Aerial
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I have taken this double exposure with toycamera Holga, / The cityview is taken from Eureka skydeck. / I would love to find here the person who painted this beautiful sentence on a wall in Brunswick ? Last week, the tag as been cleaned and your hope is now hidden…
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It’s my version of a dreamy aerial view of New York City. / It’s an ideal image for protection and gentleness for a City (or even a person).
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Skater Girl Card click here / Here’s Skater Girl trying out her brand new home-made deck!!! Skater Girl design is taken from an original ink, pastel, acrylic and charcoal painting on canvas textured paper by Karin Taylor. The design has been digitally enhanced with a few minor touches in Photoshop. I recently broke my left elbow in my skateboard debut…...it hurt…...so, big points to the rest of you skateboarders out there for sticking with….but my skater girl days are over bigtime!!! lol
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A salute to my favourite INXS song “Johnson’s Aeroplane”. “From a small aeroplane, you can see the sea. Lots of blue, very deep blue”. This week I had the incredible luck of flying in a 4 seater plane and having my first try at aerial photography – great fun!! It was such a fantastic day and Perth was looking its best on a 27 degree spring day. Thanks heaps to Malcolm the pilot, Mum and Dad!! :)))
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Swimmers in an outdoor suburban pool on a hot, high summer cirrus cloud filtered afternoon. Land animals in a unnatural but safe environment. From a vertical perspective, a curious thing of beauty, the lovely effect water has on sunlight, melds the diverse bodies with the liquid, further heightened by the various movements, positions, and body shapes of the people, all stripped back to life’s essentials. A metaphor for all life, the organism either at rest or struggling with its environment, is always enveloped in it, surrounded by particles in motion and waves of energy, immersed in three dimensional space and linear time. Some of the same swimmers are seen at different times, in another space. / And time, either a few seconds, or a few millenia, from a distance does not seem that different, a whole life can seem no longer or more precious than one hot sunny afternoon playing in the pool. In the end, it’s all just froth and bubbles in “water”.
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Late evening light across pastureland in Mid Wales – a lot of green and a lot of sheep (look closely)
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2000 feet up, it’s a different world.
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Further up it gets even more weird….....this is marsh and wetland draining into an estuary – I have pushed the colours a bit on this one to bring out the abstract qualities
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This is Barmouth estuary in North Wales – late evening – about a thousand feet up.
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Heather on the Northern slopes of Cader Idris (a big mountain in Wales) from about 2000 feet.
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surfing is fun, if you don’t do it you have issues… surf phobia issues
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Flying in a blue dream
by kafka(get the soundtrack) I have just posted some images from my latest adventures in a light aircraft over the sea and landscape of Wales….
(get the soundtrack) I have just posted some images from my latest adventures in a light aircraft over the sea and landscape of Wales. This is my first real attempt to get some decent pictures from aloft – I haven’t worked out how to use my usual landscape cameras (Mamiya RB67 etc) from an aircraft (yet!) so these were taken with a little Canon digital IXUS. My two pilot friends, who are kind enough to allow me to tag along, really want to just fly low, high, fast, between things, over things, under things (!), dodging seagulls, kites and hang-gliders, and generally tear about at a lot of strange angles doing impersonations of WWII fighter pilots. ‘What…you want to go up!!? (this said as we are doing 220 mph 50feet above the waves of Cardigan Bay) – I took a few ‘aerial’ photos looking up at people on the shore! / Er…..anyone remember how to start it? / Tail end Charlie………is that a thunderstorm? / Sweet!! ps. Does anyone know if there is an aerial photography group on RB?
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An old and painted corrugated iron fence in Newtown (inner city Sydney) with a life, story and perspective all its own.
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solo surfer enjoying the fun waves in Sydney
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Evening light across the foothills from 2000 feet.
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This image is an aerial of a place called Dead Vlei in the sea of sand. The white areas were once river beds. Since the sand moves great distances it cut of the sea bed and parched the trees. I love this image so much that I used Deadvlei as a location in one of my children’s books. Oh and this image is sold to offices because it is with an interior design company that supplies corporate refurbishments.
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this is a veiw of the clouds from my flight home from florida.
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I really hate to put so much work into something and then post it as “Untitled.” Sometimes I just can’t thing of anything to call it, but I will try my darndest to come up with a name. Contemplating this, I saw an aerial view of rooftops and city streets below. Made me think of the pains we go through to compartmentalize ourselves and to protect our personal space with concrete barriers. Don’t get me wrong: civilization is good … I like my creature comforts. But I have always been able to feel lonely in a crowd.
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Salt flats near Swakopmund photographed from the air. What I find interesting is that as the water recedes the algae metabolise at a different rate that changes their colour. That is why it looks like there is blood on the landscape.
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