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Last June we headed to Chur, a regional capital in the Swiss Alps. We met our niece at the local art museum for coffee.
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It's time to relive “Inception” tonight.
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Inceptional 2013. At Roppongi Hills Tokyo City View. Shot with the splitzer :)
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Sony A7R + Sony Carl Zeiss 16-35
LucrOit Filter Holder + LucrOit Filter HQ ND Grad Soft 0.9
"Trying to get any different perspective" although I had to crawl for a while to get here. And guess what... I did get wet. One of my feet fell down on the water. The worst is I did not care and kept on taking the photo!! Reckless ass...
Lleida. Catalunya.
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+ completely inspired by Nico's photo.
+ and yes, if it's not obvious enough, this is utterly inspired by Inception as well.
+ seriously, if you haven't seen the movie yet, you missed half of your life. FOR REAAAALS.
+ i am in love with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and his mad rotating skillzz.
+ pls. be in the "future" and view on black. :3
Explored.
Shot at 46th floor at Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel. With the splitzer.
LOMO LC-A+/Lomography Negative400
This is one of my favourite buildings in Auckland and for some reason there is always a puddle beside it allowing me to create amazing reflections like this. There are countless photo opportunities and different compositions and I feel this image is not complete yet so i'm going to take some more photographs to stitch together to create a more complete image but for now I thought I would post a taster.
I love how the brickwork is so clean and the shapes and lines of the architecture that give it so much character. I spent about 30 minutes at this location getting lost in the wonder of this building, exploring the endless photographic opportunities.