Topic: Sebastien's Photography Thread
I was lacking a place to share my photography wanderings.
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I was lacking a place to share my photography wanderings.
[rest of the original post redacted; picture doesn't exist anymore.]
Last edited by Saniss (2019-02-17 16:36:47)
So cool.
Oh, by the by. August 2017:
There's no way I'm passing this up.
Last edited by Saniss (2015-03-29 21:01:22)
Oooh, I should tell my sister. ... If she's still gonna be living in the same place in a few years.
I took a pretty close to total one. Sigma lens, no filters of any kind, just f22, 1/4000 shutter and 50 ISO to try and make it as little hurtful to the sensor as possible.
Oh, by the by. August 2017:
There's no way I'm passing this up.
Plans are already in the works for me and mine to be in the path, near the middle of that map-- southern tip of Illinois.
Wow, I'd completely forgotten this thread even existed.
I spent two weeks in the Alps this summer, hiking and taking pictures along the way. Here's a first work, more should come.
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It's friendlier without that Eye of Souron...
Prometheus is right.
Some new pics for the folks who don't do social timewasters:
Living Ice
The Wave [yeah. I changed it.]
Finally gave my Iceland folder a proper look. There's a couple other pics that express stuff I like, so there may be more comin'.
Last edited by Saniss (2019-02-17 21:50:37)
Not kidding, is there somewhere I can get a nice high-res of The Wall? My triple monitor setup thanks you in advance.
Not publicly, but I can shoot you one for personal use. We can talk about it on Messenger
Hiding In Plain Sight
(that title made me think of Eddie; suddendoty.jpg)
There's a recurring theme in what I search for in photography, what we can't reach. This is a feeling I often get while contemplating high mountains. They always seem to me to be a universe of their own, hiding in their huge scale. It's very similar when I look at galaxies : they're finite objects we can more or less absorb with a single glimpse of the eye, but they hold billions of elements, maybe life, way beyond our grasp. Our imagination has the ability to make them infinite.
(this after-the-fact comment is actually the closest I've yet come to explaining such a feeling. I'm self-stealing it for my Facebook page.)
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