Project 366 (2020) | 13 May

---I've lost track of the days. They all blur into one.--

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Contax G2, Planar 45/2.0, Kodak Ektar 100, Epson V600, Affinity Photo

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Svalbard

Processed with VSCOcam with f2 preset

Stratford, Connecticut. Shot with my Lomo LC-A with expired Lucky Film.

Life goes on.

Desolation Sound

British Columbia Canada

Desolación es el sentimiento que me invade cuando descubro la capacidad devastadora del hombre. Destruir sin remordimientos nuestro entorno, el planeta... A nosotros mismos... A pequeña escala, a gran escala, sin sentido alguno. Qué pequeños somos, con lo grandes que podríamos ser.

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Nikon D500

Tokina AT-X 11-20mm f/2.8 PRO DX

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Film: Efke R25, expired 09/2014 @EI40

Process: Beutler A+C self-mixed developer, 1:1:8, 6.25 min @ 20*C

Camera: Mamiya 645 Super, 80mm f2.8 Sekor, UV (010) filter

Scanner: Optronics ColorGetter Falcon drum scanner, wet-mounted scan

I have always liked the way the old Adox/Efke films look, so I thought I would try making up some Beutler developer - this was the 'original' specified for these films in the 50s.

This image is nicely sharp, and I am happy enough with my first attempt using this developer. I did manage to overdevelop though and I suspect that cutting back to around 5.25-5.50 mins, plus a little less agitation at the start will produce gorgeous negatives.

The inversion process resulted in a pleasing tint which I have retained.

Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM

some of my sculptures in the show IT"S PAINTING SO IT MUST BE GERMAN at Silvershot, Flinders Lane, Melbourne.

made of papier mache, wood, wire, more paper, fabric and threads, etc. More on desolation row at spectrescope.blogspot.com/

Forgotten barn ... central Illinois ... texture by SkeletalMess

The yachts in the next picture taken using ICM in the blue hour - F2.8, 1/5 sec, ISO 200

Faceup and mod by Dr Krow :)

This tree was captured during this years first snowfall. Desolate Beauty

Charlie's Garden - Collywell Bay.

Thanks for looking

Gracias por mirar

Merci d'avoir regardé

Danke für das Schauen

Ringraziamenti per osservare

Dank voor het kijken

Спасибо за просмотр

Благодаря, че посетихте

Сонирхож үзсэнд баярлалаа

Obrigado por ter visto

Köszönöm

谢谢看

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Got out today after what seems like an age of sitting in watching the rain hammering against the windows.

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Another one from Lyman Woods on a cool cloud day

Iceland has vast stretches of desolate rocky / mossy areas. Some people find it dull and relentless but I think it's quite beautiful.

Hope you enjoy too.

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Taken at Desolation Nowhere Halloween Sim: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Deadlands/135/159/23

Taken by Drew Drakul-Blackheart, Co-Owner of Drakul-Blackheart Imagery Studios.

Desolation is the theme for a club project which I'm struggling with. So far, I've manged this.

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Road Trip 2013 - Day 8 - June 18 - Colorado National Monument

The canyons of the American Southwest are sure impressive and provide for magnificent grand views. It's not just the wide vistas though. In many ways, it's the details that stand as iconic for the desolate desert look ...

Road Trip: Colorado National Monument

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This is one of the impacts of the SARS-COV-2 induced COVID pandemic. Thanks for your view.

An abandoned farmhouse at the foot of Mt. Kaldbakur, Eyjafjörður, N-Iceland.

It was getting dark so I had serious problem seeing where I was going and then having exposure problems...and a very wet foot after accidentally putting my foot through a sheet of ice in the middle of a river.

Adventures ;)

Some pyromaniacs decided to burn down a portion of the woods. They really only defiled a raindrop of a puddle, but still.

The trail to Desolation Valley from Echo Lakes is anything but desolate. I bumped into ~30 people (mostly dayhikers) on the 5-6 mile hike in—numbers pretty much unheard of in much of the Eastern Sierra. Based on my brief conversations with folks, it sounded like Lake Aloha and Lake of the Woods were both pretty packed with campers, so I decided to head into Desolation Valley instead of camping out at Aloha for the night. Indeed, I saw only two other people while wandering around the lake filled basin searching for a good spot to settle down.

The next morning, I found myself awake at 5 a.m., and tossed around in my sleeping bag until popping out to enjoy the sunrise over Pyramid Peak and friends. I didn't bother brining a tripod, and ended up fiddling with some sticks and stones before catching the tail end of aspenglow.

Unnamed lake near American Lake, Desolation Valley, Calif.