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Our resident hippie dude, in spiked armor. Yup. He's fun to trip, those spikes stick nicely in a good thick mudpuddle!
someone lost an earring , so it was posted on a tree.....
if you look at the reflection you can see my daughter trying to jump in the mudpuddles, busted!!
All the rain turned out base into a huge mudpuddle. After walking around for a minute or two your boots were caked in mud. To "clean" them, we would use a mudpuddle. You know, after a while filth just doesn't bother you like it should.
After some of us find a hidden gem of a coffee shop ("MudPuddles") I go off to find a place to work. I am really out of my element. I draw. It rains.
Here's the prewire mudpuddle a few weeks later;the framers had thrown up some walls,and I just happened to be watching from across the street when some of the walls fell down,it's the lumber pile to the right.
Luckily, no one got hurt.
Golden sunlight bakes the rugged, uneven adobe walls lining this quiet, dusty street in the heart of the Argentine Northwest. Shot with a dramatic Dutch angle, the composition aggressively pulls the viewer's eye down the unpaved thoroughfare, emphasizing the stark geometry of the Andean architecture. The brilliant, almost impossibly deep blue sky provides a striking high-contrast backdrop against the earthy ochres, terracottas, and vibrant yellows of the sun-drenched facades. Textural details are exceptionally pronounced in the hard midday light, highlighting the coarse grain of the mud-brick walls and the heavy, irregular stone foundations anchoring the structures to the earth. A weathered wooden door stands slightly recessed in the rough-hewn adobe on the left, silently speaking to decades of arid winds and intense solar exposure. Down the center of the sandy road, a shallow muddy trench reflects the scarce, precious moisture of the region, creating a leading line that guides the gaze deeper into the village. To the right, a brightly painted mustard-yellow building with arched doorways and a vintage colonial-style streetlamp injects a vivid pop of color into the otherwise dusty palette. Deep, sharply defined shadows slice across the dirt path, offering a cool visual respite from the relentless heat radiating off the baked clay surfaces. This scene perfectly captures the remote, timeless essence of towns like Iruya, where traditional construction methods seamlessly blend with the harsh, breathtaking environment of the high-altitude desert. A deep depth of field ensures sharp focus from the prominent textured wall in the foreground all the way to the distant hills peeking over the rooftops, immersing the observer fully into the scene. Power lines crisscross the open sky above, subtle modern intrusions in an ancient landscape, connecting this secluded outpost to the wider world. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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La dorada luz del sol hornea las paredes de adobe rugosas e irregulares que bordean esta calle tranquila y polvorienta en el corazón del noroeste argentino. Fotografiada con un dramático plano holandés, la composición atrae agresivamente la mirada del espectador hacia la vía sin pavimentar, enfatizando la cruda geometría de la arquitectura andina. El cielo azul brillante, casi imposiblemente profundo, proporciona un llamativo telón de fondo de alto contraste contra los ocres terrosos, las terracotas y los amarillos vibrantes de las fachadas bañadas por el sol. Los detalles de las texturas son excepcionalmente pronunciados bajo la dura luz del mediodía, resaltando el grano grueso de las paredes de adobe y los pesados e irregulares cimientos de piedra que anclan las estructuras a la tierra. Una puerta de madera desgastada se encuentra ligeramente empotrada en el adobe tosco de la izquierda, hablando silenciosamente de décadas de vientos áridos y una intensa exposición solar. Por el centro del camino de arena, una trinchera fangosa y poco profunda refleja la escasa y preciosa humedad de la región, creando una línea principal que guía la mirada hacia lo más profundo del pueblo. A la derecha, un edificio pintado de un brillante amarillo mostaza con puertas arqueadas y una farola clásica de estilo colonial inyecta un vívido toque de color en la paleta, por lo demás polvorienta. Sombras profundas y nítidamente definidas cortan el camino de tierra, ofreciendo un fresco respiro visual del implacable calor que irradian las superficies de arcilla cocida. Esta escena captura a la perfección la esencia remota y atemporal de pueblos como Iruya, donde los métodos de construcción tradicionales se combinan a la perfección con el entorno duro e impresionante del desierto de gran altitud. Una gran profundidad de campo garantiza un enfoque nítido desde la prominente pared texturizada en el primer plano hasta las colinas distantes que se asoman sobre los tejados, sumergiendo al observador por completo en la escena. Las líneas eléctricas se cruzan en el cielo abierto de arriba, sutiles intrusiones modernas en un paisaje antiguo, conectando este remoto puesto de avanzada con el mundo en general. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
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Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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