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A palm tree framed by a hole in a fence of a housing development in Bangalore, India.
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The sixth frame of the series, as the storm continues to press down on the city.
The Gothic lines of the church emerge and fade at the same time, half-revealed through the falling snow, while people pass by with their heads down, bundled up and anonymous. Architecture feels solid and fragile all at once, carved in stone yet momentarily softened by weather.
I was drawn to this contrast: permanence versus transience, the city’s history briefly blurred by a storm that, sooner or later, would move on.
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Sesto scatto della serie, con la tempesta ormai parte integrante del paesaggio.
Le linee gotiche della chiesa affiorano e scompaiono nella neve che cade fitta, mentre le persone passano in primo piano, incappucciate e quasi anonime. L’architettura appare insieme solida e fragile, scolpita nella pietra ma temporaneamente addolcita dal meteo.
Mi interessava questo contrasto: la permanenza contro il transitorio, la storia della città resa sfocata, per qualche ora, da una tempesta destinata prima o poi a passare.
Spring is my favorite time of the year to be out shooting, every day there pop up more beautiful subjects to shoot.
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She's not looking at me even though it seems so. She's in deep concentration as I caught her in the middle of her routine.
The Milky Way, Southern Cross, and Pointers, framed by a ring of tree tops glowing from the flames of a fire pit.
Although there are three more to go in this series this may be my favourite of the bunch. Although I really liked my post from yesterday, the barn was way too small and way to weak to be thought of as a main subject. In this case, although the fencing of the players bench area at a local ball diamond is very prominent within the scene, I believe the fencing and foreground takes a supporting role, and the main subject is the tree in the foggy distance. At least that is how I saw and photographed it.
This shot was also taken with the Nikon 28mm f3.5 manual focus lens at f11.
Oil on canvas, 50x60, 2007, framed version
Painted by me. Based on a Flickr photo from Yumi@bagdadcafe
Shot with Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8 lens on Nikon D200. Colors/tones adjusted in Lightroom, then cropped and saved as JPG file in Photoshop.
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