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Klim Novoseltsev  -  http://drawcrowd.com/novoseltsevklim  -  http://klimn.cgsociety.org

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Corfe Castle by Robin Whalley Via Flickr: Corfe Castle with a few whisps of mist and early morning light.

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Home sick

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Nature’s Rave

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Sound of silence. 

21th July 2016. Hossa, Finland.

by Tiina Törmänen | web | FB | IG | Adobe premium content

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Waldsassen Abbey Library in Bavaria, Germany

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what if we could?

6-18-16

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KitanoObi

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Stan Kio | @stianmklo

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I thought I’d gone to the limits. I hadn’t. The Cenobites gave me an experience beyond limits… pain and pleasure, indivisible.

Hellraiser (1987), dir. Clive Barker

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The art of Spirited Away

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The Many Moods of the Ocean Seen at Eye Level Part I by Che Chorley

Award winning photographer Che Chorley has a deep fascination and affinity for the ocean. Chorley experiments with the temperamental subject in its ephemeral and ever-changing environment. He photographs the ocean during various conditions to capture its wild and irregular beauty.

A paradoxical entity, the ocean is know to be both the calm and the fury of Mother Earth. Violent and serene, its heals, nurtures, feeds, but also destroys all in its way. Chorley captures its multi-faceted behavior at eye level to capture the relationship between the sky’s soft hazy hues, which also change according to the ocean’s mood from gloomy to a cotton candy pink sunrise.

The duality of the sea is expressed through a multitude of images, which display drastic changes of its movement, color and strength. Both a vulnerable and rigorous force, Chorley’s seascapes expose its mighty beauty.

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I have found myself to be as featureless as this ocean, as shallow and unoccupied as this bay, a listless wreck without identification.

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