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Saturday Night in Sausalito with Swee
A store window beckons with its flash of color just waiting for discovery. A sweep of red with complimentary and colorful highlights stands out in the reflected face of glass. An unexpected shape via the street light adds punctuation and a colorful neighbor tries to intrude adding more detail within the frame. Negative space allows rest for my eye and hides mysteries within its darkness. The sun does its job – showing off reflectively what I want to see and obscuring the rest.
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DEPICTIONS: A tale of PORTRAITS
Before my marriage to landscape, I was a disciple of portraits.
I missed shooting portraits.
That is why I would like to share some of my collection of portraits taken during a trip with Manny Librodo in Pagsanjan.
I wanted to rekindle my love for portraits and here are some of my work...
DEPICTIONS: A tale of portraits
Before my marriage to landscape, I was a disciple of portraits.
I missed shooting portraits.
That is why I would like to share some of my collection of portraits taken during a trip with Manny Librodo in Pagsanjan.
I wanted to rekindle my love for portraits and here are some of my work...
We have a roop top deck at this rental house we live in currently. This is our view looking towards the cul de sac and the mountains.
Walking down the stairs this morning. #chasinglight #nature #leaf #dhanmondi #eavig
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Dramatic #sky as we land in #Istanbul #flying #chasinglight #eavig #turkish #turkishairlines
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I decided to pull from my vast archives for today's fence (and I do mean vast)! *big grin*
I had a choice: the snowy fence or the sunny fence. Decided to go with the sunny fence.
I live right on the edge of civilization. Chicago is the biggest city in Illinois, and Aurora is the second largest city. That is hard to believe! It seems like the rest of Illinois is rural farmlands. Heading west from my house down the interstate is complete emptiness ... a sea of cornfields.
It was bone chillingly cold when I took this image, but somehow it feels warm.
"Happy Fence Friday!"
Light will always be the first and last estate in landscape photography. It is very essential in composition when the sky is used as background for which it is the only source of light. Positioning, getting the details, patiently waiting for that moment.
f/20, 5secs, ISO100
CPL, ND grad 0.6 SE, ND8
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20
“Learning became her.
She loved the smell of the book from the shelves, the type on the pages, the sense that the world was an infinite but knowable place.
Every fact she learned seemed to open another question, and for every question there was another book.”
— Robert Goolrick
This is from our Texas Road Trip in October. All I did was a bit of curves, levels and hue / saturation sliding to brighten up and saturate the image! We didn't see the bats return to the cave at Carlsbad Caverns; so we ran up to at least catch this beautiful sunrise! I thought we were done with snow for a bit an needed some warm sunshine!!
Happy Sliders Sunday!