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"The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls".
Pablo Picasso.
For those wondering, this is the back of a woman.
I am starting to appreciate the little Nikon Z30, the ergonomics and outcome. Something that wasn't the case with Z5, which I sold. Maybe I didn't play with the Z5 enough to like it or maybe for the price (and being a full-frame) I was expecting something better.
With Z30, which I got for a very, very good price I don't mind quirks here and there.
The 40mm lens got a very 'vintage' look.. I feel like I am using Helios or Pentacon (with AF), really ;) But it's not bad, don't blame me.. just all the Fuji lenses I tried are so much crisper.
« Les fleurs du printemps sont les rêves de l'hiver racontés, le matin, à la table des anges. » de Khalil Gibran
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Highest position: 153 on Saturday, June 21, 2014
This was how it came out of the camera, minus a few dust spots and a small crop.
To me it has a painterly feel and it's some way to how I'm trying to produce certain images at the moment, hope you like it.
Topaz Impression used for a painting look.
Thank you everyone for looking, your comments and fans.
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Taken in the Melbourne Royal Botanical garden as a nodding acquaintance with the NGV exhibition of the french impression school.
Cusco Cathedral is towering over the Plaza de Armas, this colonial church is the architectural focal point of Cusco.The historic town of Cusco, Peru is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. Once the imperial city of the Inca, Cusco’s pre-Columbian urban layout was preserved when the Spanish conquistadors began building colonial structures over its framework in the 16th century. The result is a fascinating city of layered architectural styles, archaeological ruins, and varied artistic and cultural influences, set within a winding labyrinth of cobblestoned lanes.
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Taken today at Thames21 photo walk in Greenwich. We were taken to the Thames foreshore, usually inaccessible to the public where we were left to explore and do our own thing. Blue skies reflected on the river surface and there was some lovely light. With this triptych I wanted to create more of an impression rather than a standard 'wildlife' shot.