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Actually I haven't take this shot.My one of the fellow junior captured this during his visit to his old palace. He showed me up. I found it eye catching and post it. I didn't know how to ypu feel about this shot. So put your valuable opinion here so that we can show you some amazing shot. This shot is a contrasty one!
Seen from my salt hotel.
Sunset over the vast expanse of the Salar de Uyuni.
In the SW of Bolivia in the Andes, the largest salt pan in the world.
A prehistoric, dried-up lake of almost 11,000 km2. The brine beneath the surface 121 metres.
It resembles a frozen lake Larger than Lower Bavaria, for example.
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Von meinem Salzhotel aus gesehen.
Sonnenuntergang über der riesigen Weite des Salar de Uyuni.
Im Südwesten Boliviens in den Anden gelegen, die größte Salzpfanne der Welt.
Ein prähistorischer, ausgetrockneter See von fast 11.000 km2. Die Sole unter der Oberfläche 121 Metern.
Er ähnelt einem zugefrorenen See. Größer als Niederbayern zum Beispiel.
Seen from my salt hotel.
Sunset over the vast expanse of the Salar de Uyuni.
In the SW of Bolivia in the Andes, the largest salt pan in the world.
A prehistoric, dried-up lake of almost 11,000 km2. The brine beneath the surface 121 metres.
It resembles a frozen lake Larger than Lower Bavaria, for example.
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Von meinem Salzhotel aus gesehen.
Sonnenuntergang über der riesigen Weite des Salar de Uyuni.
Im Südwesten Boliviens in den Anden gelegen, die größte Salzpfanne der Welt.
Ein prähistorischer, ausgetrockneter See von fast 11.000 km2. Die Sole unter der Oberfläche 121 Metern.
Er ähnelt einem zugefrorenen See. Größer als Niederbayern zum Beispiel.
Café window, City Art Gallery, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England
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in my Window View Series ....
Taken Mar 27, 2018
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乡村的早晨
The pinky morning glow over the lone tree, red barn and abandoned wagon... chilly and yet warm, don't you feel grateful for the life we are having?
Thanks to Kerstin Frank for the texture.
not from the garden ... :-)
dreams of spring !! Thanks JS ...:-)
Taken Mar 4, 2016 in St John's, Newfoundland, Canada
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Another calm and soothing view as we zip home somewhere above southern Germany. The massive anticyclone parked over most of Europe these past few days has been a boon for star photography - even though the people on the ground, in the snow and fog, would likely disagree!
Net-curtained window view out to the street and a red geranium in the garden.
[Original 2011 colour shot from which the preceding monochrome image posted here was processed from].
Last winter I put away my Wet Plate Collodion chemistry, eschewing it for film for the coming months instead. I haven't missed the mess, the limitations, the error-prone nature of the materials. But today I decided to take a look at my months-old chemistry and see if any of it was usable, so I got out the B&J 5x7 and put the Voigtlander Petzval on it and made this tintype. I guessed at the exposure (90 seconds as dusk approached) and it was perfect! Surprisingly, the Old Workhorse collodion still has some life in it, in spite of being ten months old. I gotta admit, the vibe and tonality of a well exposed tintype can be really beautiful.