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EXPLORED - December 15th, 2014
An (en)Visionographic Chicago Story
_Trump Tower & IBM Building Chicago – Arch. Adrian Smith & Mies van der Rohe_
Full article on my blog: blog.juliaannagospodarou.com/fluid-time-v-aligning-paths-...
My new image in the series Fluid Time is here. The fifth image in the series, and again showing two of the most representative and beautiful buildings of Chicago. I'm only posting the image today, together with a few details and I invite you to have a look on my book "From Basics to Fine Art – B&W Photography", co-author Joel Tjintjelaar, to see many more details about how I created my images in this series and how I create my photography generally
In addition, because I've been asked many times to talk about my work in a video form, I decided to do it for this image and I put up a 30 minute video tutorial about the creation of this image that I will post over the next few days on my blog. I hope it will give some answers to the questions I've been asked about my work.
TECHNIQUE: Long Exposure base image combined with short exposure.
LE image: T/S LE = Tilt-Shift Long Exposure, 241.0 sec. @ f/4, ISO 100
SE image: T/S SE = Tilt-Shift Short Exposures, 1/320 sec. @ f/3.5, ISO 100
Canon 5D MKIII, TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II
- T/S lens settings:
8.5 degrees - maximum tilt, 12mm – maximum shift (rise)
- 10+6 stops Formatt Hitech Filters ProStop IRND Filters
- Circular Polarizer
- LR5, PS CC , Topaz Labs B&W Effects +Topaz DeNoise + Topaz Detail + DxO View Point
Last but not least, I'll have another pleasant surprise in a few days.
It is related to my status as Image Master for the internationally renowned software Dxo Labs and it will be a very instructive and interesting event we are planning together. More details in a few days on my blog, but you can be a part of it too.
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Brooklyn Bridge looking over Manhattan – you can see the 8 Spruce Street Frank Gehry building being built in the distance.
An older image that I haven't posted publicly yet (except for the book From Basics to Fine Art) and that I felt today that it was time for it to see the light of day. I do this with quite a few of my images. I keep them for myself for a while. It might seem a bit selfish to do this, but for me it's part of the creation of a photograph, and it might take years till an image is ready to be seen. Some will never be seen, probably. I don't know what I will do with an image when I finish it. Or rather, I consider an image finished the moment it is ready to leave me. It can stay on my hard disk finished for a long time before anyone else sees it. Why? It's part of the creation process, part of the "ritual". Creating needs time, it needs to be lived, it needs to be for myself first and then for other eyes. I need to live with my images before I show them to the world. This image made me think about different things over time. It's a multiple metaphor for me. It makes me think about the force of dreams, but also about the force of constraints that rule our lives, it makes me think about different worlds that are coexisting but don't touch, about imagination that transcends any obstacle, and it makes me think about the world we live in, the networking world and its huge benefits but also its limitations. A whole world living in the inter-space between reality and science-fiction... we are here now that you are looking at this photo...
Shot in 2009 with a Sony Cyber-shot DCS-H5, a bridge camera I used in the past when traveling.
If you're wondering, my next image will come soon and it will be from Chicago, a new piece in my Fluid Time T/S blur series.
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_Hancock Tower, Chicago – Architects SOM_
The 3rd part of my (en)Visionographic Chicago Story. This is one of the tallest (344 m), most impressive and fascinating buildings of the Windy City.
Also, I'm launching my new photography workshop. Meet me on November 15-16 at ATHENS 2014 Fine Art Architectural Photography Workshop. Hope to see you there for a new fine art experience in Athens.
Technical Data:
– Technique: T/S LE = Tilt + Shift + Long Exposure
– Camera settings: 393.0 sec. @ f/6.3, ISO 100
– Shot with Canon 5D MK3 & TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II
– T/S settings – 8.5 degrees oblique tilt at 45 degrees rotation, 12mm shift (rise)
– Filters: 10+6 stops Formatt Hitech Filters ProStop IRND
– LR5, PS CS6, Topaz B&W Effects 2+Topaz DeNoise 5 + Topaz Detail 3
I processed this image, just as I do with all my work by using the method of Photography Drawing™, that I'm explaining in my book From Basics to Fine Art sites.fastspring.com/juliaannagospodarou/product/frombasi... – co-author Joel Tjintjelaar, specially applied here to T/S images.
