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kiret
Padawan Learner
where were these taken exactly?
I am not familiar with the exact location, I only know that photo 2 is in the city of Kyoto and photo 4 and 5 must be somewhere near Mount Fuij.
XPan
The Living Force
Sandbank at the mouth of the Studeny stream, Russia
8 Oct 2022 • near Jack London Lake / озеро Джека Лондона, according to the coordinates 62.076793, 149.528415
I was so mesmerised from this photo i stumbled across in a Telegram channel; apparently located "in the middle of nowhere" deep in eastern Russia. And within a few weeks, the landscape will likely dwell under snow and ice, and extreme low temperatures...
8 Oct 2022 • near Jack London Lake / озеро Джека Лондона, according to the coordinates 62.076793, 149.528415
I was so mesmerised from this photo i stumbled across in a Telegram channel; apparently located "in the middle of nowhere" deep in eastern Russia. And within a few weeks, the landscape will likely dwell under snow and ice, and extreme low temperatures...
"Sublime. The video was shot inside the Arctic Circle, just between the Canada-Alaska-Russia border. It only lasts a few seconds, but the spectacular view is admirable. This phenomenon can only be observed once a year, for 36 seconds."
seve
Jedi Master
I remained glued by this video so much I felt crushed by the volumes moved and so small !
XPan
The Living Force
It looks like a place that people would go missing as in the Missing 411 books information. Water and lots and lots of rocks/boulders.
Yes, exactly
XPan
The Living Force
Definitely !
Somebody was trigger happy in Photoshop or similar, cranking up both the Saturation slider as well Vibrance to the max. I remember that color slide film would under certain circumstances at vivid sunsets give (almost) this level of saturation especially when the film was a little under exposed the effect would get stronger. But the majority of images today are taken with digital cameras...
I also noticed that when post processing images via apps in mobile phones, they get too easily over-processed (e.g. too saturated, etc) - but still tend to look good on a mobile phone screens. When the same images are viewed on a real computer screen - you realize they've gone over board (being totally oversaturated / over worked / over processed )
