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Washed
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Seeing What Isn’t There
There’s no I Ching here. No coins. No symbols. No prophecy. And yet. This photo isn’t about what’s captured by the lens — it’s about what the mind decides is there. Three indistinct shadows above. Two sets of parallel lines below. That’s all. And yet, somewhere between them, something ancient is conjured. A trigram. A casting. A flipped coin in mid-air. Logic says: it’s a vent and the shadows of round objects on a backlit surface. But vision isn’t logic. It’s memory, pattern, story — all stitched together before you’re even aware you’re looking. Photography is often obsessed with truth. With freezing the real. But sometimes the most compelling images…
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Shadow On The Wall
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Amex
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Heater
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Waiting Chairs
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Is Iron Sky just a sci-fi movie?
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Pipes in Colour
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Stripes in B&W
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Horizontal
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Rectangles
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Yellow
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A Modern Nazca?
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Alien Veins
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Into The Cube
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Histoire d’O
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Tiles
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Not A Photography Anymore
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Ramping Up
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Windows
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No, You Don’t Need To Change Your Glasses
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Time Runs Fast
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Somewhere in Japan
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Noon on the Beach
Another experiment with the Nikkor 16mm F/3,5 Fish-Eye. Using this lens in a less conventional way is really challenging for the composition. Keep trying.