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Ushuaia Adventure: Journey to the End of the World
This collection serves as a visual odyssey through the rugged and ethereal landscapes of Tierra del Fuego and the Antarctic surroundings. The series captures the dual nature of exploration: the intimate, gritty details of the journey and the overwhelming scale of the southern wilderness.
From the solitary trekker overlooking the Beagle Channel to the iconic red and white Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse standing guard against the crashing waves, each frame tells a story of resilience and awe. The narrative transitions from the luxury of an expedition cruise ship navigating through ice-filled waters to the raw reality of a king crab fisherman at work in the freezing rain.
Witness the local inhabitants—Gentoo penguins huddled on pebble shores—and the quiet, frosty details of the native flora. The journey is punctuated by the warmth of a high-altitude camp at dawn and the nostalgic view from the "End of the World" train. This set is a tribute to the spirit of adventure, where nature remains the ultimate protagonist, untamed and magnificent.
These images have been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
It's officially the last month of 2016!
Busy busy busy with end-of-year deadlines.. blog-post and YouTube video will follow soon! :)
My husband and fellow photographer Paul is a hard man to photograph as his camera is always 'glued' to his face, tee hee. I got lucky, it is a matter of patience, and being ready! LOL
The corn was golden-ripe, I had been taking 'close-ups', when I spotted him, yes I had finally been able to get him in a red jacket, after all these years, now it was MY turn to put a 'figure in a landscape', tee hee.
Have a golden day and thank you for your comments, M, (*_*)
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Trying out the new camera on a photo walk near our house. This is the Angel of Independence in Mexico, one of the most well known landmarks in the city.
Painting on the Berlin Wall in former East Berlin.
East Side Gallery,Berlin.
The Wall Jumper
This mural, entitled ‘Der Mauerspringer’, meaning the wall jumper, was painted by Gabriel Heimler, in 1989 and later restored in 2009. The wall jumper is not an East German refugee trying to escape to the West, but rather a West German jumping over to the East as a symbolic gesture of freedom.
A vivid neon-yellow Fiat and a girl with a bright red jacket make for a colourful sight on this out-of-the-way corner of a cobbled backstreet in Rome.
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In the category of weird awkward poses.. I'd say this one is quite highly ranked. :P
Life is way too busy.. working for several bosses.. all expecting me to drop "the other stuff".
So most of the following pics will be from earlier moments this year. Hope you don't mind. :)
Shot with Canon EOS 40D + Canon 50mm f/1.8
Shot this while shooting with Olivier, at Galeries Lafayette in Paris, France.
It was an awesome night, the streets were wet and all the children gathered at the wonderfully designed displays of the Galeries. Yet only marketing it was magic somehow.
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This awesome shark mural was created by Cezary Stulgis and Benjamin Reeve. It is located at the northern side of the Brisbane Powerhouse.
Taking a stroll with their furry friend, this vibrant duo adds a pop of colour to the serene beachscape.
MODEL: Kate White
Strobist:
Einstein 640 boomed up 45 degree angle from Kate in large octabox.
Einstein 640 camera front left in 64" PLM with sock
D800
1/250 @ F/9
ISO 100
Nikon 24-70mm 2.8G
Pocket Wizards II
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Model: Tania d'Anconia
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Model: Tania d'Anconia
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte