Rejected Photos by the Clueless
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This chair was set out in the hallway of my building. Someone didn’t want it. I’d see it disappear and then reappear a few days later. Guess people were taking it in, then changing their mind; it never seemed to be accepted anywhere for long. Maybe the chair was rude.
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This old dead tree was full of birds today, and it **is** a favorite of the Acorn Woodpeckers. But this guy seemed to toss this one off as a reject.
It isn't often that a catch gets a reprieve so late in the game but the gulf menhaden seen beneath the Brown Pelican's left wing will have quite a story to tell when it gets back to its school on Armand Bayou.
This eagle tried 3-4 times to swallow this skeletal portion of the head but couldn't get it to go down and finally spit it out. You might be able to see the eyeballs still attached to the carcass. It did eat the rest of this kokanee.
Took a few Powershot shots on my walk home from the train station this morning (after my night out last night)... I've narrowed it down to two options, but I'm not sure which I prefer....
Much quieter out here :)
Update: a close runner-up.
I rejected this shot from before the lockdown because I wasn't convinced I liked the composition but with a fresh pair of eyes I had a rethink:
Wentworth Needle's Eye is a 14-metre pyramid Grade II* listed building which is situated in Wentworth, South Yorkshire in northern England. Needle's Eye is one of several follies in and around Wentworth Woodhouse park.
For this shot I took 162 x 30 second exposures with a fisheye lens for the distorted curves and aimed for Polaris (aka The North Star) on the top right hand third. The fisheye lens is so wide I managed to get the trees over my head in the shot, hence the 16 x 9 crop.
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from the series: harbour of Rotterdam
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Lately I became so critical of my own work, nearly nothing made it to Flickr anymore. It all had to fit together, be perfectly artful and artfully imperfect, have mystique and pose questions, break the boundaries of photography, express more than what was visible, all of that. I was so hung up on making "art" that I finally forgot to just enjoy myself. A picture like the one above didn't make it anymore. What a shame, because I think it's beautiful in its own right.
There are a lot of photos from my California trip last month that are in rejected folder for various reasons. This is one of them that went through heavily postprocess just for my amusement :)
So we were standing down by the fire pit lighting off fireworks, like typical us. My Dad, my cousin and I. Suddenly my Dad decided we should run back at the deck and watch the rest from there. I tried to convince him that wasn't a smart idea, but he wouldn't listen, like typically. In a split second the firework miss fired and headed right as me. My camera was right next to me, basically if it wouldn't have got a rebound off my camera and out of my armpit, I bet I would be armless tonight or at least losing part of it.
Ugh.....scary experience and very painful.