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This came out of one of my large Planter from this past summer - Winter arrived early and it had filled up with water and froze - Thankfully it melted enough to get it out and the result was this huge chunk!
Fred Benson Beach, Block Island, RI
Rolleicord II, Triotar 75mm, Tri-X. Developed Xtol 1:2, printed on Oriental Warmtone FB.
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Sunrise long exposure over Avalon beach pool, on the northern beaches of Sydney, Australia.
Nikon D810 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Formatt Hitech 10 stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
This fella's a wee bit out of shape!
The wall was in even worse shape, crumbly, mossy and sooked up the paint like a sponge.
Think i should have either went a bit smaller and tried something a bit wilder, or gone a bit bigger and tried something simpler.
Ach weel, who knows!
Not too often does the CP stop one of there trains and allow a CN train thru first. Don't know why this played out like it did but it is what it is. A southbound CN train glides across the double diamonds at Duplainville while a westbound oil empty is already on the throttle as he tells dispatch he is blocking Barker Road.
Hey, have you seen the latest issue of Blocks magazine? Page 50 & 51? Yep, that's my work there. A commission I received a few months ago, and I'm now able to show to the world (kind of) in what is a beautiful issue of an awesome magazine.
My son was representing his swim squad in Jersey this weekend. See if he wins another one of these glass block trophies! HMM!
Just a simple Minecraft inspired creation. Having fun with digital Lego and rendering.
The colours might need a bit of tweaking, but I attempted to get them somewhat accurate. I also didn't bother trying to figure out the interlocking of the bricks in the grass block. It can be done, but I just didn't have the free time to build that detail (laziness also might have factored in). The shovel, on the other hand, is actually fully connected together.
Built in SR3D and rendered with POV-Ray
As those following at home probably know, I've been featured in Blocks magazine 3 times this year so far.
But this issue was the first, and as such it holds a special place in my heart.
And it finally arrived on my doorstep today.
It's going straight to the poolroom.
Loved the mad rock formations in Iceland, these blocks are right by the cave in the last image. Model is Anna.
Porto Trindade
The Town Hall , on the left, and Trindade Church on the right.
Trindade Church is one of the most impressive churches in the city for its enormous proportions as it's integrated into a hospital of the Holy Order of Terceira Trindade (1755). It occupies an entire city block. It's neoclassical with baroque influences and is just in front of the rear facade of the City Hall, but forever hidden from the point of view of Aliados.
For the dog runs that are starting to take shape
Impressive to see the scale of the place!
Regina Spektor - Buildings
I recently watched Attack the Block starring John Boyega. You may know John Boyega as Finn from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. IMDb's description of Attack the Block is: "A teen gang in South London defend their block from an alien invasion." Their description is a pretty accurate. However though it sounds pretty weird, it's a good movie!
I hope you like the photo and I hope to start making more photos soon! :)
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Sony Alpha A7II + Sony 70-300mm F4.5-5.6 G SSM II (A-mount) + LA-EA4
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My name is Krystian, I'm a young amateur photographer from Warsaw/Poland and I always wanted to share my photos with people around the world so feel free to favourite and comment my shots!
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Ever have one of those days when your brain can't reach you?
Photographer's note: I was not very pleased with how this one turned out due to equipment failure (dead camera batteries during my first attempt), timed street lights, and police. Yes, the police stopped to chat with me since they thought I closed the street myself, but in fact the road blocks were already there. So I had to explain why I was holding a brain under the train tracks. Nothing to see here officers! ;)
One of my biggest struggles with my 365 project is not being able to "perfect" my photographs enough in the allotted time with busy schedules. I'm sure everyone doing a 365 project deals with this common struggle, but it sure takes a toll one one's mental and physical self. Just 26 more days til rest!
Day 339/365