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In almost all of my photo columns that I write for the National Parks Traveler, I mention, at some point, of really observing your surroundings. I tell my readers to look around them to see if they can find patterns or textures that call out to them for a photo. If it catches their eye, then it's worth at least a single image.
While I was driving the dirt & gravel Howland Hill Road on the way to the Stout Grove parking lot in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, I stopped to photograph one thing, then turned around to see this scene of straight (or almost straight) young tree trunks creating parallel lines in my composition.
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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
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Lake Nicasio, Ca.
I was debating whether to go grab a sunset shot yesterday, since it was so gray out, i decided to just go for it. Very glad i did, the color only lasted 5 min. what a show. This lake is about 20 min away, convenient.
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.
a series of photos taken from a moving bus.
i keep taking photos from the windows of buses and trains - never quite as good as i want them to be..
An airplane is flying parallel with the rotor blade of a wind turbine.
Location: Industrial area Genk.
Country: Belgium.
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Amalgam of two images in Adobe Photoshop Express. It’s the corner of the Casino on Alicante’s Marina.
I seem to be entering an abstract phase in blue...move over Picasso.
The 45th Parallel of latitude which is halfway between the equator and the North Pole passes through this point. This spot is located on Macdonell Island (Long Sault Parkway).
Paralleling the Jefferson River, the 844 local takes a curvy course up the 5th Sub for Whitehall, MT. March 2015.
"Parallel circuits"
Veigné (Touraine - Indre et Loire)
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