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Photography is like math and knowing the control of your exposure in consideration of post is very important.
I keep telling myself I'm no longer posting photos from my Oregon trip 3 months ago, but then I go back and I see what's in the archives, and I think well, there's nothing wrong with sharing this! So here we go again.... more of Oregon. More of the glorious sunset that evening. And more of the Columbia River Gorge.
A little more on this... I'm not actually shooting into the sun here. I'm actually shooting from the Oregon border north on to the Washington border right across the river. So the sun (not in the photo) would be on the left (west) side of the photo. The burning sunset, however, was powerful enough to project great colorful reflections onto clouds to the north.
Cyaniris (Polyommatus) semiargus
Falsa limbada - semiargus - cobalt
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Mazarine blue
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Demi-Argus, Azuré des anthyllides
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Rodenstock imagon lens with TriX in rodinal
Printed on Adox
Developer: Moersch Sepia
Toning: Cobalt 2 min. Iron 2 min. (more or less)
the dry print was a bit darker than when he got out of the bath.
Glass Museum „Alter Hof Herding“ Coesfeld-Lette, Germany
Glass artist: Bongchull Shin
1981. born in S.Korea
living and working in Munich Germany.
Akademie der Bildenden Künste Munich, bei Prof. Prangenberg (Diplom)
Korean National University of Art, Glass Art, Master of Art. (master)
Kookmin Universtiy, Ceramic, Bachelor of Art (Bachelor)
Don't know why these stones, shot on the Cofete Beach, in Fuerteventura got this blue cobalt tone. I was just underexposing to avoid to burn the sunlight and when I checked the work I got this fantastic surprise. Here it is, a fantasy scene shot during the #fuertexperience2017 in Fuerteventura with the @shutterguild with an Irix 11mm f/4 courtesy of @irixlens
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Hundreds of freight trains stranded. Thousands of passengers left with nowhere to go. This was the scene as a series of unprecedented rail blockades saw the wheels of Canada's economy screeching to a halt. But in the middle of it all, the Ontario Northland Railway stepped up to keep it all on track.
On the ninth day of the Wet'suwet'en First Nation rail blockade in Ontario - a day after CN announced it would "shut down its Eastern Canada network" - a handful of trains took the scenic route over the Ontario Northland Railway to reach their respective destinations of Toronto (southbound) and Northern Quebec (northbound). Here, on the morning of February 14th, 2020, detoured CN stack train no. 149 is seen curving through the town of Cobalt, Ontario.
Two years to the day after this photo was taken, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has invoked the Emergencies Act in an unprecedented effort to "quell the ongoing Freedom Convoy demonstrations and blockades" across Canada. The photographer, nor anyone else, could have imagined the global strife that would soon unravel following that fateful morning in Northern Ontario.
Head: Genus Project ~ Baby Face
Hair: Dura-U93-Fat Pack 6 @ Anthem Event
Clutch Bag - MONCADA PARIS - Comes in a variety of configurations, shoulder strap, hand held etc. with customizable colours
Buckle Love Dress ~ [MERCH]
Hanging bottles in a cafe, Greer, Arizona. If you wonder that a glass you have is true cobalt blue, hold it to the light. The blue is very rich and tends to purple with no green cast.
Captive specimen. One of many beautiful frogs provided as models at a photography workshop.
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Hair: Tuki
Jewels: Virtual Impressions
Dress: TWA
Wings: Seven
Eyes: Fashism
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loved the angular shapes and the deep cobalt colours in Cobalt Couple, with the silhouettes giving the scale and human element
I see your eyes above the arch of the sky,
I see your eyes throughout the gaze of the night,
I see your eyes closed, in the coldness of March.
March,23 2012