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Revealed Structure
Here’s what appears to be an old place. A fair bit of the exterior frame is still intact, but the whole structure is quite clearly showing the wear of the effects of time. Plants are slowly growing around it. Maybe … Continue reading
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Tagged angular, architecture, building, contrast, design, lens-artists, roof, structure, weathered, worn
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An Evening in Burwood
Behold, a view of part of Burwood in the time period often referred to as being the evening. I think that the scene is pretty… well, not vivid, but apparent… I think… It’s just a really simple shot. Straightforward framing … Continue reading
Angular Geological Structure
Technically you could say the same about any geological structure, but I’m using the title here as in this image the angles are heavily emphasised. This structure has been impacted by human activity, but I do like the result. You … Continue reading
Erosion Shapes
Some more erosion stuff. I like that in geological structures, the erosion produces some interesting patterns and textures. In this one I especially like that the erosion seems to invoke some sort of scene. I think that it’s distinct enough … Continue reading
The Space Around Sea Cliff Bridge
I think that I wanted to capture the sense of space around the bridge rather than the bridge itself. I think that the sky helps to give a sense of minimalism to the scene. It also helps to enhance the … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bridge, cliff, contrast, minimal, ocean, overcast, road, sea, sky, space, waterscape
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Ripples in the Rock
A photo taken close to a waterfall. I think that the patterns in this rock are interesting. I’m guessing that the formation of the ripples in the rock are from lava cooling, but it’s merely a guess. I think that … Continue reading
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Tagged erosion, feature, geological, geology, nature, pattern, ripples, rock, texture
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Gull’s Form
I thought I shared this earlier, but apparently I didn’t. Another Silver Gull doing a thing. Perhaps it is stretching. I like the way the wing kind of hides the body, but also kind of doesn’t. I think it adds … Continue reading
Breaking Waves Consume the Shoreline
During my recent road trip I was afforded the opportunity to get this shot. The waves breaking on the shoreline was, in the light from the overcast sky, quite beautiful. I think that there’s some interesting textures in this shot. … Continue reading
Conveyor Belt and Staircase
This conveyor belt hasn’t been used in a while. I guess that that’s readily apparent. Here a scene is presented where the interior of a building has reached a dilapidated state. That said, it still stands strong. I think that … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, belt, conveyor, dilapidated, grafitti, history, interior, lens-artists, staircase, star
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