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Thoughts of A Sleep Deprived Mind

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Hello! Welcome to my blog! I'm Connie, a member of the Tumblr geriatric ward and pop culture enthusiast.
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This is my place to blog about my favorite broadcast and streaming shows (Star Trek: Discovery, This is Us, The Flash, Glee, etc.), movies (Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar), actors (Chris Colfer, Darren Criss, Oscar Isaac, John Boyega, and many more), music, food, technology, politics and whatever captures my interest at the moment.
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wired
A November Witch is, as the name suggests, not something to trifle with. The colorful name refers to the particularly nasty storms that pummel the Great Lakes around this time of year. They can be merciless systems; one such storm sank the Edmund Fitzgerald freighter 40 years ago.
Dave Sandford captures that power perfectly in his series Liquid Mountains, which he shot during four weeks on the shores of Port Stanley, Ontario. Although he respects the power of these storms, Sandford isn’t afraid of them. The worse things get, the more compelled he is to be outside.

Read more about how Sandford captured these vicious waves and check out more photos.

Source: Wired
#waves#nature#photography#stunning
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culturenlifestyle

culturenlifestyle:

Time-Stacked Landscape Photography That Mimics Impressionist Paintings by Matt Molloy 

Canadian photographer Matt Molloy uses the technique of timelapse to gather different shades of the sky in one location to form a “time-stack,” which records the progression of time. Instead of composing an image from one day, Molloy is able to collect the multitude of shades of color and patterns through the progression of time. Instead of showcasing what the sky looks like one sunny, clear day, we see the sky under different temperatures and conditions in  a single image. By using the “time stack” technique the end results mimic one of an impressionist painting. 

Source: culturenlifestyle.com
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