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Chinon CE-5 with Auto Chinon 50mm F1.7 lens on Kodak Colorplus 200 film, home developed in Tetenal C41 Rapid.
This path is so beautiful and peaceful, and right at the end, is a man and a women holding hands. www.flickr.com/photos/_-miscellaneous-_/
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Sold! Mixed media painting with acrylics,water color, graphite, vintage text, old sheet music, gel transfers, and beeswax. Blogged this at www.myartfullife.blogspot.com
This is in Research Park in Orlando, FL on my walk to work from the bus stop. I love it because to the left of this is a pretty busy road and to the right a very full parking lot, but smack in the middle of the sidewalk for a 1/4 of a mile or so is this mini forest forming a canopy of trees where I can pretend for a few minutes that I'm on an adventure in a far away place. I almost didn't post it because the original shot seemed rather ordinary, but once I toned it done, it came alive :)
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- FGR 2.0 and Take It Outside!
- TRP and Muted Colors
"The gate above and the unpaved path ahead was a shortcut from the selection ramp by the train tracks to the gas chambers Krema IV and Krema V which was built on the north side of this extermination camp. The shortcut was not meant to ease the prisoners but to make their life shorter, as for most of the prisoners, who dreadly walked this path, ended up in the gas chambers in Crematorium 4 and 5. Some associated this path as the Death Path or the Death Walk. Throughout those days, many have herded along this deadly path; unfit adults, children without the capability to work, babies which were carried by their mothers and many other unlucky victims who served no purpose to the Reich"
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Tone Mapped HDR
3 exposures +/-2 EV at aperture f/6.3 @16mm
Post processing and Adjustments in photoshop
I love this funky "Paths of Danger" outfit with the weird spiraling shape on it!
I don't have the tiny binoculars it is supposed to come with.
What does the spiraling shape do? Does it hypnotise you? Is it a radar? Nobody knows!
This Super Joe head is on a WWE figure from Jakk's Pacific, the hip articulation is not as good as on the UFC figures from the same company, at some point I will probably put this guy on a more articulated body.