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Haven't been playing around with lighting much, slowly trying to incorporate them into my 365 Days project again..
5 Bowens Gemini 500 strobes in the background at lowest power, Gemini 1000PRO into 1m softbox on the left, Gemini 750 into 1m octa on boom.
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Edited ISS070 image of the Richat Structure in Mauritania. Color/processing variant.
Original metadata: GMT064_14_17_Jasmin Moghbeli_SN1067_Africa Eye of Sahara to Southern and Antarctic Lands 50-500mm
I took this photo of a bridge in Muncie, IN for my B&W film class. I like the vintage/symmetrical look of this photo. Processed in the darkroom and scanned for digital upload.
This is the interior portion of a large sculpture called cardboard/sound by Chui Yao Judy Chan, Melinda Sue-Li Chan and David Chii Zhong Yeow; students from the Melbourne School of Design. The entire structure is made from cardboard!
The work is on display in the skybridge outside Myer Melbourne as part of a temporary exhibit called "Inhabiting Materials, Managing Environments".
I love the shape, colour and structure of artichoke. Of course you can eat them, lovely, but these ones are allowed to grow and show their violet flowers inside. But we need patience.
i posted a shot of these structures a while back , however tonight i crossed the river Tyne to capture them from a different angle.
Giant structures that are dominating the skyline on the River Tyne mark the revival of the region’s offshore sector,
The 70m-high structures can be seen along the banks of the Tyne as companies such as Smulders Projects and Royal BAM Group build foundations for offshore wind farms
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I most have traveled by these strange structures in the sky thousands of times without noticing them as my eyes are always on the road. www.noelharding.ca/elevated-wetlands.html
This image showcases the iconic Ferry Building Clock Tower in San Francisco, a timeless landmark symbolizing the city’s rich history and maritime heritage. The architectural style of the tower is inspired by the 12th-century Giralda in Seville, Spain, yet it possesses a distinctly San Francisco character. The structure features classic lines, a muted beige facade, and four prominent clock faces that are a defining feature of the waterfront skyline.
At the very top, the American flag flutters gently, adding a sense of pride and identity to the scene. Below, a white flag bearing a logo and the California state flag flank the base of the tower, further grounding the image in its locale. The overcast sky provides a soft, diffused light that highlights the textures and details of the tower's design, while the faint hints of blue in the clouds contrast subtly with the building’s warm tones.
The clock faces are elegantly designed with Roman numerals and ornate black hands, giving them a classic yet functional aesthetic. The open colonnade near the top of the tower adds depth and a sense of lightness to the otherwise solid structure, creating a balance that draws the eye upward.