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It's been a while since I posted a non-wildlife image, so I thought I'd do so today.
This is an image that I captured last summer in Bali, Indonesia of five Balinese dancers. It was a very challenging image to create ranging from the light, to the movement of the dancers, to the work required in post-processing.. It's a good example of the concept of repetition being used.
I shot this on my 70-200mm 2.8 lens at F 7.1, 1/200, and ISO 8000 and let post-processing take care of the rest. It's an image that I really like and will likely print at some point.
Mixing in a variety of subject matter and genres from time to time keeps photography both interesting and challenging.
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Additionally, please do not contact me if you want to do business in NFT's as I am not interested. However, prints are available through my website above with significant new content being added by the week.
With all eyes on NFT's I made my boy Armorsmith his own NFT trading card. Now I can get rich right? That's how these NFT things work? Am I cryptoing correctly here? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
The shot was taken in the sci-fi fantastic sim of Zone 88
After much careful consideration and the onslaught of angry emails I got about potentially slowing down on the Mingus photos, I've decided to make a giant NFT containing 5000 photos of Mingus The Greatest Cat in the World TM. The NFT will be about 1 gigabyte in space and when unraveled (digitally or in real life, like the old days) it will be about 410 feet tall and 305 feet in width suitable to display on most skyscrapers built out of LED screens.
Sign for the National Film Theatre (now properly known as the BFI Southbank) on the side of Waterloo Bridge, London Borough of Lambeth.
(CC BY-NC-ND - credit: Images George Rex)
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“Signalmen " is a surreal masterpiece that has the ability to inspire interpretation and emotion in each viewer, captivating with its unique blend of the ordinary and the fantastical. The foreground of the artwork features a candle, intriguingly hollowed out in the center to reveal its wick, symbolizing perhaps a guiding light or a beacon of hope. This candle sits in a vast open space that stretches into infinity, conveying the sense of grandeur and freedom. The scene is enlivened by figures holding enormous matches, reminiscent of torchbearers, navigating a landscape strewn with matchboxes and suspended matches. These men appear to be signaling, though to whom or what is left to the viewer’s interpretation, adding a layer of mystery. The backdrop of a serene blue sky with white clouds contrasts with the surreal elements, creating a visually stunning tableau that draws the viewer into a contemplative state. This painting is not only a feast for the eyes, but also a thought-provoking journey into the depths of surrealism.
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irritating things in current "culture" that I have to try and flush from my system via sketching
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