This method is all about learning to see the objects as volumes and learning how to show them so they look real, even when they are surreal. It's a very logical method if you understand the essence. If you want to see how I do it live come to my workshop in November where I will show it.
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_FLUID TIME IV – Stopping Time - Vision and Making Of_
_Wrigley Building & Trump Tower – Chicago_
A new image in the T/S LE series Fluid Time and a new "Vision & Making of" post on my blog with the details of my creative and editing process with the method of Photography Drawing PhtD™.
A complex image created from 4 captures with lots of work in building the base for my (en)Visionography. I can say I sweated for this image. You'll see why in the small video tutorial I posted together with the image. YouTube: youtu.be/gGj0z0PPa9Q Vimeo: vimeo.com/102982904
For more info on everything: vision, (en)Visionography, Photography Drawing, B&W processing and more, you can read the book From Basics to Fine Art by me and Joel Tjintjelaar The best thing with the book: you can read about Joel's methods and tricks too, not only about mines, so you'll get a 2 in one dose of fine art - or should I say overdose? : ) Order the book here: sites.fastspring.com/juliaannagospodarou/product/frombasi...
Technical Data:
Canon 5D MK3 + T/S lens Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II + 10+6=16 stops Formatt Hitech Filters JT edition IRND ProStop filters + Circular Polarizer
T/S settings – 8.5 degrees - maximum tilt, 12mm – maximum shift (rise)
LE shot: 241.0 sec. @ f/4, ISO 100
SE shots: 1/500 sec. @ f/3.5, ISO 100
LR + PS CS6 + Topaz Labs BW Effects + DeNoise + Detail + ReMask + DxO Labs View Point
Topaz 15% discount with code "juliaannagospodarou" from www.topazlabs.com/782.html Topaz Adjust promotion: 50% off with code "augadjust" - August 13-31, same link.
But no more words here. See everything in a better presentation on my blog.
Cheers everyone and happy summer!!!
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First time publicly posting this image. You can also see it in the book From Basics to Fine Art - B&W Photography, written with Joel Tjintjelaar and that you can buy here sites.fastspring.com/juliaannagospodarou/product/frombasi... , together with many other images I never posted publicly. These images can be seen only in the book, being created especially for it. You can find details about the creation and processing of this and many others in the book.
Also, you can read about the vision and processing of the image in my blog blog.juliaannagospodarou.com/exuberance-i-making-of-visio...
Not a long exposure this time, yes I do shoot handheld once in a while and especially when there are no clouds or water in my frame. An image of a bridge I love and whose realization I followed closely from the first to the last moment of its construction.
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Camera: Nikon D7000
Lens: Tamron 18-270 mm PZD
EXIF: 1/100 @ 20mm, f/16, ISO 100, Polarizing filter attached
Processing: PS CS6, LR4, Topaz BW Effects + DeNoise + Detail
PS. Working on a new photo in the T/S blur-LE series Fluid Time - Chicago architecture. I'll be back soon with it.
