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Hey everyone! I have been super busy lately and haven't had much time to be on flickr let alone even edit my recent photos. I haven't been able to get much to shoot lately so today I am posting a shot from this past Spring. There is something about the subtle colors and tones in this image that I just love. It always give me the feeling of peace when I look at it. I hope you are all doing well and I will catch up with you photos soon!
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Portrait of an engineer on a traditional vintage steam locomotive. I like his soot-covered face and the subtle tones and mood in the late afternoon light. He looks so content.
Thanks to Caitlin for asking me to photograph this! I love how the children have become involved with my photography project.
I have been out several times shooting heather and this is one from a few weeks ago. The sunset wasn’t really very colourful, but I’m kind of liking the subtle colours in this one it also helps pick out the detail and texture in the foreground foliage. Or that may just be that I have a much more to look at with my new camera!
Anyway, it’s also from a location that is quite some distance from any parking and consequently there isn’t many people around (which is the way I like it), and the forest has a very special feeling to it, kind of isolated but not so. Walking back after sunset to the car was an interesting experience, I freaked myself out a few times with noises coming from the gloom and the owl just added to the atmosphere. Is that just me?
The grasses remember the weight of my body and an impression is left, itself an expression of genetic memory.
~ Tangerine Dream - Love On A Real Train (Solar Stone Chillout Mix) ~
It may be Deadman's Cove but no pinholes were harmed in the making of this image.
Reality So Subtle 6x6
Kodak Ektar 100
Another one from the same evening but as the glorious sunset became a distant memory ..... the hues became so subtle and gentle and eased us into nightfall!
Another shot from the Richmond Badlands. This one was an access way into a large horse stud. It looked quite nice on the ground but as usual, the fog kind of evaporates when you process the shot so I may have embellished with a bit of graduated fog. Just a subtle bit but it helps.
Heavily processed this one. Its been an interesting challenge trying to replicate the yellows and greens of the dry grass that we saw on the ground.
I think the final product conveys the mood and sense of the place that I tried to capture.
If it is foggy, its worthwhile getting out to the Richmond Lowlands for a shoot.
A great day out with Mike, Stephane, Shane, Colind, Peter and Olga.
if you take a look closely
if you take a look patiently
if you take a look passionately
you'll see beauty inside
Photo taken @ a farm, Bartlesville, Oklahoma