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Another one from the Moon Valley at Atacama Desert. If you didn't believe the "strange views" part, this photo may help. I don't remember if the girls knew I was taking the picture, but I like it anyway.
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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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Nevada desert, close to the California border and Death Valley.
Well, even though it has been snowing and cold and definitely more winter than autumn outside for a few weeks now, I have been so busy that I had not really had many chances to take many good winter photos, or, the few that I had, I didn't want to upload yet because the fall photos had so much more colour!
So, since last Sunday I was out at the amazing Southland Dog Park with Beefy and his best doggy buddies Levi, Sage and Teddy, and I was finally able to get some nice winter shots, here is my very first winter photograph since much, much earlier this year!
These tall, skinny, leafless stalks or reeds or whatever they are caught my eye at the dog run, standing straight up against that white, snowy backdrop and the dramatically overcast sky!
It was a cold, cold day, but, as always for a weekend, there were a ton of people and dogs out at the dog park, and all 4 puppies had an absolute blast running around non stop for about an hour and making lots of new puppy friends!
No new snow today, which is nice, but it is definitely still very cold and bleak outside here!
Hope you have all had an excellent Tuesday so far!
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.
West Pier, Brighton, East Sussex, UK
My Wife and I (sounds posh) were invited to a wedding last weekend in Kent a 5 hour journey, so rather than do it in one hit we decided to leave a day early and spend a day or so in Brighton. I coundnt believe my eyes when the hotel we were staying in was literally opposite this well photographed location, What was I supposed to do :-)
However, its really difficult to find a POV that hasn't been captured, (I even asked the hotel lobby manager if I could go on the roof H&S killed that idea!!!!
We did like Brighton thou so we will return!
Thanks for looking and please feel free to comment.
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Desolation Wilderness, Ca.
The Milkyway, from Desolation Wilderness. This was taken from camp on my backpacking trip last year. 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. The Sierra is always awesome for night photography.
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Sunset at 4:30pm. Landed in Vegas at 12:30pm, got rental car at 1:30pm, quick grocery stop and on to Death Valley by 2pm. My schedule was already pretty tight to make it to the Ibex Dunes by sunset. I was also hesitant about taking my rental car on dirt roads all the way. Everything was great...until the last section before where I wanted to park. There was a tiny amount of water crossing the road...deifnitely didn't need 4wd, but high clearance would have been nice. Ended up bouncing my bumper off some rocks once on the way in and once on the way out...thankfully rental car company didn't say anything, but I was stressed out. Anyways, finally made it to parking spot at like 4:05pm, dunes are another mile or so hike. So here I am sprinting across this desert flat trying to make it in time. I aimed for one of the highest dunes I saw....this picture is that dune. Literally climbed up to this spot out of breath as sun was setting...wish I could have scouted it out a little more, but that's part of the experience! These dune are really cool and I had them all to myself. Always nice when you have a good experience
Desolation Sound is a deep-water sound at the northern end of the Salish Sea and of the Sunshine Coast
British Columbia, Canada
Low tide at Charleston Slough in Mountain View. Shot with Fuji XP2 with Fujinon 18-135mm f3.5-5.6 lens.
PHOTO ESSAY: TRAIL BY THE BAY
Desolation.....
An early start to Malham, and the weather was a bit unpredicatable, but neverthless when the sun finally broke, it gave a nice gentle light across the landscape.
“No soul is desolate as long as there is a human being for whom it can feel trust and reverence.”
~T.S. Eliot
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.
Pinhole photograph with home-crafted pinhole camera.
Paper negative on Emaks paper. Developed in highly diluted Rodinal.
Nothing like a little fog to get your imagination into gear. Holkham beach looked very desolate in the lifting mist, but only if you managed to capture a photo without one of the 349 dog walkers strolling through your shot!
Hello! This is my first MOC and there is many more to come. So far i've enjoyed playing with weird parts and finding uses for them (the batwings here), architecture, and fun characters. Shoutout to my fiancé [http://www.flickr.com/photos/thebrickbin] for bringing me into the hobby :)
Decided to try out my cheap, variable ND-filter for some long exposure action. Very refreshing to employ new techniques, it's not everyday you get to do that! I found this rock in the water which stood out, so I fired away and got this!
Canon EOS 5D Mark III + 24-105 f/4L IS + Variable ND-filter @ 30 seconds
Day 186 of 365.
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Sometimes, we don't have anyone to turn to. Sometimes, we don't have anyone to talk to. I used the word desolate instead of alone. I suppose that makes it less alone. I don't really know. The point is, we usually do have someone to talk to. That we are never really alone.
Despite the contrary being the case, this image makes Brighton Pier resemble a desolate, cold, abandoned place. Taken in pouring rain and heavy winds, it could be a backdrop for a movie.
Canon EOS 3
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Kodak Portra 160
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.
Today I've been listening to a lot of Tides of Man's newest album, "Young and Courageous". Its an amazing and different direction for the band since Tillian's departure. I think the mood of the music strongly influenced my color choice in these pieces.
I took these photos almost a year ago, and finally took the time to work on them. The original images are extremely overexposed, and every time I tried to edit them, i was unable to get any natural looking colors. Today I finally figured out a method that worked really well. I'm starting to get the summer bug in which I want to take photos constantly. One more week of school and then I'm free.
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Desolation Wilderness, Ca.
Ok maybe I'm getting carried away with "Desolate" in my titles...but it sounds so cool haha! This is yet another sunset shot from the unnamed lake we camped near in Desolation Valley in July. I wanted to do a fairly tight composition to focus on the "fire like" appearance of the scene - in the sky as well as the reflection. Make sure to view large on black - the cloud swirls along the horizon were really something else.
This is also a two exposure manual blend.
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