
Fuji X-T1 and Fujinon XF 14mm f/2.8 R Lens – 1/1100 @ f/11 – ISO 200
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Fuji X-T1 and Fujinon XF 14mm f/2.8 R Lens – 1/1100 @ f/11 – ISO 200
Please visit my other photoblog X-tended Vision for a color version of this image.
Nikon D300S ISO 200 f8 1/500, lens Sigma 18-200
RAW file development with Adobe Camera Raw, Adobe Photoshop CC treated and converted to black and white with Silver Efex Pro.
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I was looking for a quote to go along with this image and came across:
“Black people lived right by the railroad tracks, and the train would shake their houses at night. I would hear it as a boy, and I thought: I’m gonna make a song that sounds like that.”
Not knowing much- OK, not knowing anything at all- about Little Richard, I listened to some of his songs. And everything seems to sound like the rythm of a train running behind his vocals; Tutti Frutti, Long Tall Sally, Good Golly Miss Molly, Lucille, Rip It Up….
Here, just give a listen!
“… we are challenged every day to say yes to the movements of life, to see it all through, without pause, staying in relationship to the music of life and each other, adjusting as we go, not knowing what will happen next. Yet even out of tune, this messy and magnificent practice, so essentially human, will let us hear—briefly—the music of the Universe being the Universe. To hear this larger music while grinding out the small music of our lives is what sages of all traditions have called glimpsing eternity.”
–Mark Nepo “Without Pause,” poet, philosopher, and author on the lessons of life offered by Oscar Wilde and Beethoven.
*source – Parabola Magazine
While in Denmark this last weekend I didn’t just take along my Hasselblad. I just can’t leave my Leica at home . This is a shot taken at the local beach which is soft and sandy and just waiting for the summer weather to arrive.
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It’s amazing the life post-processing can bring to old jpeg files. I took this photo in 2010 with my Nikon D90 and kit lens, before I knew anything about photography (can we talk about cutting off the steeple?). But as I worked on it, Paris came alive before my eyes. And I was transported to the cafe where we spent a wonderful mid-afternoon break people-watching against the backdrop of Pont Saint-Louis and Notre Dame. J’adore Paris!
For more photos from my travels, visit VisualVenturing.com.
SS 100, f14, ISO 400
To learn more about this image and to see it in color, visit my personal blog: Robyn Graham Photography I’d love to know your thoughts on the black and white image compared to the color image. Some might say sunsets are like flowers and they should be photographed in color…I believe they can be compelling and thought provoking in both color and black and white. Thoughts?
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