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P. O. Originals 600 B&W film color frames edition
Production date: 09/ 17
This is one of my first shots of an abandoned building that I light painted. It was a stormy night with lightning all around and there was a hail warning. I made several attempts before getting this one, and it remains one of my personal favorites. I really dig the long exposure effect of smeared clouds mixed with lightning flashes.
Sometimes I can look out and this is all that I see. A desolated, lonely, isolated, gray, dark place. If you've ever experienced or had depression, imagine this being all that you feel is this in front of you. Feeling lost...trapped...with nowhere to go. When trapped my soul is silently screaming to get out, and I'm stuck in the confines of the invisible walls that hold me there until it passes. While there, I retreat within...quiet, frozen, numb...creating distance from everyone in the world. While there, I don't feel worthy of much or deserve much either.
And if this is all I see, think of what I feel like on the inside. I call it "Black". What it truly is is my personal hell. One fucking desolate place. I wish it would go away and never haunt me.
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On this night when I closed out EPCOT Center, I had a rather creepy experience. Myself and my mother were the only two people in each World Showcase pavilion that we entered. We occasionally saw some CM's that were on night duty cleaning up the place. But they slowly disappeared into backstage areas. Needless to say, it was unbelievable to have WS all to myself. This is a pretty basic shot, no real creativity in composition, but I still love it due to the fact that there is no one in sight. Thanks for lookin', and have a great day!
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Pine Flat Reservoir in the Sierra foothills is lower than I've ever seen it. Trees, and who knows how old they are, are all over parts of the lake that are usually far below the water line. In the setting sun, and in the case of number one, after sunset, it made for a rather surreal environment.
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The purple Cobra at the abandoned powerplant.
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The ticket office at Lancaster Park (AMI Stadium), not used since the February 2011 earthquake. Windows broken and door boarded up.
We are still waiting to see what the outcome is for this stadium. Government want a new one closer to the CBD, so there is talk of this being demolished, while others want it repaired.
Pedestrian tunnel underneath six-lane road in the centre of Hamburg. As most of these sheltered spots in the city it is used as sleeping place by homeless (not the slightly out-of-focus passerby in the photo). It is soot stained after a fire, reeks of urine an oozes with desolation...
Shot with Tamron 35-80 mm @35 mm f/2.8-3.5 and did some cross processing in post to enhance the impression.
Dupont WA, Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, Canon EOS 5D Mark II, EF 17-40mm f /4.0L
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The vast desolate expanse of what was once Scunthorpe West Yard, the long concrete footbridge revealing the tell-tale signs of smoke deflector plates once fitted over the top of each track. The 08:56 Milford West to Humber International Terminal coal empties passes, headed by DB Cargo 66160 and viewed across the sliding hooded 'pig pen' steel wagons of the refuged overnight Llanwern to Immingham steel on Saturday 11th March 2017..
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End of the day on Guichard lake last spring. It was too early in the season for water flowers and green colors, and too dark for a nice sunset. Anyway, here it is a B&W long exposure of that lake, most seen with red sky and clouds than in a dark mood like that.
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62 on Monday, December 21, 2009
A stone wall built at Brandywine centuries ago with a tree likely just as old. This park, along the Brandywine River, is one of my favourite places to walk about, but I rarely return home with any photos I'm truly proud of. I suppose this could be an exception.
P.S. You can't tell from this photo, but I was standing in about 60cm of fresh snow when I shot this. A nice way to spend the morning.