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Dogwalker
Spindigo
On a soggy day in Jacksonville, a person decides to walk two dogs beneath I-95.
Monorail
Spindigo
A swiftly moving Disney monorail car as seen from another car on the neighboring track. Through the windows, you can see passengers looking out over the Seven Seas Lagoon and the Grand Floridian Resort.
Applianced And Bowling
Spindigo
"We got the bowling alley right out back!"
Food Is Love
Kiro The Nomad
Seeing how cheerful this person was while serving each of his customers was really nice to see. As far as the composition, I really enjoyed the various colored lights and glow coming from the stall. - Shot on 6th Street, in Austin, Texas
The Night Glows On
Kiro The Nomad
Trying to capture the tone coming from this bar was hard to pass up. I remember the lighting being calming and inviting. After what seemed like a while, letting crowds pass by, I took a few shots while no one was paying attention.
B.A.D.I.U Photo Every Day #003
Badiu Photography
Chaos In The Night. With this shot, I captured life as it happens. Life that sometimes becomes chaotic. All of us rush to get somewhere.
Static Watcher
Kiro The Nomad
I had to try and capture the feeling inside this bar the best I could. The glowing stage, the multi-colored lights, the comfortable conversation.. it all lent to the unique feeling inside this space.
SYSW
Kiro The Nomad
Stay Young Stay WYLD.. A nice reminder. - Shot in Austin, Tx on 6th St.
Equivalent #10
Art Block
The work is part of an ongoing series inspired by Alfred Stieglitz, an early 20th century master, specifically his series of Equivalents.
House in the Falls
Maureen Denny / Altered Pixels
Composite Photography - “The most stupendous scenery ceases to be sublime when it becomes distinct, or in other words limited, and the imagination is no longer encouraged to exaggerate it…." – Henry David Thoreau
Stormy Seas
Maureen Denny / Altered Pixels
Composite photo - “...they anticipated that a ship might sink, they swam before it, and sang most sweetly of the delight to be found beneath the water, begging the seafarers not to be afraid of coming down below.” ― Hans Christian Anderson
Upside Down
Maureen Denny / Altered Pixels
Composite photo - Try not to resist the changes that come your way. Instead, let life live through you. And do not worry that your life is turning upside down. How do you know that the side you are used to is better than the one to come? -Rumi
The Dunes
Maureen Denny / Altered Pixels
Composite Photography - “Life is a desert of shifting sand dunes. Unpredictable. Erratic. Harmony changes into dissonance, the immediate outlives the profound, esoteric becomes cliched. And vice versa.” - Ella Leya
The Kraken
Maureen Denny / Altered Pixels
Composite Photography - “As we look out to sea, a great shadow seems to move under the water. He can see it, says W. - 'Look the Kraken of your idiocy'. Yes, there it is, moving darkly beneath the water. -Lars Iyer
Light Leaks
Badiu Photography
Portrait taken in the studio on film, 2021 When I received my film back, I realized that something happened when it was developed and my photo looked like this.
B.A.D.I.U Photo Every Day #002
Badiu Photography
I got inspired the day before by seeing a collection of reflections from a photographer I love. There he was, just sat in this perfect framing in a pub reading his newspaper with a wine glass, all alone.
Misty Forest
Robuazo
Sengokuhara pampas grass field (Hakone, Japan)
Marmor Or The Sea?
Marcel
Captured February 2022.
Luminosity
Extrafox
Multnomah Falls, OR. "Hello, my friend. Stay awhile and listen..." -Deckard Cain
Paris
Marcel
Le Tour Eiffel
Green Canyon
Robuazo
Los Cañones, Río Frío (Jaen, Spain)
Gate
Marcel
Frankfurt, February 2022
Eraseable Writer
Algo Fotos
A whiteboard marker or a dry-erase marker uses erasable ink made to be used on a slick or matte-finished nonporous writing surface.
Jux A Bit
Algo Fotos
Historians believe that as early as 35,000 BC Homosapiens discovered the usefulness of rotary tools for boring into materials
LED
Algo Fotos
LED is a kind of solid-state lighting where a semiconductor converts electricity to light in a small area of about 1 square millimeter or less (the diode)
Crutch
Algo Fotos
The end of a common smoking device
Stranger in the Street
Kiro The Nomad
I really liked how this building looked at night, especially with the light coming from the storefront. I wanted to wait for the perfect opportunity to get a nice silhouette shot and felt that the pizza box in hand definitely qualified.
