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Mojave National Preserve, CA (2017)

Early in the morning

Taking pictures of the western sea travel

Planting potatoes is seen in the figure.

Was shot on his way back again.

Curves and lines of red ocher

It was a beautiful appearance.

Morning seascape in Laguna Beach at Crescent Bay's "Twin Points" area.

....life in sydney...

(Explore #408: Apr 28, 2008). Dandelion seedhead. Campo Grande, PR., Brazil

Picture on the Train Tracks in Moorestown NJ

A young Thai girl unleashes a kick to score three points in a national level under-10 taekwondo event in Pattaya, Thailand.

Fujifilm X-Pro3 Kodak Kodachrome 25 recipe with no post processing. SOOC

Brownie points if you can tell me which district this bus originated at.

 

Wings are rare in the Hudson Valley.

 

Shallow DoF used to concentrate attention on fence posts in the foreground

copyright SB ImageWorks

Starlings must have plenty of frequent flyer points.

 

I just managed to catch the bird in the background as it was lined up with the pointing man. This artwork is Ronnie van Hout’s Comin’ Down. The title may refer to the fact that around 60% or more of the buildings in Christchurch City will be Comin’ Down.

I like this overall comp ... I think. It breaks several rules with two focal points and a 50/50 split at the horizon, but I think that is okay as I wanted to get as much of the sky and reflection on the water that could be obtained.

 

The tree leads us to the sun lit mountain tops, and the grass and rock lead to the lower far off mountains ... taking us through the photo twice. But this may be a little too busy and a shorter crop may be needed - take off the blue area of the open sky?

Peace Lily on the windowsill in my studio.

Looking over the Grund into Luxembourg city with its many spires.

 

Sony NEX-5R

Helios 85-210mm F3.8

210mm 1/320sec F8.0 ISO100

Taken last Saturday at Loughor underneath the road bridge. Just liked the many vanishing points in the image

points are changed outside cheddleton tunnel to allow 4277 to run round it;s train

shot with Canon

lomography 100 ISO film

 

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I've been coming to this spot since at least 2012, and shooting around 5 Points. The same spot, looking for new ways to photograph it with new faces in tow. Those faces become familiar, and then the challenge goes up a notch: same spot with someone you know a little better. The cycle continues, and either you give up because everything looks the same, or you never stop looking for what you've missed.

 

I've lived in the same city my whole life, and I'm probably stuck here forever. But I just met Zoe for the first time last month, and I've never taken a photo this way in this spot. I wasn't a photographer 6 and a half years ago, and I didn't shoot in 5 points until 5 years ago. Things seem stagnant and static when you've spent a lot of time in the same spot, but that doesn't mean they are.

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Continung the theme of oblique photos (I seem to be taking quite a few recently), here's the rarely used rail tracks down in Bristol Harbour.

 

I particularly like the fact that the tracks look like they have been tied into a bow.

 

This picture got to #154 in Flickr Explore on Friday, October 10, 2008

Depend on the direction you are looking in...

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