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The son of a Boston barber, Leonard Nimoy was a star at the age of 8, when he played Hansel in a children's theatre production of Hansel and Gretel. Nimoy remained with his local kiddie theater troupe until 16 (one of his directors during this period was Boris Sagal). After studying drama at Boston College and Antioch College, he took acting lessons… More
The son of a Boston barber, Leonard Nimoy was a star at the age of 8, when he played Hansel in a children's theatre production of Hansel and Gretel. Nimoy remained with his local kiddie theater troupe until 16 (one of his directors during this period was Boris Sagal). After studying drama at Boston College and Antioch College, he took acting lessons from Jeff Corey at the Pasadena Playhouse. In films from 1950, Nimoy played the title character in the low-budget Kid Monk Baroni and essayed bits and minor roles in such productions as Zombies of the Stratosphere (1951), Rhubarb (1951) and Them! (1954). In between acting assignments, he held down a dizzying variety of jobs: soda jerk, newspaper carrier, vacuum-cleaner salesman, vending machine mechanic, pet-shop clerk, cabbie and acting coach. During his 18 months in Special Services at Fort McPherson, Georgia, he acted with Atlanta Theater Guild when he could spare the time. Back in Hollywood in 1956, he became virtually a regular at the Ziv TV studios, playing villains in programs like Highway Patrol and Sea Hunt. For a short while, he specialized in the plays of Jean Genet, appearing in both the stage and film productions of The Balcony and Deathwatch. Impressed by Nimoy's guest turn on a 1963 episode of The Lieutenant, producer Gene Roddenberry vowed to cast the saturnine, mellow-voiced actor as an extraterrestrial if ever given the chance. That chance came two years later, when Roddenberry signed Nimoy to play Vulcanian science officer Spock on Star Trek. At first pleased at the assignment, Nimoy came to resent the apparent fact that the public perceived him as Spock and nothing else: indeed, one of his many written works was the slim autobiography I Am Not Spock. After Star Trek's cancellation, Nimoy joined the cast of Mission: Impossible in the role of "master of disguise" Paris (he replaced the series' previous master of disguise Martin Landau, who ironically had originally been slated to play Spock). In the early 1970s, Nimoy began racking up directorial credits on such series as Night Gallery. He also made his first Broadway appearance in 1973's Full Circle. And, perhaps inevitably, he returned to Spock, thanks to the popular demand engendered by the then-burgeoning Star Trek cult. His initial reacquaintance with the role was as voiceover artist on the 1973 Saturday-morning cartoon version of Star Trek. Then Spock went on the back burner again as Nimoy devoted himself to his theatrical commitments (a touring production of Sherlock Holmes, his one-man show Vincent), his writing and directing activities, and his hosting chores on the long-running (1976-82) TV documentary series In Search Of.... Finally in 1978, Nimoy was back in his Enterprise uniform in the first of several Star Trek theatrical features. The Spock character was killed off in the second Trek picture The Wrath of Khan, but Nimoy stayed with the franchise as director of the next two feature-length Trek entries (PS: Spock also came back to life). He went on to direct such non-Trek filmic endeavors as 3 Men and a Baby (1987), The Good Mother (1988), Funny About Love (1990) and Holy Matrimony (1994). He also produced and acted in the 1991 TV movie Never Forget, and served as executive producer of the 1995 UPN network series Deadly Games. Perhaps because he will always have dozens of professional irons in the fire, Leonard Nimoy now seems resigned to being forever associated with the role that brought him international fame; his most recent autobiographical work was aptly titled I Am Spock. In 2009 he returned to his iconic role portraying Spock in J.J. Abrams smash-hit reboot of the Star Trek franchise.
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My attempt with still life – wine glasses on a glass table top
original image
with horrible fence in the background
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I tend to throw myself into many creative crafts and many of which I don't always complete., but I always come back to my first love …. photography.
View Full Profilelove shots of glass… this is no exception!!!
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Hey Iris .. thank you so such a lovely compliment..
I'll bmail you re: the macro lens
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Wow! Fantastic shot Maria! I love it! How did you light it?
Hello my dear… these glasses were taken in natural light from my back patio… as you can see ,the original image has my very unattractive fence in the background… the processed image masked away the fence… given it a more smokey and hazy feel around the edges of the glasses.
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Elegant shot Maria.
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So yeah... This is pretty much supposed to be MGS1 from where Snake fights the Ninja in Otacon's lab to after Snake fights Psycho Mantis.
