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Minimal techno is a subgenre of techno music. It is characterized by a stripped-down aesthetic that exploits the use of repetition and understated development.

 

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Fun ride at the Edinburgh christmas market. A different concept to what I am used to from the traditional German christmas markets.

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Sorry, but I gota run.. Only 4 more days at the San Diego Fair! Come see me! =)

De retour des Galopades du Patrimoine, j'avise sur mon trajet vers mes pénates une fête techno (dûment organisée et déposée en préfecture) danse et théâtre sise place de la Pyramide...

 

Comment résister à ce jeu d'ombres et lumières ?

Black&White Techno Series, Photo No. 14

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Captured this little guy while walking through a country path. After capturing beautiful flowers, I wasn't sure I liked the look of this unsavoury character.

Best Shot 2015. This was at the Monterey Bay Aquarium while I was on my honeymoon visiting the sites along the Pacific Coast Highway. This is my earliest "good" photo (Explored in 2023 as part of an Explore Theme).

A matter of perspective.

NIKON D750 + 14.0 mm f/2.8 @ 14 mm, 290 sec at f/6.3, ISO 100

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Surreal post production

Cattedown, Plymouth, Devon

Place des Arts

Montréal, QC

The next adventure was a return to the North of Wales. Having not-exactly achieved what I wanted last time, we tried some of the same spots along with some new ones.

 

After a long, dark and winding drive to Harlech, we found ourselves walking through the cold, deserted streets. Having done my usual extensive googling beforehand, I knew that this view was probably the best around. That knowledge didn't help us when I got us lost. Twice.

 

The garish orange street lights mixed the blue ones along with the dark night really made me think of those futuristic, miserable cities in sci-fi films.

 

But man, did I have trouble trying to make up for the awful lights in post. I don't usually do much more than sharpening and toning down awful orange lights, but this scene was a mess. I'm still not happy with it now, but I really don't want to muck the original up in Photoshop. Not a fan of that.

 

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