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Deslated
The blackened, bleak burnt out ground was created by the volcano eruption in 1986. The locals tried to built the new buildings on these desolated land.
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I´ll be out for a few days... Have a great weekend!
Dedicado a *Glauka , que me animó a ponerlo... A mi me cuesta mucho autoretratarme... Espero que os guste :)
The village of Stoyants. Tver region. The stone church was built in 1780 and had three thrones: in the cold church - the Renovation of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ, in the warm: the Assumption of the Mother of God (right), St. Nicholas (left). The temple had a lot of carved ornaments, frescoes on the walls, beautiful wrought-iron bars on the windows. Collapsing.
In the early afternoon, the Trona Railway traveling conductor headed towards Pinnacle to meet the 6 SD40s to hop on the train on the way to Searles to pick up their loads to bring back to Trona. After the light power passed us, the desert landscape made for a great photo showing both the heat waves in 90+ degree weather and the famous Mojave desert.
The variety of landscapes Death Valley offers never ceases to amaze me. With most of the approaching clouds dissipating or far to the south, a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/mrbarbosa2000/">David felt it was safest to shoot somewhere that would take advantage of the clear skies. He took us to one of his previously scouted locations within terrain we had not shot this trip: the badlands. There, the badlands were striated with different bands of colors, but what really interested me were the mud cracks at the base of the badland buttes. To our luck some errant clouds wandered northward and lit up during sunset to provide some nice colors in our skies.
Sony α7r II
Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8
Morning light on towering peaks. Wind River Range, Wyoming - August 2019
Portra 160 4x5, 75mm lens
2 seconds at f32, 1 stop soft GND filter
More images from the backcountry.
Tanjung Harapan is a notable tourist attraction in Selangor (Although nothing much there in actual). It is located near the Northport in Port Klang.
A litlle story behind this - I know where the place is but I seriously have no idea on how to get there (been there previously like 2 times and that was like 7-8 years ago!). Lucky for me, Daniel's cool mobile has a GPS. SO we're able to reach there in time for some spectacular sunset/blue hour!
This will be the last photo outing with him as he will be re-locating to Dubai. Definitely will miss going out with the master himself again!
Tech notes: This is a PSB taken a bit later from the previous one - hence the golden glow on the rocks are from the street lights. I made 3 tonemapped HDR and 1 DRI from it and blended it using smart objects (thanks to Daniel for shedding some light into it!) and also Rajesh's PSB technique. All in all 18 exposures were used to create this.
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Created and uploaded for the "Photo Interpretation" challenge at ✣ The Music Room - The Photo Gallery ✣ group..
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I choose this photo to accompany the music selected by J.Noella : ♪ ♫ Hate Me ~ Blue October ♫ ♪
Driving around the New Forest a couple of days ago, trying to spot some compositions in the frost, I came across a group of trees/bushes that had been subject to controlled burning recently. By isolating one of them within a composition of frozen open land, I felt it portrayed the cold, lifeless feeling of the landscape during this current cold spell.