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Belmont, Lake Macquarie, NSW, Australia - the smoke haze from the fires to the north of Newcastle created an eery mood of tranquility and hint of colour after sunset
Another screencap for the film. I just discovered that while viewing clips on Quicktime, you can copy and paste any images from the clip. This here is my first screencap using this technique. The image is a little blurry, but eh, it works.
This is from a new clip for the film, a continuation of the scene when the detective questions Harvey. This image here is of Tucci, looking through one of his dollhouse windows. The coolest thing about this scene is the way Jackson chose to shoot it. The detective is checking out Tucci's dollhouses, and everytime he peaks in a window, Tucci is there looking at him. It's such a perfect metaphor for the film, which says that Tucci is always one step ahead of the detective's investigation, while being sly and cunning. I love Lesnie's lighting in this shot as well as it conveys a very eery presence of Tucci.
On a side note, at the beginning of the clip, I love the shot of the detective and Tucci standing, and then it focuses from them onto the bracelet. That is such an amazing shot and captured perfectly.
On another side note, completely different from visuals, Tucci is going to be really good in this role. I was amazed by his reaction at the beginning of the clip when the detective asks if he doesn't mind if he can go over and look at the dollhouses. He replies by saying "No". I love how he delivers "No"; it's like a screwed, if-I-don't-let-you-go-over-it'll-be-awkward reaction. Plus have you ever been in a situation where your mind is going against something, but then you give in to that something, even before your mind can understand your decision? That's like his reaction here; he's probably going against letting the detective near the bracelet, but then he has to give in.
Here's a link to the new clip; it's clip 2:
I felt as if I had crash landed on another world. The polar winds howled through the wreckage of the craft, hurling up the pitch black sand rattling against the fuselage. The aurora created flashes of light high above. Its streaks of green and purple added to the eery atmosphere.
It was the dead of night. I was tired and alone. Trusting on my equipment to keep me safe, I carefully explored my surroundings.
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I hear them long before I spot one - we have two species of summer treefrogs. Our winter chorus frogs have long since gone silent with warm weather, and just a few Spring peepers are still peeping. Pickerel frogs do their loud, eery snores off in the distance during the night and Cricket frogs "cricket". This treefrog was a big one: a good 2" long! He looked like he had been in one of my big pots below him.
>> sorry for all the textures but he was flat up between our garage doors, Georgia yard, this week
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This image was captured several weeks ago on what was possibly my last Milky Way Core shoot of 2020.
2020 has not afforded many Milky Way sessions, mainly either because clear nights falling on the wrong moon cycles or more notably due to the Covid19 lock-down restrictions that were imposed back in March. So needless to say, that I was super excited to be back out under the stars and the night sky again.
This location certainly had a bit of eeriness about it. Standing out on location under the dark of the night sky and surrounded by rustling bushes, horses/cattle making noises and other weird random noises all made for an unsettling experience on one hand. But that unsettling feeling was totally trumped by the sense of pure awe of both standing there next to these old castle ruins that have stood the test of time from when they were first erected during more ancient times here in Ireland as well standing under the ancient lights of the Milky Way galaxy above.
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16 light frames stacked within Sequator and then processed within Adobe Lightroom CC. A single frame with the same exposure settings was then blended using Photoshop featuring myself holding a light.
Each exposure consisted of the following settings:
14MM
Æ’/3.2
15 seconds
ISO 10,000
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Canon 5D Mark IV
Sigma ART 14-24mm Æ’/2.8
Benro TMA48CXL Tripod
Manfrotto XPRO Ball Head
3 Legged Thing L Bracket
Hahnel Modus 600 Speedlight
A basement area under the main hall in the Tharaki Palace hotel, Alexandropilus, Greece.
An eery, well lit art-deco room with no aparrent purpose
smoke in the sky from the devastating fires in Northern California produce this eery lighting effect
Fun, night-long social shoot. Took us more than 90 minutes to find an open McDonalds this close to central London. No wonder Dean's steaming!
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- www.kevin-palmer.com - It’s one of the coolest places I’ve ever been. At the terminus of the Castner Glacier in the highest mountain range in North America is this frozen cave. I’m sure it’s easier to get to in the summer. But with 2 feet of snow covering the trail, and moose tracks outnumbering those of humans, I almost gave up on finding it. The cave is not visible until you’re standing right at the entrance. Inside is a world of ice reflecting every shade of blue. Rocks and gravel were locked in the ceiling just waiting to fall. It felt like I was in the belly of a giant beast, examining what it ate for breakfast hundreds of years ago. Down the middle flowed a silty stream. Further back very little light reaches and a water crossing prevented further exploration. Eery booming sounds came from deep within the darkness. But at least I felt safer visiting during the cold season when the glacier wasn’t actively melting. Many maps and descriptions of this place are no longer accurate. Glacier caves are temporary features which change from year to year, and as the Castner Glacier recedes there’s no telling how long this cave will last.
Daily old Haida Gwaii upload.
Kung, Haida Gwaii
Tomorrow I will begin uploading my Northern Fulmar photos! I know that I've only uploaded landscapes and distant pictures over the last few days, but that will change.
Even though Vancouver is on the coast, It is not on the open ocean. Not being able to see land was a very eery feeling.
Close-up of a mini white pumpkin. Love the light and lines and that it almost looks like spider legs. Simple eeriness. (Pumpkin about 1.5" diameter)
The fifth and last image from the series ‘Beyond the veil of death’ that won me Third Prize in this year’s International Photography Awards - shot in foggy conditions in Deadvlei, Namibia.
