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Something I knocked up for a mate. :o-)
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Mojave National Preserve, Dome Fire burn scar. My second trip to this location.
The Dome Fire was started by lightening on August 15th, 2020 and went on to burn 42,273 acres and kill as many as 1.3 million Joshua Trees: www.nps.gov/moja/learn/nature/dome-fire.htm. The remarkable thing, is that though the Joshua Trees were burned to death, they all remained standing.
Calumet 4x5 modified to use Linhof Technika lens boards
Schneider-Kreuznach Super-Angulon ƒ8 90mm @ ƒ36 1/4 sec
Hoya HMC Y(K2) Yellow Filter
Ilford FP4 Plus
PMK Pyro 1+2+100 10 minutes 20°C
Overexposed 2-stops from metered [not pulled].
It was a foggy and peaceful evening at Sunrise in Mt. Rainier National Park in Sept. of 2015. This is on the trail above the lodge that never disappoints at dusk. The fog lifted just long enough for the glorious warmth to show through for a bit. It is a 3 shot HDR for the benefit of the foreground that was in deep shade. There is just a touch of the Orton Effect on the central area, and a bit of Nik's Pastel in the fog at very low opacity added with a control point.
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A fire-red coloured extinct volcano near El Golfo on Lanzarote. Stitched panoramic photograph from 3 wide-angle originals.
It's all the rage in my neighbourhood to have a fire pit and enjoy a summer's evening pretending you're camping.
Buckinghamshire Fire And Rescue
Bletchley - KX11 OHR
Bletchley - Y83 MWL
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To start my new YouTube series 'Hotels With Holly', I thought I'd kick off the season with a stop in a shepherds hut; not too far from Glastonbury! The new series will follow my travels as a wedding photographer around the country, as I stay over in some cool and quirky hotels. My aim is to shoot a conceptual image at each hotel/location to channel my creative ideas as I open myself up to new and exciting places! (Plus I get super lonely on my travels, so this keeps me distracted!)
I wanted to start with something quite abstract and whilst I was bouncing my ideas around the shepherds hut, testing out a few locations, I had a wave of anxiety about shooting in a privately owned place. I glanced to the right and began staring at a pile of logs whilst the idea formed in my mind about playing with fire. The anxiety that had overcome me seemed to have manifested itself into idea and I decided to roll with it!
Watch the behind the scenes here: youtu.be/CjwOjdEZ1po
Le feu, on le craint. On a peur qui nous prenne nos souvenirs, notre vie, et pourtant on ne peut imaginer à quels point le feu est beau.
Fire, it is feared. We are afraid that we take our memories, our lives, and yet we can not imagine to what extent the fire is beautiful.
One hour ago in Madrid under General Strike.
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One of the evening at my friends cottage we decided to start his smoke sauna. It was really nice as I haven't been to smoke sauna before.
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...let it burn, let it consume, spread it around...
55 matches in the shape of a heart, on a wood floor.
For me, this was a bit of a stretch in imagination. I'm not a big Valentines day celebrator, but this gave be the opportunity to try something different than what I would do otherwise. Even though I've seen variations of the heart/matches setup, I wanted to approach it in my own personal, unique way. And there's 2 things that I really enjoy in photography: bokeh and light. I'll admit, it's not technically perfect, but I like the feel of this nonetheless.....
Lighting setup: natural ambient light and the flame from one match. Natural bokeh patterns from the match sticks (it gives me ideas). :) And, I'm really starting to like this sort of candle/flame light photography. :)
It's amazing I had time to sit down on the wood floor and play with matches. The setup took about 10 minutes.
Thanks to everyone for the time they took to stop by the last photo. :)