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Favorite photography locale?
For me it's in and around Letterfrack/Renvyle on the western coast of Ireland. While quaint, picturesque shots abound [if that's your cup of tea] there are also opportunities to capture the magnificent and sublime, the minuscule and the subtle.
I'm also fond of the southwestern Slovenian countryside. It's brooding and temperamental; I like it. The trees are spindly and enmeshed together across the hills. The sunlight drips through the gaps in the trees and the holes in the clouds, falling in dreary blobs across tired roofs and cracked plaster.
Goldfield, an old mining town turned tourist attraction in Arizona, is very fun to work with. It's simultaneously lazy and piquant, and the madame in the bordello makes for interesting subject material.
What is your favorite photography locale? Mt. Kilimanjaro? Paris? Amazonia? The post office? I'm interested. :]
I'm also fond of the southwestern Slovenian countryside. It's brooding and temperamental; I like it. The trees are spindly and enmeshed together across the hills. The sunlight drips through the gaps in the trees and the holes in the clouds, falling in dreary blobs across tired roofs and cracked plaster.
Goldfield, an old mining town turned tourist attraction in Arizona, is very fun to work with. It's simultaneously lazy and piquant, and the madame in the bordello makes for interesting subject material.
What is your favorite photography locale? Mt. Kilimanjaro? Paris? Amazonia? The post office? I'm interested. :]
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Permalink Reply by John Douglas on -
hmmm Many places, but I think if i had to pick one would be the north of Ethiopia - great light, though you have to catch it early or becomes too harsh
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca on -
so far England for me... but not sure it counts since it's the only place I've ever traveled :P
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Permalink Reply by ZoneXI on -
I think I would have to say that at this point, it would be anywhere I haven't shot before...
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Permalink Reply by barry malone on -
It would have to be Vietnam... very exotic and other worldly.
Shot in Ha-Long Bay area for the government; Tourism.
I have shot all over the world and love the images of places that are exotic.
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Permalink Reply by Amy on -
Ok, I'm jealous now, lol. I've yet to make it out of the states. That whole money thing keeps getting in the way. But my favorite places to shoot here are Lake Tahoe (well, the Sierra's in general), Sedona, Az. and the Ventura, Ca area. Tahoe because (IMO) it's the most beautiful place in the country and where my heart is. I was born and raised in that area. And Sedona, the light and the color contrasts between the red and green and the amazing energy of the area. And with Ventura you have the best of both worlds, the Pacific ocean on one side and stunning mountains on the other. I'm going to have to go check out Goldfield, it's only an hour away from me.
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Permalink Reply by michael washington on -
Mongolia... Once you leave the capital, 'sans' guided tour, your on your own. Bad food, rugged people and an unforgiving landscape that would just as much take your life as open your soul.
Also great vodka (Russians taught them how to make it.)
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