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Tag Archives: trailing lights
both ways through
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Also tagged dusk, holy land, holy land experience, israel, judean desert, kfar hanokdim, landscape, mountains, multiple exposure, route 3199, sandstone, serge chriqui, state of israel, tourism israel, worldscapes |
stone to crystal
no longer living in toronto, i did have the opportunity to stay at the posh park hyatt across the street from the royal ontario museum (rom) this past summer. a notoriously early riser, i let my body alarm clock wake me as usual; by the time i awoke at around 5:15am, daybreak had already begun. i hurried out to the streets and set up to shoot the latest incarnation of the rom buildings. on the left is the original facade from the early 1900’s while the right depicts the new, ultra-modern entrance to the museum known as ‘the crystal’.
the moon was indeed out and a pick-up truck stopped for a traffic light along bloor street. the cloudless sky was that early morning blue and it reflected off of the crystal’s glass panels.
this photographs can be found in the following gallery: architecture
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Also tagged architecture, b&w, black and white, blue, building, canada, color isolation, colour isolation, daniel libeskind, fine art photography, full moon, modern, museum, ontario, rom, royal ontario museum, selective color, selective colour, serge chriqui, the crystal, toronto, worldscapes |
keys view drive
the light was fading quickly and i wanted to get to keys view at the end of keys view drive in joshua tree national park. on the way back i was looking for a road scene to photograph and found this spot. i was hopeful of getting some light trails from oncoming traffic; i tripped the shutter for a long exposure as i saw a car approaching…
this photograph can be found in the following gallery: roadscapes
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Also tagged b&w, black and white, california, clouds, dusk, joshua tree national park, keys view drive, movement, selective color, serge chriqui, streaks, worldscapes |
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