These two were photographed in Poland.
The original color versions might have attracted your eyes to the deceiving warm sunset tones.
These ones, in other hand, will pull you to the silhouettes.
Colors always mean distraction, while their absence will allow all the shapes, lines and textures to stand out.
Shapes, lines and textures = The real deal (like it or not).
Nikon D5500 + Tamron 70-300mm --- ISO 500 --- f/10--- 1/800 sec
@brumest. All rights reserved.Once I had a philosophy teacher who gave us an example that made a lot of sense. Pity that "sense" only struck me years after I flunked his class. But that's another story, lol...
His example was something like this:
"Imagine that an alien lands on Earth, but he has a green filter on his eyes, for whatever reason, either if strictly biological, or if his space traveling helmet had it on to protect his vision from other alien destinations/environments (us).
With such a filter he would surely see our colors in a very different way, making his "reality" a lot different than ours. Yet, if he would hit a tree he would still feel the same lovely texture."
The lesson I learned from this example is obvious...
If you're into space traveling get yourself a damn black and white filter on your helmet!!
Nikon D5500 + Tamron 70-300mm --- ISO 100 --- f/9--- 1/1250 sec
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