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Valley’s Lone Crown
Here is a photo of Pantoneys Crown as seen in The Capertree Valley, the second-largest canyon in the world, or so I’ve read. When I took this photo I was trying to capture a sense of space and perhaps atmosphere. … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, canyon, capertee, crown, expanse, geology, landscape, lens-artists, nature, pantoneys, valley
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On the Valley’s Top
With this photo… I’m not sure as to what I was going for. I think I mostly was just trying to capture this particular bit of land and how striking I felt it appeared. I think there’s something dry about … Continue reading
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Tagged blue mountains, dry, geology, landscape, nature, plants, valley, vegetation, view
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Three Sisters and Mount Solitary Among Clouds
When I recently returned to the mountains I went back to this spot to try and capture it with clouds filling just the valley. Instead I got this. I like this as it alters the feel of the area; especially … Continue reading
Grose Valley
And its surrounds. I feel as though this photo helps to impose a sense of massiveness through distance. I also feel that it carries a sense of quiet and power. Not sure if the photo came through too dark, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, clouds, grose, landscape, nature, ridge, shadow, valley, weather
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Three Sisters and Mount Solitary
There’s a quietness to this image that I was trying to show through processing. I didn’t quite get it to come forward, but I’m happy with the result. However, I need to state that this area is not as red … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, clouds, formation, geology, landscape, mount, nature, sisters, solitary, three, valley
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Clouds in the Valley
More clouds in the same area as Mount Solitary and on the same day as this photo, but taken from a different location and a little earlier in the morning. I like that some of the rain from the storm … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, bush, clouds, landscape, lens-artists, light, nature, overcast, storm, valley, weather
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Masato Kouda: Monster Hunter
I think with this bit of writing I was trying to find a balance of describing imagery and feeling, and what the instrumentation was doing. It’s all quite surface and imbalanced, I think. That said, I do think that some … Continue reading
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Tagged brass, builds, call, masato kouda, monster hunter, notes, rivers, rumble, valley
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Valleys of Shade
Fun with processing. This was mostly me seeing what would happen if I pushed a few different things farther than I normally would. I think the shading impresses a sense of depth and distance on the scene. It was raining … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, bush, clouds, landscape, monochrome, nature, shade, valley, vallleys, view, weather
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Moon in the Noisy Sky
This shot was taken either shortly before or shortly after this one. Pretty sure it was shortly before. When processing it I lifted the light levels as it was really dark and the result is what you now see. I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged bright, landscape, monochrome, moon, morning, nature, noise, noisy, tpm20_3, valley, view
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To Mount Dingo: Heading Home
About a minute later we had reached Dunphy’s Campground. There was an overwhelming sense of relief. I saw that I had missed calls from Ewe’s mum (although it may have been earlier; I can’t remember). I tried calling her back … Continue reading