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91 of 101 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Oscar material,
This review is from: The Great Beauty [DVD] (DVD)
Totally disagree with the previous review. thought the movie was incredibly engrossing and enjoyed every minute of the 2hr30min duration. For starters, it's a feast for the eyes. Rome itself and the way it is portrayed through the director's beautiful camera work would be enough of a spectacle even without the otherwise beautiful thought-provoking lines the film is punctuated with. I must disagree about the presumed missing depiction of the beauty of ordinary peoples' lives too. In fact it is admirably represented by the likes of Ramona who is a genuine woman devoid of all pretension and yet capable of deep thoughts, such as when she says to a jaded Jep after a night spent together: 'It was great not having sex, it's great being fond of one another', leaving him stunned. Other 'ordinary' people who are juxtaposed to the vacuous partying multitude are Jep's friend, the playwright, who eventually decides to leave that empty world behind and go back to his home village. The theme of going back to one's roots being elegantly represented with a food metaphor through the words of yet another ordinary-extraordinary person who couldn't be further away from the Roman jet set, the saint-nun, who claims she only eats 40 grams of roots a day, because 'roots are important'. I could go on and on, because I was totally mesmerized by this movie, not to mention its soundtrack. I derived absolute pleasure from watching the movie til the end of the credits. Hopefully you will be too.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
A stunning and profound treatise on beauty, mortality, impermanence and death,
This review is from: The Great Beauty (DVD)
Intense, ironically beautiful and at times almost surreal, this is essentially a stunning and profound treatise, expounded with few words and a skeletal, almost non-existent plot, on the limitations of beauty and the elusiveness of happiness in the face of mortality, impermanence and, ultimately, death. Its cascade of startling imagery and quick-fire dialogue, when indeed there is dialogue at all, belies the slow pace of its unfolding theme and meaning; as such, it is perhaps a little over-long and is thus not a film for those of an impatient disposition or short attention span. It is, nonetheless, an amazing achievement, aesthetically, stylistically, technically and philosophically, leavened by laugh-out-loud moments prompted by its sparse but sharp script and an often sudden, powerful and surprising juxtaposition of images. Despite its flaws (and isn't all beauty, after all, ultimately flawed?), I strongly recommend this film to anyone with any kind of enduring interest in cinema and/or the deeper questions of our frail existence.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Reflections on Life,
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I first saw The Great Beauty about six months as a rental from Love Film. At the time I thought it was an interesting film with a memorable soundtrack, but nothing out of the ordinary. However, I found myself weeks later having what I can only describe as "flashbacks" to images and pieces of music from the film. Based on these occurrences I revisited some of the reviews on Amazon and came away thinking that I had maybe missed something the first time round. So after much debating with myself I decided to buy the Blu Ray. What a revelation on the second viewing. I cannot say that everyone who watches this film will feel the same but it struck so many chords, not just with me, but I would imagine with many people. Professional critics are much more adept at describing the nuances and inner meanings of this film than I am. But at the end of the day it left a lasting impression on me, and at the end of the day I suppose that is what good cinema is supposed to do. A couple of other points, the soundtrack is both haunting and uplifting, so much so that I have bought that as well. As for the cinematography, well, if I was the Italian Tourist Board I would be hijacking some of the images of Rome to use in my advertising campaign, and of course the Blu Ray just makes it seem so much better.
37 of 44 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Utterly stunning,
This review is from: The Great Beauty [DVD] (DVD)
Words - so little to describe so much. I don't mean to sound pretentious or even coy, just gobsmacked at the beauty and variety and depth and shallowness and joy and I loved it. I walked home and the stars seemed brighter and I felt glad to be here on this planet.
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My Heart's In The Highlands,
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Paulo Sorrentino's films build up slowly, in this case operating of pulses of action from party to night time walks in Rome to surreal interiors and exteriors and back again. Accompanied by wonderful photography and a fine score the story circles rather than progresses around the life of Jep Gambardella, a socialite journalist whose career (if such it be) is based on one novel and a lot of acquaintances. But it is also an excuse to peregrinate around Rome, a city that appears almost as an organism unchanged by its human inhabitants. This is not narrative cinema, but it is very good.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Great Illusion,
This review is from: The Great Beauty [DVD] (DVD)
Paolo Sorrentino's Oscar-winning 'epic' could, indeed, lay claim to the title of Jean Renoir's 1937 masterpiece being, as it is, one of the most cutting satires on the pretences of modern (Italian) life, as well as being one of the most stunning pieces of visual art, to have graced cinema screens in recent times (for which, congratulations to The Academy for bestowing its prize). Of course, some (many? – myself included) have accused Sorrentino's cinema of representing 'style over substance' and there are 'suspicions' of that in this tale of Toni Servillo's increasingly world-weary hedonist and journalist, 65-year old Jep Gambardella and his gradual coming to terms with his superficial, wasted existence, but (in the end) Servillo's nuanced, increasingly human, performance, the sharp dialogue (which Sorrentino co-wrote with Umberto Contarello) and the film's sheer visual brilliance (courtesy of regular cinematographer Luca Bigazzi) carries the day for me.
