take a relatively easy 12 mile bike ride around the lake there is so much to see. Firstly the lake lies in an incredibly secluded spot west of the village of Llanfyllin. It is surrounded by remote mountains and thick forests and its dramatic personality is enhanced by inky black waters and a fairytale neo-Gothic water tower.
The new lake meant that the farms and houses of the people of the valley would be lost underwater. In order to create the large lake the valley of the River Vyrnwy had to be closed off by the huge stone dam and the whole valley behind the dam which contained the old village of Llanwddyn was flooded.
Work on the dam building project began in 1881, and for the next eight years the dam wall at the bottom of the valley was steadily getting higher while the people living in the village went about their everyday lives.
A new settlement was built lower down the valley by the Liverpool Corporation before
the flooding, for the people who lost their homes. The buildings of the old village were knocked down after the people moved out, and even the remains of the dead were removed from the churchyard and reburied next to the new church. In particularly dry summers, the level of the water falls, and you can see the remains of the village.
The dam itself is pretty impressive, 26m high from the bed of the lake to the sill for the overflow, but almost twice that if measured from the buried foundations to the top of the final structure. The dam is 357m long and the base is 36.5m thick.
The stepped openings at the bottom of the contain tunnels which can be controlled to allow enough water to carry on down the river so that it continues to flow normally. The machinery for operating the valves is located inside the two stone towers on the top of the dam wall above the two tunnels.
There is a very unusual pointed tower which rises out of the waters of Lake Vyrnwy some distance from the dam. It looks like part of a fairytale castle, and it is linked to the shore by an arched bridge. This is the 'straining tower', which is where the water leaves the lake at the start of a journey along an aqueduct and pipeline to Liverpool, around 70 miles away. It is called a straining tower because the water first passes through a fine metal mesh to filter or strain out material in the water.
The tower stands in over 15m deep water and is over 48m high, so much of the structure is hidden underwater.