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A cuple of years before I saw an image like this, but I can't remember the name of the photographer. I thought I try to reproduce it my way.

On a bicycle tour I saw this grey heron in a lake. I tried to sneak to him, but I slipped. He was scared and flew away. But I managed to capture the t

When the first snow fell, I went for an evening walk. I shot this photo at night. I just wanted to capture the mountain when a car passed by. I liked

The moon. Photographed on my balcony. I know it's a pretty boring motive, but it's a classic and therefore it should not be missing in any f

I wanted to know if it's possible to show emotion or even tell a story just with one part of the body. My first idea was to try it with one hand

This is a small series of photos I created with a selfmade pendulum. I think I will do this more often, because it's a real fun, to create such p

These are the light trails from a passing snowplow that has strewn the streets because it was slippery.

It took me at least an hour to take this picture, because I had to wait until the sheep had positioned themselves appropriately in front of a suitable

I'm a grown man, but when I see a pile of snow on a stone that looks like this... without eyes... be honest you would have done the same, wouldn&

This is a Volkswagen Beetle (VW Käfer) I spotted in a pedestrian zone. A real beatiful car. I think the owner must be very proud of it and he surely

I have recently seen some nice art prints made with multiple exposures. I'm trying to simulate a similar effect here. Maybe I will buy an analog

Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore
While I nodded, nearly napping,

This picture was taken on a rainy day on a parking lot. To me it looks a bit like some kind of sky net. Maybe to protect, maybe to imprison, which oft

I was shooting a waterfall in the woods when I spotted the sun behind me. Thats why there are drops of water on the lens.

I shot this picture on a bicycle tour. I used a fisheye lens from a very low position.

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Ta Mére, is a self portrait I did to try to capture my time here in France the last few years. Learning a new language is never easy well not for me. by ChaChaCharlie

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From my project Lines of Nature by CarlAage

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Dramatic, artistic Black and White photo of a building exterior in downtown Miami by Dez Karpati by dezkarpatiphotography

tattood man playing some guitar by bryanmcgowan

I’m aiming straight up at Phare de la méditerranée, which translates “Lighthouse of the Mediterranean.” Despite the name, it’s not a lightho by RickSchwartz

Modern design of roof with the open ceiling in Nordic style by Kira_Yan

“Schism”
This release is the result of an observation of this mighty row of chairs.They are made of metal and the skin. Many days during my work I by miskovic

Sunset at Reichstag , Berlin by RanaJabeen

Beached kayaks at Pine Hollow Reservoir in Oregon State. by puck

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Model and styling Carolyn Lacasse
Photography and editing Marc-André Riopel
Concept ArtMood Visualz by ArtMoodVisualz

This was shot on SONY Alpha NEX-6 with an old soviet manual retro lens Jupiter-37A 135mm f-3.5 from 1985.
The dispersion effect on this photo appears by Bastetamon

The most breathtaking ceiling in the world is at St. Mary’s Basilica in Kraków, Poland. Church of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven is a Brick Gothic ch by ericcriswell

backlit snow

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DMC-FZ1000

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Aperture f/4 ISO 125 Shutter 1/1300 Focal Length 14600/100

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Cool!I see a person
What do you see?

I'm an artist... I see Dante's whole inferno in it... but maybe it's the visualisation of the feelings of a man who went shopping with his wife and is now waiting for two hours at the shoe store... :-)

Hellish vision...Impressive...

omg, or om hell lmao that's awesome!!?

I see the hybrid alien from "alien resurrection" clawing it's way out of hell itself to reach out and eat our brains. This image is art! ;)

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I see a lot very cool

The Devil is coming up from the pit!!

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Intense look from the creature coming in or is it coming out?

This is beautiful work. I'm very strange when it comes to abstract but this keep drawing me back to it. Dante's inferno is an interesting take. Brilliant Work man

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I see a girl in the right bottom with a man up the left side. Of course the man devil in the middle top. Thanks for sharing.

This is an insane shot!! Felt some Stranger Things vibes from this!!

...an i see a Teddybear in front of the girls face ;)

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I instantly saw the tormented figure among the flames and smoke at the top center! WOW...powerful image!

this is superb

Behind The Lens

Location

This Photo was taken on a walk through the city. I went shopping and was on my way back home, when I passed a gas station and a tree which was lit by several lights that were mounted on the floor. It was winter, so they were covered with snow.

Time

It was evening but it was already dark. I passed the tree and thought how stupid it is, to light a sparse bare tree in winter. But then I turned around and looked at the snow covered lights, and I thought, they might be stupid, but they look interesting.

Lighting

As far as I know the light under the snow was a halogen lamp. There was no other light involved. But I could mention that this was a backlight situation. Most people were told not to photograph into the light. For people who don't have photographic experience this advice might be true, but I think people shoudn't be afraid to break this rule. If you set the exposure measurement to spot you can control the exposure of your camera very easy if you aim to areas which differ in brightness. If you play with this feature, you can get interesting results.

Equipment

I used my Panasonic FZ1000, nothing more. I set the mode to P and the exposure compensation to -2. I also set focus mode and exposure measurement to spot.

Inspiration

There was a photo challenge on viewbug, called 'Pareidolia'. Pareidolia is a psychological effect where you see familiar things in complex objects, for example animals in clouds. I was searching for things that were suitable for creating such an effect, but there were no clouds and the day reached it's end. So I searched for other complex or cloud like patterns.

Editing

I took a few photos and on my computer I checked them one after another. I rotated them and tried to see familiar things. I was surprised when I saw something like a skull. I pushed the contrasts and the saturation and it looked like some burning demon. So I changed the white balance and the colors to make it look more like fire. I cropped the image a little bit for the composition and did some dodge and burn to make the eyes of the demon and his chin line a bit darker.

In my camera bag

I prefer to travel as light as possible so I limit myself to the most basic things. Usually I have one dslr with two or three lenses with me, sometimes a few filters which depends on what I want to shoot, some cleaning stuff and a compact camera. When I go for a walk through the town I usually have just one camera with me, either my Sony RX100 III or my Panasonic FZ1000.

Feedback

First you should know what you want to find. In this case it was something where people could see some fantasy things. Usually you see such things by luck, but you can improve your chances when you search for chaotic organic structures. I watched out for structures that look similar to clouds. When I found these I took several photos with different exposures, different focal lengths and different viewpoints. You need time to see things in such structures and you will need a bigger screen. And when it's freezing cold around you also want to be inside with a cup of tea ;-)

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Behind The Lens

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Time

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Equipment

Inspiration

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In my camera bag

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That's a bunch of snow that was lit from behind. In such a picture you can often see really funny things, as if you were looking into clouds......
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