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While exploring the Carmes parking structure (Toulouse, France), I was struck by the purity of the lines unfolding before me. I wanted to transcend the purely functional aspect of this space to reveal its hidden artistic dimension. By adopting a tight framing and playing with black and white, I sought to isolate these elegant curves that seem to dance in space. My intention was to transform this everyday environment into an abstract composition where geometry becomes poetry. The conversion to black and white allowed me to emphasize the contrasts and create a refined, almost graphic image that invites the viewer to rediscover the unexpected beauty of our urban infrastructure. In this quest for minimalism, I wanted to show how functional architecture can become a work of art when we take the time to look at it differently.
Art numérique fractal noir et blanc 30 x 45 cm, disponible sur mon site officiel : emart-emmanuellebaudry.e-monsite.com/album-photos/univers...
Abstract fractal art 45 x 30 cm, avalaible on my official website: emart-emmanuellebaudry.e-monsite.com/en/album/univers-par...
Sometimes you see something and your inner eye creates its own version of it.
Then you´re faced with the challenge of translating this to a photograph. These are the moments, when you entering another world.
Manchmal sieht man etwas und das innere Auge erschafft seine eigene Version davon.
Dann steht man vor der Herausforderung, dies fotografisch umzusetzen. Das sind die Momente, in denen man in eine andere Welt eintaucht.
I'm still in love with this crappy toy camera I bought for a buck at a flea market, the shots have some sort of unpolished beauty to them.
Unfortunately I'm starting to have some trouble with it since a bit of it has fallen apart and the film winding mechanism isn't quite working as it should (the shutter advancing mechanism keeps slicing the sprockets at times). Hoping I can make it work så I can continue exploring the possibilities of this little thing.
Taken with a Luminox 356SL analog camera. Ilford FP4 Plus film (unknown age, at least 15 years expired).
Negative scanned with Epson Perfection V500 Photo, cropped and downsized for the web.
11.9.2022.
There's a certain fascination about Narrow Gauge steam that I can't quite fathom?
Avonside 0-4-0T (Wks No 2067) 'Marchlyn' and Beyer Peacock (Wks No 5292) 0-4-4-0T 'K1' Garratt get away together from Oak Tree Halt during Statfold Barn's 'Road Rail & Ale' Gala.
Not really a « pimp my speeder »‘s entry, more a « in an parallel universe »‘s entry. For those wandering what I mean, please see the first scene of the second trailer from Star Wars 7 : www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngElkyQ6Rhs
The airport in Palma de Mallorca isn't really big but if you take time to hang around, there are a couple places worth a look at to take a few shots. This is one of them
A vivid display for the 'Miss You Much Leslie Exhibition' at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Shatin. Leslie Cheung (nickname: Gor Gor, meaning 'older brother') was a successful and much-loved singer (Monica) and actor (Farewell My Concubine), sadly taking his own life in 2003. This well-curated exhibition, featuring many personal artefacts, marked the 20th anniversary of his death.
Love the light this time of the day. The parallels lines of the stretch of sandy beach, the two banks of the lake where water meets land and the trees all caught my attention as I looked for a shot for the theme this week.
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Na de ochtendtreintjes van de vorige foto's werd het tijd om richting het noorden te rijden. Aangezien onze route bijna parallel liep aan die van trein 358 (Rakhiv - Kiev), werd deze trein maar even op plaat gezet.
De spoorlijn tussen Kolomya en Zalishchyky maakt een aantal vreemde bochten. Wat de bedoeling hierachter is weet ik nog steeds niet, maar het leverde wel een aantal stekken op die goed voor de zon waren. Na een aantal fotostekken gecheckt te hebben, viel onze keus op een akker waar op dat moment aardappels gerooid werden. Een kort gesprekje met de eigenaar van de akker leerde ons dat de rooiers vooral gepensioneerden waren. De pensioenen in Oekraïne zijn dusdanig laag (+/- $40 per maand) dat veel ouderen niet rond kunnen komen. Daarom verdienen ze nog wat bij door op het land te werken. In Nederland een onvoorstelbare situatie.
Na een poosje wachten komt de 2M62-618 met nachttrein 358 (Рахів (Rakhiv) - Київ (Kiev)) door Підгайчики (Pidhaichyky) gereden op vrijdag 18 augustus 2017. Opvallend is dat de 2M62 'compleet' is (beide helften met hetzelfde nummer in 1 loc), maar dat slechts 1 deel van de loc gereviseerd is.
Підгайчики, 18 augustus 2017.
Judging from the turnout of photographers on the Promenade in Brooklyn Heights tonight, just about every Flickreen in New York must have a shot along the same lines as this one, textured in more or fewer megapixels. You can't avoid taking it; it's mesmerizing and beautiful, and the night is perfect.
September 11th is one of the most difficult days of the year for many of us. Four years ago I stood in nearly exactly this spot and watched a gray cloud that completely obscured this entire view of Manhattan. The day was glorious, the weather benevolent. Both of the Twin Towers had already fallen.
Four years ago I stood here for close to three hours. In that entire stretch of time, no one spoke.
(Added 9/16/2005 to the Cream of the Crop group as my most "Interesting" and most favorited photo.)
(And please ignore the "Delete Me" group comments below - it's a slappy little Flickr game that gets tiresome fast.)
This photo has been #2 on Interestingness for the date of September 11, 2005, for many months.
Summer, 2011: According to Flickr and Yahoo, this shot of mine is one of the top 7 photos out of all the billions of images hosted on this site. Which is wacky, but fun. Many news sources have identified it as the third most popular photo on Flickr.
I've been wanting to head back to Wynnum to photograph these poles for quite some time but either the tide was wrong or I was working so yesterday afternoon I decided to give it a go. To begin with I was knee deep in water and by the time I was finished I was standing in mud.
When I was coming out of the water a couple who had been walking along the esplanade called out to me to find out what this crazy lady had been doing. They told me that joggers, walkers and cyclists all were watching me wondering what on earth I had been doing. This my friends is what I was doing and unless you get there literally you don't get the shots. Ahhhh at least I gave them all something to talk about. :)