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Cascadia by Cody Cobb
In the words of the artist Cody Cobb:
The Cascadia region of North America is one of the most geologically active regions on Earth; the landscapes found there have been shaped through eons of earthquakes, eruptions and floods. My intent with these photographs is to capture a brief moment of stillness in the grand epochs of geological chaos.
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Christian Kerez - House with one wall, Zurich 2007. Potentially the most posted building here, but nice to see images with it furnished. Scans via, photos © Hisao Suzuki.
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Morgana Wallace on inprnt and Tumblr
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Christian Kerez - Apartment building on Forsterstrasse, Zürich 2003. Previously. Scans via, photos © Hisao Suzuki.
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“Find what you love and let it kill you.”
― Charles Bukowski
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The Art of Steven Maguire
Steven Maguire will tell you chasing storms isn’t all it’s made out to be. The nonstop action you see in the movies isn’t reality, especially for a storm photographer. To capture the perfect storm photo, you have to be diligent and do your homework so you can be in the right place at the right time. And you also need lots of patience.
“It takes a lot of time to get that one shot. You will need a lot of patience between storms,” he says. “There are a lot of frustrating moments when chasing storms. If you are really passionate enough and keep with it, the payoff is worth it.”
The Flickr member from Arizona has been shooting storms for eight years, and he’s captured fantastic images of lightning, storm clouds, and even funnel clouds. Steven answered Rory Brunner’s questions for Flickr’s Photographer Spotlight about his tips for great storm photography, and he told the stories behind some of his more memorable photos.
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