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Tag Archives: shadow
A View of The Gong
I should probably try and get a better view of Wollongong sometime. I do like this in how it shows a good portion of the area, and how there’s a sort of “small” feel coming across, but I do think … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, cityscape, habitat, lens-artists, shadow, suburbia, urban, view, water, wollongong
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Shadows Cross the Field
I recently went driving with a friend of mine. Actually, I think I may have said this on a recently-shared photo, but we were just stopping where we thought was interesting and taking photos, and it was a good time. … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, field, landscape, lens-artists, moncohrome, shade, shadow, shadows, sparse, trees, vegetation
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Canned Shadow
Another Heinz photo, and one where I was trying to capture a long shadow. I think. To be honest, I can’t quite remember, but I’m pretty sure my thinking was based around aesthetic considerations. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged beanz, can, contrast, heinz, monochrome, product, sequin, shadow
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A Voice in Shadow
Another photo of a member from the band Sorry. When I was photographing the band I was trying to get a lot of moody shots, and this one turned out well. There are some parts of it I wish were … Continue reading
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Tagged lens-artists, light, microphone, monochrome, musician, performance, performer, person, shadow, sorry, vocals, voice
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Hand on Table
Another long exposure of one of my hands, but with less motion this time. I feel that this gives an odd view of my hand, but it’s still an honest view, in a sense. When I look at my hands … Continue reading
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Tagged arm, digits, fingers, limb, long exposure, monochrome, monochrome-madness, nails, shadow, table, wrist
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Narrowing or Widening
Another recent photo involving long exposure. My partner is sometimes commissioned to make stuff and due to this she has a lot of fabric. We were stuffing about with getting long exposures of this particular fabric in motion and ended … Continue reading
One Thousand Word Challenge 206: Unusual Heat
Trying to get this bit of writing done before the song that I’m listening to finishes as I want to do something else before I need to start getting ready for another day in paradise, as they say. I should … Continue reading
Standing Silk
Another photo from the photos with fabric I took at the sand dunes (The others shared thus far here, here and here). I wanted to see if I could get some interesting photos of the fabric in the air and … Continue reading
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Tagged blue, fabric, landscape, lens-artists, motion, sand, shadow, silk, standing
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Cliff In Sunlight
I remember thinking that this formation looked interesting to me, but I’m not entirely sure why I found it interesting. I think it mostly has to do with the shape. Anyway, I like how this turned out in monochrome as … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, bush, cliff, geology, landscape, monochrome, monochrome-madness, nature, rock, shadow, sunlight
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Layers of Clarity
For a moment there I was trying to remember where in The Blue Mountains I took this photo. Then I remembered where. Anyway, I was trying to get a sense of view with this one, I think. Or maybe layering. … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, bush, clarity, contrast, landscape, nature, shadow, vegetation, view
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Stupidity Hole 