A Nice Day in Kinderdijk

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With all the conflicts recently in landscape photography (which was happy to steer clear of), this image seems a good one to post. Copying will always be rife in photography; it’s really really hard to come up with something truly original. The alternative is having a photo like this; the location no longer exists in this form. Years ago the arch collapsed and in my opinion doesn’t come close to being as photogenic as it was previously.

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Tabernas Desert, Almería, Spain.

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I often find myself getting lost in these creative work flows. I have always believed it to be important to share the connection we had with a scene to our viewers. At the time I shot this I was driving back and forth from Bandon Beach to a few other locations further north along the coast. I was chasing the edge of the day light as well as stars. When I had arrived back in Bandon for my second time this night I noticed the insane amount of fog and mist from the ocean had rolled in. I knew exactly how I wanted to execute this shot and use the light pollution to my advantage. Unfortunately the stars became hidden quickly by the clouds, I managed to capture some stars near Bandon later on this night and decided to merge those with the exposure I had taken up along these stairs.

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Enjoyed the extraordinary sight of cloudscape in Guilin, China!

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