That's not to say that The Great Beauty is a flawless work. Its episodic nature, generally unsympathetic characters and near two-and-a-half hour length will put off some, but Sorrentino's ear for witty dialogue and (particularly) eye for panoramic sweeps or idiosyncratic detail provides a near endless stream of engaging set-pieces – for me, his visual sense is only rivalled (from film-makers of the last couple of decades) by Krzysztof Kieslowski. Here, of course, Sorrentino has the (obvious) benefit of his titular Rome as his subject – architectural splendour abounds, 'the old is better than the new' – but the Neapolitan is equally adept with the modern world, here particularly during his parodies of 'modern art' (the hilarious sequence featuring Anita Kravos' 'conceptual artist', Talia Concept, 'I'm an artist – I don't need to explain jack sh!t'). Servillo, of course, steals the acting honours, mixing superficial pretence, scathing put-downs (such as during the key scene where he lambasts 'friend' Galatea Ranzi's Stefania) and emerging empathy with equal aplomb – the latter as he learns of the recent death of his childhood sweetheart in the film's key narrative thread and then breaks one of his own 'social rules' at the funeral of a friend's son. Indeed, Sorrentino's cast is uniformly strong but a particular mention must also go to (for me, a recently discovered 'star') Robert Herlitzka's (near) film-stealing performance as the hilarious, pensive, culinary-obsessive, Cardinal Belucci, during the film's outstanding final half-hour. In the end, despite its flaws, The Great Beauty takes in (and satirises) to impressive effect most of the key elements of modern humanity (of course, with an Italian bent) including art, religion, sex, food, family, fashion and football (look out for that Francesco Totti reference early on!). I would also highly recommend seeing the film on a big screen in order to fully appreciate the spectacular visuals – in particular, the film's exquisite seven minute closing tracking shot along the Tiber to Vladimir Martynov's superbly evocative The Beatitudes (played by The Kronos Quartet) – one of the most stunning closing sequences I've seen in a long time (probably since that in Terence Davies' The Long Day Closes, in fact).
4.0 out of 5 stars
The expense of spirit in a waste of shame,
This review is from: The Great Beauty [DVD] (DVD)
The Great Beauty is Paolo Sorrentino's love letter to Italian cinema,Roman decadence, La Dolce Vita in the character of Jep Gambardella (Tony Servillo),who is a man,who is now 65,a journalist,who once wrote a famous first novel,who never quite fulfilled his promise, but instead came to Rome to be the king of the nightlife of endless partying, surrounded by beautiful women (of which he's bedded a few) and the upper classes,art,culture,bourgeois extravagance,happenings.He is a giddy butterfly, going from party to party,tasting the giddy nectar of hedonism. He is shewn celebrating his 65th birthday in his rooftop apartment,dancing the night away,with a great smile on his lugubrious face.He's a flaneur,a voyeur of the beautiful young things,near-at-hand, he serves as a confidant and friend of the not-so-young,but beautifully preserved (by botox injections) of those who wish to cling on to their youth. He is haunted by his past,getting flashbacks to his youth,to the girl he truly loved.He dreams of the sea as he falls asleep glimpsed in the ceiling above his bed, a memory of a day they spent together,when he swam alone as a motorboat approached and she looked out concerned from the beach as he dived below to avoid catastrophe.
