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My photograph used for the cover of the recently released book, Fault Line. It was taken many years ago when I was experimenting with my photography. Feel a bit inspired to do some creative indoor stuff now.
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Have a great weekend everyone! :-)
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To me this is the most vibrant display of colour in the fall.
The Aspy Fault runs inland for about 40 kilometres (24 miles) through Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
Land masses move and separate along fault lines, geologists can determine what land masses might once have been connected. Cape Breton may have been joined to Africa at one time.
Time's fault for the haze to my recollection is limited; I'd much sooner blame a mindset prone to daydreaming. One of my most vivid memories from early childhood is of being on the swings, at playgroup, no caring arms to dull my peripheral, as high as the rusting chains and cracking paint would allow. Green and yellow are the prominent colours - the grass and... the sky? Happy. A happy non entity. I didn't learn to use a swing until long after playgroup. It's made up: one of my most well remembered moments from all that time ago is but a daydream. My mind was, is, only satisfied when permitted to wander, to wonder.
Bandung - West Java
Note :
The LEMBANG FAULT is one of the major faults in West Java Province. Located just south of Tangkuban Prahu Volcano and it lies along the northern edge city of Badung Metropolitan Area
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To me this is the most vibrant display of colour in the fall.
The Aspy Fault runs inland for about 40 kilometres (24 miles) through Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
Land masses move and separate along fault lines, geologists can determine what land masses might once have been connected. Cape Breton may have been joined to Africa at one time.
47760 is off the road at Oxenhope, KWVR. 28/6/2008. The derailment was very unfortunate as it happened on the occasion of the KWVR's 40th Anniversary celebrations and it prevented intended main line steam specials taking place. It also had a significant impact on the Worth Valley's own services that day, although to their credit they did manage to get services running again on the north end of the line until the loco was re-railed.
Crack in a basketball court - Bethlehem, PA - Minolta X-700 - Ilford HP5 Plus 400 - D76 home developed - scanned on Epson V600.
The sock & shoe eater posing next to some awesome rocks along Gunsight Pass trail. The reddish tinge on the rocks is due to the high iron content in the red argillite
Final editorial shot from the current issue of the London magazine FAULT.
Photography: Henrik Adamsen / www.henrikadamsen.com
Styling: Sarah Paaschburg
Makeup: Monika Grensteen @ Uniquelook
Model: Anna T @ 2pm
I'm tryingt to upload more of my graphic design work at the moment.
So here is a poster I made/designed last year as a college project. It was for a fictious exhibition by an fictious artist. I made it all with cut out paper and just added in the finer details on illustrator afterwards.
Presents ... Miniren's first Christmas !!
No kitten was hurt in the making of these scenes , I totally respect their rights ; actually MM was purring all the time ,-))
He got inside Santa's , so i took the chance , i thought you may like it .
Georgie is coming soon ;-)) , but dont expect to see him like this :d, he was safe of sweet mum playing with kids today , Agnetha hid herself , she is already the icon of a group with her Santa hat , so she said that was enough ! :d
Something clearly wrong with the colour processing on this snap...
Visit this location at FABGlitter Women's Club in Second Life
A slightly different take of “The Crack” just outside of the Subway. In actuality the crack is just a fault line outside of the Subway entrance. What makes this fault so interesting is the water flowing through it creating beautiful textures.
Often photographed closer up with pure emphasis on a portion of the crack I went for a more zoomed out framing showing the environment surround the crack. Before seeing it I had always thought the crack was located smack in the middle of the cascades. I was wrong. The crack is located next to a curved wall and the water is fed from a small cascading waterfall. I included some of the background trees to show the fall colors and a sense of distance. One thing I did notice was the lack of red maples in the area. The leaves surrounding the crack were already present when I had arrived and hence must have been placed there by prior photographers (not entirely natural but definitely adds some nice colors :).
Located at the top of Archangel Cascades the rock surrounding the crack was mostly all wet. I wanted to reduce some of the reflection but also keep some of it to show the wetness and to show some glimmer. I did in fact take the classic close up shots of it as well. I will save it for a later time.
Canon 5D Mark II
EF 24-70mm f/2.8L
Hoya Pro-1D polarizer
Hitech 0.3 soft ND grad
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