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[Monz]

The Swan and the Cathedral by *monz*, on Flickr

XPan, 45mm centre spot filter, TriX 400, Rodinal

 

[jmanivelle]

One from Hong-Kong :


from Lan-Tau island village by careca2012, on Flickr

 

[maddoc]

 

[maddoc]

 

[jmanivelle]

Gabor, it looks like the passers-by are hurrying by & scared by the guitarist's mask ! Nice one 🙂

 

[maddoc]

Gabor, it looks like the passers-by are hurrying by & scared by the guitarist's mask ! Nice one 🙂

Jean-Marc, thank you ! Indeed, it appears to be so but actually none of the passers-by showed any emotion ...

 

[maddoc]

 

[jmanivelle]

Thanks Dirk, the Sahara desert is indeed a powerful location !


Western Sahara, Mauritania

And sometimes you wonder where you came from and where to head for ...


Western Sahara, Mauritania


Western Sahara, Mauritania


Western Sahara, Mauritania


Western Sahara, Mauritania

Cheers
Jean-Marc.

 

[menos]

I really like the second frame in the last post Jean-Marc!

This place really scares me - no sight on the horizon, heat, disorientation, no water, …

 

[jmanivelle]

I really like the second frame in the last post Jean-Marc!

This place really scares me - no sight on the horizon, heat, disorientation, no water, …

Thanks Dirk, the most striking there was the absolute silence ! Quite a humbling experience ...

 

[ThomasM]

Bonifacio by InvertedImage, on Flickr

 

[patrickhh]

Nice landscape pics on this page :-D

 

[maddoc]

 

[menos]

Woah - now this is crazy stuff Gabor! You see this often these days? Perfect characters for street portraits!

 

[maddoc]

Thanks, Dirk! Not so often in Shinjuku but always in Harajuku, which is close by and also in Akihabara, where the Manga / computer-nerds hang out ...

 

[lam]

I have this thread bookmarked. Love the panos.

I also love this cinematic view from the X-pan..
a little cross-process..


The bridal party arrives. by lamlux.net, on Flickr

 

[menos]

I like the colors in this processing!

 

[jmanivelle]

Ore train, Mauritania.


Ore train, Mauritania. by careca2012, on Flickr

 

[jmanivelle]

Great series Jean Marc.

Cheers Monz !

Side note:
As our Peugeot was well stuck into the sand, the train stopped to let these passengers help us push the car to a better spot
and yes, a railroad tracks supervisor was on duty in the middle of the desert !


Ore train, Mauritania.

 

[jmanivelle]

These are great Jean-Marc!

How many hours are these guys on the train in the desert sun, you figure?

Thank you Dirk !

About 12 hours at a time into the cold night at around +5 C degrees...
Found that link about it:
http://www.angrybeaton.com/africa/mauritania1.php



Ore train, Mauritania.