For this shot I was drawn to the base of this little tree - the curve and the texture. My position was very close to the tree, so depth of field was an issue. Stopping down the lens to f/16 still didn't give me enough DOF to render the trees in the background sharp, so I ended up taking different shots, each focusing at a different distance.
As with the other shots, it was a game of inches - moving tiny bits from side to side, trying to find the right position to get the perfect distribution of trees in the background.
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Large areas of the Izmaylovo Market were closed, creating an eery emptiness in an otherwise bustling city of 12 million people. I had the whole space to myself for much of the day, helped by the rain of course.
Another photoshoot with CCC's creatures.
I am really spamming the place right now *^__^*
I made this Woodling Bubu for Charles. It's a 'one of a kind' painted Kayu, and he is a little bit eery, but hopefully in a good way, haha.
He and Kayu are really mysterieus creatures from the land of Wonders
Another in the Northumbrian Jungle series - a bit of in camera movement from an eery spot in Ros Hill Wood in Northumberland, NE England.
In the dark dark night there was a dark dark bridge...
There was apparently a suicide where someone had hanged themselves from it, people say that they have heard a bump on the top of their car when driving through where the feet have dropped down..i personally havnt but theres definately always been something eery about this area, even from when i was a young kid. :)
I love shopping for unusual attire, this dress was bought from a vintro shop in sheffield last year,cost me £10! It had massive 80's shoulder pads in it which i took out as i wanted it to flow more freely in the arms.
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Hurricane Arthur hit the outer banks in NC but did not affect us much in the mountains in the west of NC. Perhaps it added some eeriness to the clouds last night in this image and this morning. It/s cold here, at 3700 ft. elevation- 62 degrees at mid-morning!!
Taken 7/3/14, uploaded 7/4/14, 2014 07 03 ar72 D Twk TATS DN CETC2 Dfn NC foggy sunset -3796-Edit-Edit-Edit.tif-
Arriving at the notch between Jerry Glacier and Jerry Lakes Basin after yet another mile-long traverse through scree, talus, and moraine from camp. My main objective on the left was still covered in thick clouds, and I was not at all looking forward to possibly climbing in a whiteout. Apart from safety reasons, it was mainly the eeriness that would get to me. Yep, one too many ghost stories growing up.
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I like this reedited version of an old image
Bashful Little Owl owlet - taken very late evening in August from a hide - eery very high ISO so quality lacking but so good to see and isn't he just adorable? lol
A major storm was brewing in the distance at the Grand Tetons National Park in Wyoming; leaving a beautiful and eery blueish tone with just enough full moon light to form the Silhouette with my spouse.
The tower on the right is Torre dos Clérigos. The large size has nice details.
The impending storm gave it a strange, almost eery light and color.
Mist can add such atmosphere to any landscape shot but I couldn't believe it when I switched to my 70-200mm lens at Corfe over the weekend. Just look at the eeriness of the graveyard! Seeing the mist gently come and go across the landscape is such a thing of beauty. Sunrise may still be pretty early but being out and watching these wonders of nature unfold makes the 4am alarm call worthwhile.
Its still really warm overnight but the temperature is dropping slightly, enough to provide stunning vistas of mist across the landscape, so it’s well worth getting up early to photograph them.
Misty, damp Winter nights can produce otherworldly eery lighting once mixed with street lights! 47595 "Confederation of British Industry" pauses at Newcastle on the Kings Cross-Edinburgh Premium Parcels. 6th January 1986
This is a very old species of rhododendron, to be found at the historic castle of Larnoch, On Dunedin's easterly Seward coast...
The air was foggy and misty, an intrepid eery atmospheric feel, for a summers day !
I originally had planned to shoot another concept, but the weather changed and I couldn't do it. This idea hit me while I was there...I think the images i've shot so far in this house are going to become a series, because every time I go to it another piece of the story I have in my head writes itself. So, maybe one day I will actually write it all down and finish the series off. I will say though, it's hard to take my time and really focus on a shoot when I'm in this house, because I can't help but feel anxious. There are so many variables that cause it: the fact that it's halfway caved in, that i'm trespassing, but most of all...how haunting it is to walk among piles of someone else's belongings that have been left and maybe forgotten. It's very eery...so I find myself rushing to leave.
The We're Here! gang is looking for eerie things today. I don't normally find this mask eery, but with the lighting here, I do think it qualifies!!
A northern beach of iriomote-jima. Stormy skies and a seaweed covered branch make for an interesting picture!
Yesterday's heat wave, which sent temperatures soaring into the high 80s, has given way to today's unprecedentedly smoky skies. At 11:00 A.M. the sun was an orange globe set in yellow haze.
Neither of my cameras seem capable of accurately capturing the tones of the smoke that's greatly reducing visibility in the sky and over land and sea. The smell of burning forests is no substitute for the perfume of autumn bonfires in the air.
Of all the shots I took, this photo comes closest to showing the color of the atmosphere here today.
Adding to the eeriness of the day were the pair of great blue herons who circled over the beach before alighting on the sand. Never before have I seen a heron on a beach, a place that has very little to offer this predator of aquatic animals. It seemed like a case of nature gone awry.
While I watched, a crow caught the heron's attention, temporarily distracting the three of us from our smoky predicament.
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