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Mark H

Processing photos from our recent cruise.

This is the Salmon Eye in Hardangerfjord, Norway. It's both a floating art installation and a Michelin-starred restaurant with the sort of cost for a meal you'd expect from a Michelin-starred restaurant in Norway.

A bright, clear day with a pale blue sky over and behind mountains in the distance, themselves pale with haze. The mountains are brightly lit except on the far left where they fold back away from the direct sunshine. The peaks along the ridge further back on the right are topped with snow. In front of the mountainous background there is low, sloping green land dotted with groves of trees and isolated buildings. This reaches to a flat stretch of deep blue water on which we're located some distance from land. Midway between our high viewpoint and the nearest shore there is an object on the water, appearing somewhat like a crashed flying saucer. It is a bulbous, metallic, flattened sphere, elongated a little and angled down to look like a rugby ball skipping into the water. The object's scale is hard to determine but easily a couple of dozen metres across at least.
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Bill Gallagher Photography

Orange Door

Recently I was on a class trip out to Locke California on the Sacramento River Delta. The goal was to emulate a couple of old time photographers, William Quisenberry and Walker Evans. Quisenberry emulated Walker Evans for many years and the style was to shoot very one dimensional paying more attention to detail and textures.
I found this building a few miles down the road.
pixels.com/featured/orange-doo
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Orange Door This is an image that I shot in the process of trying to emulate a couple of classic photographers, William Quisenberry and Walker Evans. Both are known to shoot images that are pretty much two dimensional without much depth. This is the back of an old building found out in the Sacramento River Delta in the town of Locke. The siding on the building is all corrugated steel, some of the pieces are showing different levels of rust giving it a very industrial look. There are some odds and ends on the ground like a hose and an old planter along with various other items. What caught my eye on this image is the reddish/orange door in the lower left hand corner.
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📷: @bds@pixelfed.social
📍: Toronto, Canada⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Camera: Canon EOS 70D
Lens: Canon EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
EXIF: 24 mm || f/3.5 || 1/2500s || ISO 320
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