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- www.kevin-palmer.com - When I reached the High Park Lookout, these stacked-plate lenticular clouds were hovering above Bighorn Peak and Loaf Mountain. They eventually disappeared as the night went on.
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"A New Year is just around the corner, so it's time to reflect; to look back on the year gone by, the lessons we’ve learnt – our successes and our failures. Remember those experiences and evolve into an even better you.
Dare. Love. Inspire."
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This is from a series of photographs. They are an unusual and lighthearted idea strongly influenced by Gardens & Gardening.
Gardeners Don’t Do It In Wellies.
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A series of photographs by me Simon Hadleigh-Sparks gardener, with the cooperation of his fellow colleagues who all work at Syon House, Park & Gardens, London as gardeners or estate workers. The concept was Simon‘s and the initial idea was to learn more about his love of photography especially about ‘people‘ photography and this then evolved into a lot of fun with friends but also a team building activity as more co-workers became involved and wanted to take part.
The basic concept concerns garden workers at a stately home, there roles and interests and taking their joy of work to the extreme…… Sounds tacky but all workers here love their job and are happy to wake up each morning. The majority of staff also live at Syon.
Syon is a 200 acre private stately home estate not far from the centre of London.
This will hopefully happen again as many more colleagues have shown an interest.
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This evolving installation by ceramic artist Paul Cummins, with setting by stage designer Tom Piper, was unveiled on 5th August 2014; one hundred years since the first full day of Britain’s involvement in the First World War.
Entitled 'Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red', the installation is being created in the Tower of London’s famous dry moat. It will continue to grow throughout the summer until the moat is filled with 888,246 ceramic poppies, each poppy representing a British or Colonial military fatality during the Great War.
The poppies will encircle the Tower, creating not only a spectacular display, but also an inspiring setting for learning activities, as well as providing a location for personal reflection. The scale of the installation reflects the magnitude of such an important centenary, creating a powerful visual commemoration. The last poppy will symbolically be planted on 11th November 2014.
See more at: poppies.hrp.org.uk/about-the-installation
Yep, i'm probably about two months behind with this now. It's not been a great month. We've had two deaths in the family, in the space of four weeks and everything just feels like it's up in the air.
My motivaton has been pretty much none existant and this has been so far from my list of priorities.
I'm trying to fight back.
Time will tell.........
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A year have 31,530,000 seconds, that is a thousand milliseconds in a second, a million microseconds, a billion nanoseconds. And what is connecting this nanosecond to years constantly, is change.
The universe, from atom to galaxy, is in a forever state of flux. Humans...we don’t like change... we fight it because it scares us. So we create this illusion of stasis.
We want to believe in a world that rest. The world of right now, yet our paradox still the same. At the moment we get to grasp the now, that now is gone.
We take snapshots, but our life is moving pictures, each nanosecond will always be different from the last. With time, we grow..by force. We have to, to be able to adapt. Because every time when we blink our eyes our world shifts under our feet.
Every nanosecond, every moment...every day...the world changes. Electrons react by bumping into each other. When we humans collide...we alter each others paths. It is not easy, change. Most of the time is difficult and painful, but sometimes that’s a good thing, because from the change we become stronger, resilient, and that is how we evolve.
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** Thinking today about collisions, that had brought changes to my life, some of them good..some of them painful...and the ones that will still to come.
In the next seconds..someone will make a decision or do something that without me or them knowing will alter both our worlds. Might be good, might be bad. change is scary..but so necessary to be able to evolve, so we get strong...to survive.
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Our club - The Evolve group - entered the North Cheshire Print Challenge we came 3rd overall. But, my print of my good friend and model was crowned best print of the show.
Very pleased with this.
Normally I like to let an image evolve over a week or so. "Start it on the Monday, post it on the Sunday" has become my usual routine. This process could consist of minutes per day or possibly hours depending on what I'm working on. I have absolutely no doubt that applying fresh eyes to my image on numerous occasions throughout the week allows me to take it far beyond what I could ever achieve in one sitting.
It also ensures I get regular darkroom practice which can't ever be a bad thing. I suspect it like a musical instrument, one session per week yields relatively slow progress but having a wee play every day sees you sprinting down the road at a much faster pace.
A discussion I always have during presentations... once you fully understand your camera, it is then practically impossible to continuously improve through that camera alone. Your photography at this point becomes more reliant on opportunity than skill. The darkroom however is one of the few tools which actually allow ongoing improvement, ongoing forever and ever and ever and ever. This is why I place so much emphasis on regular darkroom practice regardless of how my image actually turns out in the end.
Saying that... I've had an extremely busy week this week with no real time for processing, so I've opted for a much easier shot. Nothing more than good basic camera technique followed by a quick white balance change with some dodging/burning on top. There is no real skill to this image, all the beauty comes from Mother Nature showing off, something she is absolutely incredible at when she puts her mind to it.
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This is from an image previously added to this image. Here we see it evolve into a comic strip, particularly in the upper left. If anyone is interested there is a larger version of this, an image that covers more of the original image.
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When I started taking pics two years ago, I immediately fell in love with the pastel and vintage tones. But lately I am drawn into more vibrant colors or muted film tone. I wish I could stay consistent with one tone but I think it is lovely to see ourselves continue to grow and try something new. :)
When I am taking pictures, I like to see the surrounding of my subject to see if there is something that I can use as a background. This flower stands tall among orange, yellow leaf and I thought it provides a lovely contrast.
Happy Sunday!
EVOLVE - JUST EVOLVE SHOPPING-SHE
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Wells-next-the-Sea is a port town on the north coast of Norfolk, England. It boasts a rich maritime history, evolving from a salt production centre and medieval port to a significant trading hub and popular seaside destination. Its name is derived from the many natural springs that were once visible in the area. The town's fortunes have been closely tied to the sea, with periods of prosperity as a major exporter of goods like grain, malt, and wool, and later as a hub for fishing and even smuggling. Today, Wells-next-the-Sea is one of the most popular locations on the coast of north Norfolk and thousands of people visit it throughout the year for its stunning beauty.