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Hasselblad 503CX
Zeiss Distagon 40mm f/4 CF FLE
Kodak TMax 400 120, Lab processed and scanned
The dying dead sea is creating many small hypersaline lakes that will eventually morph into sinkholes, once all the evaporites looses all their water content.
If not for that stupa with a few flags to it, you'd think I was on an icy snowy moon somewhere. Not a green plant in sight!
An abandoned, derelict croft in Balallan, it would have gifted the owner a spectacular view of Loch Erisort and the hills on the other side of the loch when it was lived in.
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Moonscape of sea stack and the Pacific Ocean about 20 minutes post sunset at Split Rock on Olympic's wild coast. The mood of the image reflects what I was feeling on this cold and stormy evening.
Hanna has a very pretty downtown with some nice architecture. I couldn't get over the feeling this one produced. on the edge of town. abandoned and staring out over the prairie landscape. this town has certainly felt the effects of the economy with many deserted buildings. the fact that traditional farming practices is becoming a thing of the past, as well
guessing it must have been built during a boom, as it is curiously out of place.
Iceland October 2016, first evening near Hofn, super windy afternoon at Stokkenes black sand everywhere. Bob and I did a walk about with just the camera, the black sand was blowing everywhere, we walked through the beach area and shot a couple of quick shots before heading back to the landcruiser, this was after sunset, we were late because of a puncture!
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.
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