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10mm f9 ISO100. 2 stop hard ND grad.
5 shot HDR. Tonemapped in photomatix with level adjustment & colour balance in photoshop.
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A bit of minimalism, a form of expression I usually truly love, because it pushes to dwell on essential forms and almost unnoticed shades of light.
Here you can see a small tree, practically lost in endless fields of snow.
Location: Monti della Luna "Mountains of the Moon", (2.200 m), Italy.
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Shadow play on a giant vase. This nature lover could lose himself between nature and culture.
(No photo manipulation)
Milky way rising over Mt Hood as the Aurora dances overhead. Was out here until around 2:30 AM this morning. Did not want to leave the show.
Running Monday to Friday, nicknamed the Lost Local, and typically having a rather photogenic set of power, this local for BNSF has some pretty classy operations. Originating out of the little treasure trove of Great Falls, MT the Lost Local is seen here on its run south to Fairfield, MT after already servicing the Elevator in Choteau.
L-MON8661-281 - BNSF 2890, BNSF 2893
Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia. For more information on this incredible place please see my prior photo, 'Salar de Illusion'.
Nikon D810, Sigma 12-24 f/4.5-5.6 DG HSM @ 24.5mm
Unprocessed - Direct output from the camera.
This sailor girl is a bit lost on the Sittard market square. Where is her captain to guide her to a safe harbour?
My first attempt at an animal metaphor
What has this little mouse lost?
Does an angel know?
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Arrrrrrrrrgh! I changing
HELP!!!
I am becoming a capitalist
Well even surrealists have to eat!
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Another note I must give a big nod to
www.flickr.com/photos/petitechose/
Not that I have borrowed ideas but in the fact that her work as surely sub-conciously influenced me.
♫ LP ♪ Lost On You ♫
Location: The Salted Ruins.
String: Megan Panties from Glittz
Tattoo: Cats and Lace leg from Carol G Tattoo
Pose rPoseB1_Model5 from A&R Haven
Sul Foto Clube em Osório.
This E shape housing estate built in the 70's was made up of 5 blocks. It's high density has attracted the filming crew of Blockbuster "Transformers 4" and hence was nicknamed "The Monster Building".
Now seen as the perfect representative of Hong Kong's over populated community, it is often visited by photographers.
For more on my visit to this Monster, feel free to go to my updated Blog:
Today, I Challenge The Monster
More coming to my album too!
check out Hong Kong Streets & Candid shots here:
Me recuerda al principio de la primera escena de LOST.
En colaboración con Oriol (futhark), sin su gran angular no hubiera sido posible pillarlo de este modo. Y esta es su versión: www.flickr.com/photos/futhark/5940530399/in/photostream
It reminds me of the first scene of LOST.
In collaboration with Oriol (futhark), without the wide angle he lend me I wouldn't have been able to take this photo. And this is his version:www.flickr.com/photos/futhark/5940530399/in/photostream
'Father, father, where are you going?
O do not walk so fast!
Speak, father, speak to your little boy,
Or else I shall be lost.'
The night was dark, no father was there,
The child was wet with dew;
The mire was deep, and the child did weep,
And away the vapour flew.
(The little boy lost- W. Blake)
This week a little tour for my city, seven photos from Barcelona, in the series "Barcelona winds...".
Morning people, enjoy the weekend!
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This morning I walked around my local park, and was amused to see this lost shoe ... I understand lost hats and gloves, but a shoe :)
Yesterday my new computer arrived, so today I will be setting it up and transfering software ... fingers crossed it all goes well.
I would love to be in Maui right now, but home in Texas and reliving memories is where its at for now. Another capture from the islands that never made its way into the photostream and so I thought I would give it a chance. This is the King Protea which is originally from South Africa but does nicely in the tropical condition in Hawaii. It has the largest flower head of any of the Protea family and can be anywhere from 5 to 12 inches in diameter. It’s quite a beautiful flower.
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