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sometimes night falls in circles. nobody knows where the center of these circles is...
may be it hides into some rooms from where the light escapes slowly. or in the heart of a running girl that crosses the street. or...it may flow from letter to letter into the words of a real meeting.
Halloween pennants are thinning out at the wetlands - but it's been a great year for them. Check out the VIDEO from this week if you'd like to hear me talking about how they love to blow in the wind! North Georgia
VIDEO: www.flickr.com/photos/vickisnature/53912392638/in/photost...
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Explanation to the first time visit !!!
hasselblad 500c/m CF80mm＋Adaptor fuji reversal film
CanoScan８４００FV ６００dpi
no photoretouch. It is not digital.
Photography concept
The camera is used instead of the brush.
expresses it with the camera.
I want to take a photograph like a watercolor painting.
I want to express the picture in the photograph.
We arrived a few weeks ago, a few marines stole some of our crackers, peaches and some stuff out of the Captain's trunk. We are advancing towards the Japanese lines as we speak, we are going to attack Hill 210 that is heavily defended by bunkers and machine guns.
-Pvt. Jack Earls
-Journal found on a corpse on the slope of hill 210.
Men at Work busy flattening the curve of covid 19. Hoping to keep my humour up over the next while with posting this odd image of a bulldozer.
Aware of the long therm complications this time can bring.
A very unsharp image i know, was taken trough some wire fencing what created the red line as i did not have an anamorphic filter in use.
Zeiss Planar T* 85mm F/1.4 ZF2 with adapter. to GFX
This lovely Scottish Blackface ram was on its own and not out with the girls as were the other big boys. Looking at him closely he may be a little off-colour as we was looking a bit thin. Maybe he's been pensioned off after many years service - I hope so
The Preuss Range of the Rocky Mountains towers above a thin layer of mist in the Bear Lake Valley. An hour earlier, this was heavy fog that blanketed the valley in hoar frost.
The British rioter at home. He is not an alien, he is one of us. He is frustrated and, like most of us, has lots of grievances. Does not really know what to do with these grievances. He is listening to those promising instant remedy. He is enraged, and the boundaries around his rage are wallpaper-thin. Ready to explode, almost. Because he is an opportunist too. Letting out his violence only when encouraged by others, with others, and when he can hide in the anonymity of the mob or when nobody is looking. The British rioter has got rage, but not courage. Least of all courage to confront his own nihilism. He can't because rage is his only true capital. Fuji X-E3 plus Helios 44M-7.
A nice bright but windy day for a walk. The pond does have a thin covering of ice.
We are lucky, the weather here in Devon is mild by most peoples standards.