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Exploring my back yard, capturing the changing of the seasons in a few photos.
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Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer. Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com
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There is a moment, just before a person speaks, where the truth sits unguarded in their eyes. In this portrait, wrapped in the red weight of his own thoughts, he looks out with the quiet strength of someone learning how to carry both softness and storm. The shadows hold his questions, the light holds his resolve. This is a study of stillness, vulnerability, and the quiet fire that lives in every young soul learning to face the world. A dark and moody portrait shaped by emotion, memory, and the art of looking deeper.
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Organization: Creative Light Photography
Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer. Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com
Organization: Creative Light Photography
✨ Photography Tip: To achieve a dramatic and moody portrait like this, focus on the interplay of light and shadow. Use a strong light source to highlight the subject’s face and create a contrast with the dark background. Adding bold makeup elements, like the black stripe here, can enhance the overall artistic effect.
Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer. Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com
Organization: Panoptic.
Location: FreeFlow Academy
Ein Kontrabass auf der Bühne, getaucht in das dramatische Licht roter und blauer Scheinwerfer. Eine elektrisierende Atmosphäre vor dem Auftritt.
There are moments when the body gives in before the spirit, when stillness becomes a language of its own. His eyes, sharp yet weary, hold a thousand untold stories—of resilience, of vulnerability, of the fragile pause between endurance and surrender. The floor cradles him, the world spins quietly above, and yet within those eyes burns an unyielding flame.
A fine art black and white child portrait that captures raw emotion through expressive eyes and soft tones. The photograph conveys both innocence and strength, inviting the viewer into a moment of stillness and reflection. This is a study in storytelling portrait photography, where light, detail, and emotion meet to create an intimate, human connection.
I aim for this image to speak beyond words – to spark curiosity, invite interpretation, and remind us of the depth within fleeting moments. Your thoughts and reflections are always valued.
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Strong low angled winter sunshine on the County Bridge and part of the castle ruins, Barnard Castle, Teesdale. Taken from the Teesdale Way long distance footpath on the south side of the river.
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Towards Newsham from near Hutton Magna, Teesdale 6 June 2020. A bright interval produces a patch of almost full sunshine in the distance.
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Wintry sunshine and a dark sky background produces a vivid rainbow at Middle End Farm, Teesdale. Taken on a cold blustery morning after Storm Atiyah, 8 December 2019
in black and white, the world fades away. his gaze pierces through the lens, and suddenly it is just him and you. no distractions, no artifice. the contrast of light and shadow carves out his story with precision, the timelessness of the monochrome drawing you in. he doesn’t speak, but you hear everything.
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A swollen River Tees at Low Force Waterfall in strong early spring sunshine
This a zoomed in version of the sunset that I posted on the 19th.
Putting the image through two Prisma filters and a light touch of Snapseed has caused the EXIF Information to disappear. The shot was taken with a Sony DSC-HX80 camera, that I know. The exposure information is just lost.
Edited in Prisma app with Believe & Trip filters
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Petra is a famous city carved out of stone, hidden by towering sandstone mountains in Jordan. This lost 'red city' comprise far more than people generally imagine, Petra is covering a significantly vast area hidden in the mountains of Wadi Musa.
The name Petra, which means "rock" in Greek and Latin (derived from the word petrae), is actually a modern name for the place. This is because the city was carved from the friable sandstone cliffs of the area. The rocks take on a multitude of hues ranging from cream to orange, to red, and to dark brown. Layers of these rocks form whorls of colours which were incorporated into the Nabatean architecture.
If you want to see such a view you'll have to go to Marriott hotel above Petra. Even thought you still have to get up pretty early to capture the sunrise and early morning light, this was one of the easiest shoots I've done in long time. I have purposely stayed in this hotel so I could only walk outside on the hotel terrace to be able to capture such a view. I was lucky with the dramatic light this time, even thought the weather was equally same dramatic and very windy. If you are planning to visit Petra in February be ready for fog, rain, wind, even a snow (I've experienced all of it in one day).
Ancient city of Petra is hidden within those mountains.
Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark II; Lens: 28-300mm; Focal length: 60.00 mm; Aperture: 8.0; Exposure time: 1/160 s; ISO: 160
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Prompt: Create a Digital fine art, ultra-realistic, of a McDonnell Douglas United States Air Force F-15 Eagle, flying in formation of two, mid-day sky with scattered clouds, wide camera view horizontal aspect ratio
Digital fine Art was created using Nano Banana AI and Photoshop
In the silent beat before the storm, a young athlete lifts his leg with purpose—focused, fearless, and utterly present. Time seems to pause as the ball slices through the tension in the air, eyes locked on its path, teammates and opponents suspended in anticipation.
You can see an artist drawing this ballerina (and part of another, as well), if you look in the mirror. I shot this during one of our group's weekly life drawing sessions. I have a painting partially completed that duplicates this composition, and the photo was intended for reference in finishing the little painting. However, I kind of like it just as is -- as a photograph. I hate it when that happens. I lose some of my motivation to paint, when the photo works. In the painting, I would use a limited palette -- but here, there's a limited palette as well. So what is the function of the painting? You see what I mean? I'd leave the artists out -- would that make it better?
A father carries his child on his shoulders, walking away from the blazing midsummer bonfire. Silhouetted against the bright flames, the scene captures the striking contrast between the power of fire and the fragility of human life.
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A solitary birch tree resplendant in autumn colour, lit up in very strong sunshine against a dark sky background. Taken from the Pennine Way long distance footpath a short distance upstream from Low Force.