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After we built the dark mark in the sand that was cruelly destroyed by a dog, I took this picture of Portobello beach, Edinburgh.
When I arrived there I didn't expext to see a sandy beach. I was in heaven.
Portobello, September 2007
Photo by Sandra Keplinger
Camera Obscura
Ilford FP4
Negative Scan
When I arrived there I didn't expext to see a sandy beach. I was in heaven.
Portobello, September 2007
Photo by Sandra Keplinger
Camera Obscura
Ilford FP4
Negative Scan
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please step into my world
I'm not sure about the frame though. :-.
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I always like how seascapes work geometrically. How the canvas is divided into two basic square shapes and how anything else in the scene intersects these shapes. Like in your shot here where you have a triangular wedge coming in from the right and separating the sky from the beach. It works particularly well since the horizon is at an angle.
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For ten years Caesar ruled with an iron hand. Then with a wooden foot, and finally with a piece of string.
Spike Milligan
However, in this shot it gives a very interesting perspective, esp. because it feels more abstract that naturalistic to me in general.
Thanks for your input!
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In a champagne supernova in the sky
I like this kind of border thingy too.
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