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“The first thing I remember about the world...is that I was a stranger in it. This feeling, which is at once the glory and desolation of homosapiens, provides the only thread of consistency that I can detect in my life.”
Malcolm Muggeridge
i could maybe do a single photo hdr out of this but i dont feel like trying
uploaded this one ages ago but edited it a little and just uploaded all together again.
52 weeks of 2016
Week #16 ~ Pinhole
I made a pinhole cover for my camera a while back, so was happy to take it out again. I processed this image using Silver FX 'Antique Plate' which I thought suited the scene but it is basically out of camera.
Dead trees surrounding a hot spring in Fountain Paint Pot. Lower Geyser Basin. Yellowstone National Park
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Sarasota-Florida
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Desolation Wilderness, Ca.
The Milkyway, as seen from Desolation Wilderness. This was shot from camp on my backpacking trip earlier this month. Every star that you see is actually in the Milkyway but we commonly refer to the streak across the sky as the Milkyway. The Milkyway is our Galaxy, which is shaped similar to Saturn and it's rings. Consider the milky streak of stars across our sky to be the rings as seen from within itself. Regardless, when you get it this dark out you can't help but marvel at it.
66 second exposure at 2.8 and ISO 2000. If you look at the stars on the outer edge of the image you can see that 66 seconds produces enough movement to show some blur.
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The Excelsior slowly decomposing in the swamps of Mutton Cove. I tried something a bit different with the post processing going for a darker, grungier look.
a street during christmas season
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As summer fades away, this distant and beautiful place gradually becomes desolated. There are only few people walking on the rocky beach at the Blue Hour. There is no Golden Hour because the sun is so rarely seen. Yet moments like this, full of freshness and utmost clarity, are not rare at all. This is the place where the spirit of the North rules.
Forillon National Park, Quebec, Canada
“The good Samaritan, he’s getting dressed, he’s getting ready for the show. He’s going to the carnival tonight on Desolation Row.”
— Bob Dylan
Devil's Wall in South Bohemia is a beautiful place for reflection. The story goes that the devil wanted to destroy a newly built monastery, so he made a stone dam across the valley to flood it. However, one fateful night he failed to build the wall in time, and it collapsed, the boulders hitting the riverbed where they rest to this day.
Looking SSW across Desolation Lake to the Glacier Divide on the horizon. California, Sierra Nevada Mountains, John Muir Wilderness, Humphreys Basin, Desolation Lake. Off the John Muir Trail near Mile 110.
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This image was taken during a morning explore of woods at Stourhead.
This area used to be filled with trees, however due to imports of plants that have brought with them a disease. To attempt to halt the spread of the disease (currently unable to recall the its name) trees have been needed to be cut down.
However there is hope with new trees being planted, some can be seen in the foreground.
The desolate Hoth can be a lonely place, endless fields of white, cloud shrouded mountains, this is not an easy landscape to cross alone.
On the dyke at Den Helder, near the ferry to Texel. This too is what the Netherlands can be like. Explore #130.
We made a quick trip to Devil's Golf Course while on the way to Badwater in Death Valley. It's amazing how sharp the salt formations are....its basically a field of razor blades! A storm was beginning to move in and moody skies developed.
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