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Yes...another shot from Tim with 3 Objects in it...Boring yet?
After a 10:30pm check of the weather last night and seeing it wasn't going to rain, I made the call (to myself of course) to go out and see what was going on. Wasn't as good as I had hoped for but still a pleasant morning to be out....but then again...when isnt it.
A single exposure using a Cokin GND8. That pool on the left is the Pool at Newport on Sydneys north shore.
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125 Pictures in 2025 #52 "Isolated object"
This is the Warisoulx, a Belgian flagged LPG tanker Currently headed toward Kalamata, Greece with a load of Natural Gas.Out on the bay it seems quite isolated. Also isolated in this shot is a petrochemical plant across the Bay, near the port of Gregory, Texas.
Joint art exhibit by Kiyomi Tanigawa (www.brooklynmisomaru.com), So Jung Lee (www.kokili.com), and Hanna Yoo (www.hannayooworks.com)
Maybe it is photo bombing? Can you see what seems to be hiding in this set of pictures? The female Cardinal? Seed in the mouth? A refraction?
The road winds its way above Trostansfjörður and into the clouds.
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ABOUT THE SERIES
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In September 2011, my wife and I went to Iceland for a two week honeymoon. The trip was such an incredible experience. We started in Reykjavík and drove around the outside of the county counterclockwise. Although we made hotel reservations ahead of time, our day to day itinerary wasn't planned in advance so we could see/do whatever we felt like.
Iceland is such a diverse and amazing place. I've never seen such beauty, breathtaking landscapes, and an assortment of scenery anywhere else. One moment you're walking on a glacier and the next you're hiking through a lush landscape to a waterfall. Mid to late September seemed like the perfect time of year to go. There were no crowds at any of the sites, we had our pick of where to stay, and the weather was fantastic.
If you've never been to Iceland, photos (mine or anyone else's) don't really do it justice. It's somewhere you have to see and experience in person.
while roaming through the African bush, looking for plants I came across a small cemetery. Each grave had a number of small personal items of the deceased.
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Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. Triggered by Cybersync.
Il m'a regardé dans le fond des yeux, avec mon gros objectif pointé sur lui, stoïque ...
Je lui ai montré l'image, il n'a pas moufté ... Sa mère m'a souri, mais lui, il était déjà passé à autre chose.
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This paperweight was doing its job holding down some white paper, and then the sun came out and it started to sing.
I wanted to capture the beauty of an everyday object in sunlight, and convey the sense of the object moving into the realm of the surreal, out-of-this-world. In the sunlight it seemed to take on a life of its own.