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The sun set on Brighton seafront, just as the monthly spring tide revealed our hidden sandy beach. The days are just beginning to get longer. I left Brighton beach at 16:45 and it was still light enough to see outside.
Thank you Explore March 28 2021
Multiple exposure
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Kodak GOLD200
CONTAX RX
CarlZeiss Y/CONTAX Planar T*1.4/50
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Another dream inspired double exposure
Camera: Canon A1
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Multiple Exposure
I had a lot of fun on this rooftop! You'll probably see more from here in the future!
Captured a few weeks back down at the pumping jetty, normally a sunrise location , but fancied a shot of it at sunset, a big sky beckoned that arvo so headed down, had some great clouds and a splash of colour so it worked out pretty well in the end.
Mind you the sunset to the west that night was blazing...
Ah well you make your choices...
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Late evening on the Southdowns, Ditchling
Not terribly sure about this one with the all the shadow but quite liked the lines and the subtle lighting. As always, constructive criticism is most welcome.
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This will be the third and final location in the current series on favourite backpacking trips. The Wokkpash lies off the Alaska Highway in northeastern BC, and it's a long, arduous trek - but well worth the effort.
After a wet crossing of MacDonald Creek - nearly waist deep in early August - I trudged 17 km up an old mining road before picking up a beautiful trail through a mossy pine forest and then a broad, rocky valley bottom, paralleling Wokkpash Creek. Eventually the valley narrowed into the famous Wokkpash Gorge, seen here from the trail along its rim: five kilometres of hoodoos lining both sides of the creek. Certainly a stark and dramatic landscape, very different from the rolling green tundra of the Burwash Uplands that I've posted over the past few days.
I was 44 when I did this trek, my last long solo backpacking trip. A few years later I suffered a shoulder injury, with related neck and back problems, and it was over. I still hike, but can't haul a heavy pack into places like this anymore; the knees won't carry me and other body parts rebel. So it goes.
A few more shots to come, and then I'll return to the present.
Photographed in Wokkpash Gorge, now part of Northern Rocky Mountains Provincial Park, BC (Canada); scanned from the original Fujichrome Velvia slide (ISO 50). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©1993 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
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Fuji GS645S, Fujinon W 60mm f/4, Kodak Portra 400
Film processed by Ag Photographic+Photolab
Negative scanned using Fujifilm X-T5 with Fujinon XF 60mm f/2.4 Macro.
Processed with Analogue Toolbox for Capture One.
St. Martin's Island, Bangladesh.
It seemed like a parallel universe.
It contained the same sky, same oceans and the same gentle breeze.
Only the humans seemed different.
Captured from St. Martin's Island, Bangladesh.
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Another shot from my forest walk at the weekend, and I grabbed this one when the fog had receded enough to reveal more of the trees. The endless recurring pattern of unadorned vertical trunks worked well. No easy task, though, to avoid obvious overlapping of trees and maintain some separation.
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10 shots stitched panorama
Canon EF 50 1:1,8 STM
1/200s / f/11 / ISO 100
Lightroom 6 / Photoshop Elements 14
Midday on the Texas Gulf Coast at Port Aransas, where shallow, clear water rolls in as neat, repeating bands. The sand ripples glitter in the swash while distant ships and summer cloud towers line the horizon—simple, quiet, and unmistakably Mustang Island.
SSC - Parallel
I was a little flummoxed by this challenge, luckily I looked at my wine rack and realised there was more than one parallel here. Sadly it is rather depleted at the moment but, looking on the bright side, so much space to fill and it does emphasise the parallels!
I decided to change it to a vintage style image to mimic an old cellar.