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TightLines
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I see Jon busted out his ND filter. Mine just came in. We've had a rough weather patch here, but I got out and shot this of a flooded pond near my home.
It ended up as photo of the day on Bostonist and Planet Earth Photo of the Day.
Great photo and I'll give you more credit because you live in Natick (I'm in Boston).
Cheers
Liking that image as well Soggy. Has a very nice feel to it.
Another image of our coast. Not all white sand beaches.
Another image of our coast. Not all white sand beaches.
Soggy
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Went out to Quincy last night and grabbed the sunset facing Boston. There aren't a lot of road-accessible places to do that around here, being an east coast city. This was with the ND110 for 2'20". Unfortunately, I didn't have any clouds to work with. The cloud gods are not with me my last couple outings...it's either complete cover or not a cloud in the sky.
I took a bunch more which I may or may not be uploading later.
I took a bunch more which I may or may not be uploading later.
jonix
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last sunday me and 3 friends set off for a scouting trip for an advocacy we are part of. this time to remote locations within the province of rizal which are only accessible by 4x4 vehicles. people here only have power for 2 hours everyday. some schoolchildren report to school barefoot; walking more than 2 hours just to attend school. some are of dumagat-remontado lineage.
sharing a photo documentation of these places.
Sto. Nino
the school bell
interviewing the school officers
as rural as it can get. none of the usual visual mess of the city.
no roads. we had to travel over very rough terrain and several river crossings to get to the location.
Sta. Ines
local elementary school
dumagats waiting for food/supplies assistance from the national government
interviewing one of the local officials
kids fishing at one of the rivers. water level here has dropped more than 3ft according to locals.
full set here
we will go back there just before school starts to bring stuff for the kids. and hopefully with an ngo for long term livelihood assistance.
sharing a photo documentation of these places.
Sto. Nino
the school bell
interviewing the school officers
as rural as it can get. none of the usual visual mess of the city.
no roads. we had to travel over very rough terrain and several river crossings to get to the location.
Sta. Ines
local elementary school
dumagats waiting for food/supplies assistance from the national government
interviewing one of the local officials
kids fishing at one of the rivers. water level here has dropped more than 3ft according to locals.
full set here
we will go back there just before school starts to bring stuff for the kids. and hopefully with an ngo for long term livelihood assistance.
Soggy
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Really compelling work, Jon.
Another from my shoot at Nickerson Beach in MA. This one is of a tower...thing. No idea what it is or was, but it's out on a little peninsula that is inaccessible at high tide. I made sure to check my tide chart before heading out. Didn't want to turn around and find my way back covered with water.
Another from my shoot at Nickerson Beach in MA. This one is of a tower...thing. No idea what it is or was, but it's out on a little peninsula that is inaccessible at high tide. I made sure to check my tide chart before heading out. Didn't want to turn around and find my way back covered with water.
jonix
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Really compelling work, Jon.
Another from my shoot at Nickerson Beach in MA. This one is of a tower...thing. No idea what it is or was, but it's out on a little peninsula that is inaccessible at high tide. I made sure to check my tide chart before heading out. Didn't want to turn around and find my way back covered with water.
gorgeous light aaron. great work on the leading line.
Soggy
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One more from the other night at Nickerson Beach:
cdiver2
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