a lone figure walks the last edge of day, between seafoam and silence, reflected in the quiet memory of light. the puddle becomes a mirror, and the beach, a borderland between motion and meaning.
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a lone figure walks the last edge of day, between seafoam and silence, reflected in the quiet memory of light. the puddle becomes a mirror, and the beach, a borderland between motion and meaning.
a solitary figure dissolves into the sky—caught between structure and light, silence and ascension. the city falls away, and only motion remains.
a lone figure drifts through the mouth of architecture—swept along by light and curve, swallowed by silence, stitched to vanishing lines
Nearly 13 years ago I uploaded my first photo to Flickr. The image was taken of the inside of an unusual lamp that had a circular tubed lightbulb, something I had never seen before. For the Flickr Social group's Flickr Birthday challenge I've done my best to "recreate" that photo. None of the lamps around me have a similar bulb, so I had to improvise a little.
model: Mikayla Angoco
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Photographer: Malia Wilson
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Very quick shot during shopping
"Have you ever wondered why the sunset is more colorful than the sunrise? It's an irony of life saying, sometimes good things happen in goodbyes."
Sun kissed gradient of light.
strobist: single bare strobe from camera left at 1/16, triggered by pw.
Better if you View On Black.
An alternate submission for week 4/52 of the 2010 Challenge. The theme is "Resolution".
The resolution mentioned in the title is a good rule of thumb when choosing a cognac (and a rule I followed for that purpose in setting up this shot, in fact), or for that matter really any food or drink: life is short! But it's the bar-setting heuristic I aim to follow in all other endeavors as well.
Lighting: diffused halogen from camera back/left. The light appears to be coming from the right, but that is just the light that got transmitted through the glass and the liquid.
Shot with a 10x diopter on my nifty fifty. This is more or less SOOC.
Much better if you View On Black
