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Old Stone Wall
Originally posted on PERKINS DESIGNS:
This black and white photograph of an old stone wall in a state of semi-disrepair might be the perfect compliment to new construction, or a freshly painted wall in your home. See more in my gallery at Fine Art America. Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, black and white, blog-photography, construction, deterioration, disrepair, FEED, home, life, nature, Photography, retaining wall, rocks, stone wall, stones, wall
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Mirage: Doug Aitken’s Mirrored House Creates a Kaleidoscopic View of the Surrounding Swiss Mountains
Originally posted on msamba:
For this year’s Elevation 1049, a series of site-specific installations dotting the mountain town of Gstaad, Switzerland, the chosen theme is “Frequencies.” In response, Los Angeles-based artist Doug Aitken (previously) installed a house-shaped structure made almost entirely of mirrored surfaces that reflect the mountains, skies, and trees. Aptly named Mirage Gstaad after the region and its optical… Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, blog-photography, Doug Aitken, kaleidoscope, kaleidoscopic, mirage, mirror, mirrored, mirroring, mirrors, mountain, mountains, nature, reflect, reflection, reflections
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A very cold sunrise up Big Cottonwood Canyon, UT [OC][1190×1782]
Originally posted on Expose Nature:
landscape, nature, Nature Photos, Photo, Photography, Travel, wallpaper Expose Nature View original post Continue reading
🌍 Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, US | 📸 faungg’s photos
Originally posted on Traveling Page:
🌍 Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, US | 📸 faungg’s photos from Tumblr https://travelingpage.tumblr.com/post/182274594986 Continue reading
Sunset Iran
Originally posted on Cleavage World Shots:
beautiful places , iran , sunset , travel Cleavage World Shots View original post Continue reading
Blissful ignorance
Originally posted on This blue marble:
We tend to think forest walks are peaceful and soul-nurturing. And yet possibly we walk in a war zone between two tree populations, or past trees that are screaming out (chemically) because they are being eaten by insects, or just among incessant chatter by chemical signals in the air… Continue reading
Kölner Sonnenuntergang
Originally posted on Klaus Photography:
blog, fotograf, fotografia, fotografie, fun, photoblog, photography, travel Klaus Photography View original post Continue reading
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Tagged blog-photography, cloud, clouds, cologne, köln, rhein, River, silhouette, skyline, sonnenuntergang, sunset, travel
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Stunning Scenary
Originally posted on Travel the Day:
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Cloud Atlas
Originally posted on 1103 Photography:
Look. Delicately fluted clouds Spangled over Pescadero marsh Just a stone’s throw from the coast. The ocean may have been angry that day, my friends. But the scudding clouds were something beautiful to behold. Details: 31 mm | f/5.0 | 1/2500 | ISO 200 In other words, fast. I made the… Continue reading
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Tagged bay area, blog-photography, california, cloud, clouds, corporate, family, fluted clouds, landscape, nature, pescadero, photographer, Photography, san jose, scenery
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