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On Oct 02 a singular Common Redpoll showed up in my yard. It was gone the next day. On Nov 02 another Common Redpoll showed up and stayed most of the day then disappeared. On Nov 20 this Redpoll shows up, stays for a minute while I was out photographing other birds and I have not seen it since. Calm before the storm? Hope so :).
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One single long exposure. No photoedition : straight out of the camera except for contrast/crop.
Models : Océane Bolette, Martin Gerard, Fabian Viroux, Jean Marc Salmon, Jerem Surings, arnozpictures, Pol Lution, Pascal Biston
Lights : me
Light painting session with Océane Bolette, Martin Gerard, Fabian Viroux, Jean Marc Salmon, Jerem Surings, arnozpictures, Pol Lution, Pascal Biston
A tutorial is available : lightpaintingblog.com/the-singularity-effect-tutorial/
my first macro back in 1986. i think it was with a 55mm macro lens. it's a rose.
you can see the upside-down image of my loft in the dew drop.
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El Flatiron, o edificio Fuller, es una de esas construcciones singulares con las que nos sorprenden las ciudades del mundo, en este caso, Nueva York. Se encuentra en el parque de la plaza Madison, en la confluencia de la Quinta avenida con Broadway. Es, quizás, uno de los mejores ejemplos de como aprovechar una calle triangular con una esquina imposible para hacer un edificio, útil, aprovechable y, sobre todo muy bonito, o al menos, diferente. Tiene forma de plancha, de ahí su nombre, y en la esquina más pequeña apenas tiene dos metros de ancho.
Su singularidad está en su forma, su aspecto exterior, sus curvas imposibles y la fuerza que transmite a pesar de parecer tan frágil y delgado.
Cuando se construyó los Newyorkinos apostaban cuanto tiempo estaría en pie, porque les parecía que no iba a aguantar, y lo que pasó fue que el aire se desviaba por las calles adyacentes.
Fue uno de los edificios más altos de Nueva York cuando finalizó su construcción en el año 1902
Singularity is the designation of the quality of being. Being one of a kind. Strange and unique. Remarkable and unusual.
“Thank you for making me so wonderfully complex! It is amazing to think about. Your workmanship is marvelous – and how well I know it.”
Psalm 139:14 (TLB)
It’s taken with a Kodak Instamatic, and it’s blurred in front, but it’s the only shot that I ever got of three Delaware and Hudson C628’s on the road. Unless I have one more slide of this train at another location, it’s also the only photo that I ever took on the D&H Penn Division between Carbondale and Jefferson Junction, seen here cresting the summit at Ararat, Pennsylvania.
On the 9th of Sepember this year / there was music. // A change for the better.
(Gaudeamus Festival of Modern Music, Utrecht, NL)
An empty house on a small rise in the vast prairie. The word "singularity" came to mind just as I began this upload, so I will go with it. I think it characterizes the three shots I want to show you from my late summer, evening drive. Each of them is really about one thing, in this case the little house against the backdrop of a prairie sky.
This wasn't the image I set out to make. I didn't preconceive the composition or point of view or even consider the subject in advance, although I have driven past this house countless times, have walked around it, peered through its broken windows and doorways, and occasionally photographed birds on the property and mammals nearby.
But this image presented itself. When I didn't get the light I had hoped for, casting about for a way to salvage the moment, I looked back over my shoulder and saw what I needed to do. And then in processing I refined the idea a little more, opting for a square crop, keeping the design elements at the bottom fairly symmetrical while allowing chaos to reign at the top.
Frank Zappa said, "Art is making something out of nothing, and selling it." I find that view too cynical; let's drop the "selling it" part. Van Gogh sold exactly one painting in his lifetime. Let's say that art is making something out of nothing - or rather, drawing something from deep inside your own psyche or spirit or inner sanctum, and sharing it with anyone who is willing to look (or listen, or read depending on what kind of art you have made).
If someone wants to buy it, well, that's a bonus. But mostly, we do it because doing it is at the heart of our sense of self and our purpose in life. Never hold back; never talk yourself out of it. Life is too short to play mind games with yourself!
Photographed at Rosefield, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2022 James R. Page - all rights reserved.