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ftmx Los Dinamos
Cuarto Dinamo, Ciudad de México, México
Filtro Rojo R1
CANO’S CASTLE IS A SET of four gleaming towers, built single-handedly by Donald “Cano” Espinoza, a Native American Vietnam vet. It is a wonder to behold.
Built largely out of beer cans and other metal refuse, for Espinoza the castle serves as a thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam war. Cano’s castle is actually four separate structures. “The king”, “the queen”, “the palace” and “the rook”. The four story “king” house, covered in gleaming beer cans and hubcaps, is his crowning architectural achievement.
Cano says his main influences for the Castle are “Vitamin Mary Jane” and Jesus
Digitalización de una fotografía en papel, de hace cuarenta años.
El monocromo en sepia es el que posee la fotografía en este momento.
A couple of days ago, I was shooting an Aurora Borealis. The sky was mostly clear but there was still a little cloudcover. In this photo you see an Aurora Borealis straight above and the red on the left is a cloud.
Chaque année se déroule une fête nautique dominée par un corso de toute beauté dont les vedettes sont des motifs décorés et fleuris, posés sur des canoës.
Lors des premières éditions, à partir de 1935, les bateaux étaient décorés avec des fleurs fraîches, cueillies sur la berge ou chez les habitants. Mais au fil des années, le papier crépon les a remplacées.
Senderisme al Canó del Xúquer amb www.rocacoscolla.com/sender/index.php
Toni Duarte Freelance Photographer
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This area is in the opposite direction from the main waterfall at Cano Canoas in Meta, Colombia. I loved the light on the lush green area.
Antiguo acueducto de Sevilla, uno de los tres tramos que se conserva; Fue construido originalmente por los romanos y reconstruido posteriormente por los almohades. estuvo en servicio hasta comienzos del siglo XX, momento en el que fue demolido excepto tres pequeños tramos
During my first two days at Cano Cristales I was with groups of people and it didn't seem like we were covering a lot of ground and so on days three and four I hired private guides.
I'm sure glad that I did, because I was taken to this beautiful pool area which turned out to be one of my favorite spots. I didn't see any other people on this section of CC and so it was like having the place to myself!
For those who haven't seen my other photos from Cano Cristales, the algae in the river only grows during a certain period of time each year and the colour is completely authentic (and not altered via PS).
If you're interested in reading the full story about my trip you can check out my blog: adventuretocanocristales.blogspot.ca/
Panoramica de 3 fotos (se que esta un poco quemada pero a mi me gusta)
Canon 450D
Tokina 12-24 a 12mm
f:8
2 disparos a 0,30 Seg. y 1 a 1seg
Iso: 100
Lee Holder
Lee ND Pro Glass 0.9
Lee ND Grad Soft 0.9
This is one of the more iconic scenes at Cano Cristales in Colombia.
Note in the upper area of the scene how the water flows into some tubes and then comes out around the water level.
As mentioned in some of my other shots of CC, the colours in the river are authentic and not a product of PS manipulation.
If you're interested in reading the full story about my trip you can check out my blog: adventuretocanocristales.blogspot.ca/
This Colombian river is located in the Serrania de la Macarena province of Meta. The river is commonly called the "River of Five Colours" or the "Liquid Rainbow," and is noted for its striking colours. The bed of the river from the end of July through to November is variously coloured yellow, green, blue, black, and especially red, the last caused by its unique Macarenia clavigera plants on the riverbed.
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