Human
Marcel
Berlin
GWL0007
GoWANDRLoST
Zanzibar Street Photography
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GoWANDRLoST
Zanzibar Street Photography
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GoWANDRLoST
Zanzibar Street Photography
Pyro-Genesis #15
Algorigins
A collection of 150 photo generative iterations created from a single photograph.
It´s a long way to the top
Robuazo
Greenway of Fountain of the Rock (Jaen, Spain)
I'm Koi
Robuazo
Hi, I'm Koi. Who are you?
Don’t f*ck with cats
Marcel
Cats
Last Sunlight
Robuazo
Summer evening, Canola fields in Estonia
Route 13 #030
NormIRL
Not a house, field, or bale of hay. But an old Chevy truck. Could be on his way home as I was when I snapped this last shot on my way back to NYC. Seems another world down here without the hustle and bustle of our made up problems ideals and impeccable landscaping.
Route 13 #013
NormIRL
There is no permanence in art as there is none in nature. What is will pass and become what was.
Route 13 #001
NormIRL
Once a High School bustling with young minds, now layed to waste and disrepair. Eastern Shore, VA.
Route 13 #006
NormIRL
This house, just off the road, I felt it particularly cool. With the red trim, white door and weathered boards.
Route 13 #022
NormIRL
Not unlike two old friends bound together by earth and circumstance.
Lost In Time
Badiu Photography
This cottage stands alone. The only cottage still remaining on a busy street in London. Surrounded by busy roads, and modern buildings, but this still remains from 1695. It's lost in time.
Vulgar Nature No.1
Phil Clark
Mother nature needs to be more modest. Think of the children!
This series was created for a prompt on "censorship." I have always found it ridiculous how American society is terrified of children seeing healthy human bodies, but has little care if the kids see those same human bodies violently murdered and dismembered
Gaping Maw
Phil Clark
A top-down macro view of fruit on a cactus. Like eyes surrounding an amorphous mouth, ready to consume everything in its path.
Agave Palmeri
Phil Clark
A macro photograph of a thorn on a Palmer's Agave plant in the Huachuca Mountains of Arizona. When you get so close the similarities to human skin become offputting to me. The pores, the curves, are beautiful and vulgar simultaneously.
Surface Eight: "Cracklin Goldie"
Phil Clark
A photograph from an ongoing series exploring compositions within the details of man-made surfaces in the process of decay. There is beauty to be found in the ways nature reclaims the things we make.
White Sand Sunset 2
Phil Clark
A sunset at white sands national park.
Love House (WIB #03)
Art Block
I walkabout with my camera in tow, typically off the beaten path, and frequently during the early hours of the day. My eye is attracted to the often overlooked and neglected, the scenes that many people look right through or just avoid looking at alltogether. When the light and the scene combine to express a story I connect with, I capture it, and quickly move on. Many of my subjects may be considered unkempt, littered, or vandalized, but there is a beauty and poetry to these scenes that is fascinating to me. *This NFT is physically-backed.
Gumdrop Palace (Dreams #7)
Art Block
The smell of sugar was overwhelming and the colors were so bright they burned my eyes to look at them for too long, yet still, I approached the Gumdrop Palace with an appetite for exploration. As I came closer to the sweet structure it became less opaque, the closer I got the more transparent it became, as I finally approached the Palace walls and reached out to touch them, they vanished. Was this just an appetite-fueled mirage?
Be(e) in Paradise (Bee Venom #3)
Art Block
The black hole sun transported me to the final stage of the journey, a bee paradise! A feeling of bliss and euphoria overcame me as my eyes focused on the new reality (our new reality, the bee and me), but just as quickly as the feeling came over me I was awakened from my slumber, with bee stings throbbing and demanding attention, a not so subtle reminder of the atrocities I committed against their gentle hive and the soldiers sent to their doom to protect it.
Sun Dappled (WIB #11)
Art Block
I walkabout with my camera in tow, typically off the beaten path, and frequently during the early hours of the day. My eye is attracted to the often overlooked and neglected, the scenes that many people look right through or just avoid looking at altogether. When the light and the scene combine to express a story I connect with, I capture it, and quickly move on. Many of my subjects may be considered unkempt, littered, or vandalized, but there is a beauty and poetry to these scenes that is fascinating to me. DETAILS: Physically-backed NFT of 1/1 handmade cyanotype print on Stonehenge Aqua, 140 lb hot-press, 9x12" sheet size, ~6x9" printed area.