Gambardella meets early on the husband of his lost love,who brings news of her death, and he is so shaken,he takes stock of this empty life-style,giving way to more spiritual concerns.He weeps at the funeral of a friend's son.Although there are more parties, visits to restaurants and night-time walks with his new stripper girl friend; soon a Mother Teresa-type figure and a cardinal,who is shaping up to be a future Pope,more interested in food than spiritual matters,begin to appear. What I would criticise in the film is a concern with beauty without object-statues and stones and fountains and marble interiors are shot caressingly.The only anchor is the ensemble cast,but chiefly Servillo as the world-weary,but sensual protagonist.There is no plot or story line,the exuberant visuals swoop and glide;the music is a mix of electro-pop and classical.The concentration on the unapologetic wealth of the" 1 percenters" is a bit overindulgent for my tastes.This is a Rome without its poor or its famous dark side. Style without substance? Flaubert is quoted as saying he wanted to write about nothing.Sorrentino has almost achieved this with Gambardello as his guide. Of the two great film-makers,Fellini and Antonioni,he has preferred Fellini. I think he chose the wrong one.A bit more spareness, strangeness,silence and solitude for me.
28 of 34 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
sumptuous, dazzling, witty and perverse,
This review is from: The Great Beauty [DVD] (DVD)
A poignant meditation on life undertaken via a voyeuristic tour through Rome, and the lives of some of its most stylish denizens, arguably also the most spiritually lost. The photography is simply beautiful. Although there is no real story, the thread of reflection of the main character provides the logic of the film. Some of the dialogues are laugh out loud hilarious, other situations leave a taste of emptiness and regret. The real subject is the problem of purpose. Of course there are no answers, but it's hard to imagine a more wonderful way to contemplate the question.
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This is my personal view and, of course, it may well be completely wrong.
I didn't enjoy this film at all. If I hadn't known that it was an Italian film I would have said it was one of those heavy French films. Slow from the beginning to the end. Also at times awkwardly noisy. It offers an insight of a certain current decadent layer of Roman high society, which from my Italian point of view I suppose it could be extended to other Italian big cities, too. The main character can't bear up the hypocrisies of certain members of his clique, and at times he speaks up. He realizes the way he is; he knows his own faults; he knows he will never be able to be normal, in the sense of ordinary with a wife and a happy family or relationship, as he is already in love, in love with Rome, its life, and its beauty. Good snapshots of Rome, but those are not enough for making a good film.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Miserable but Beautiful,
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Where Fellini's Roma takes us on a tour of Rome's underbelly where life is full of meaning; Sorrentino takes us on the flip side, the world of the rich, art galleries, parties, discos, dinner and garden parties - a world that loses any meaningfulness to Jep, an art critic who takes us on this tour encountering friends, associates, colleagues and the tragically shallow people, in so doing the world of Rome and of life loses anything worthwhile. Gosh, this film would be incredibly miserable were it not for Sorrentino's direction who builds these fabulous set-pieces which are beautifully realised in the lighting and the photography, one just gets drawn into and captivated into a film that becomes all too compelling. I was going to give it four stars for its lengthy misery, but I gave it five because it is a very beautiful film!
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Dark and damp, with cavernous pathways, alien-like stone formations, rare plants, and eerie isolation, Watkins Glen is the type of setting you would expect to find in a fantasy film rather than Upstate New York. Carved into the escarpment at the southern end of Seneca Lake (the deepest of the Finger Lakes), this hanging valley is the oldest and most renowned State Park in the Finger Lakes region. The park is easily divided into two sections, the deep shale and limestone glen that the park is most known for, and the upper park, which is filled with picnic, camping, and recreation facilities.
Visitors to Watkins Glen start their journey in the lower parking lot, which is actually within the massive mouth of the glen. Here the limestone cliffs tower 200 feet above Glen Creek and the parked cars. Visible from the lot is Sentry Bridge, a CCC-era stone overpass that towers above Entrance Cascade. The first of many waterfalls and bridges within the glen, this scene is eerie; embedded between two sheer cliff-faces, half hidden, almost as if a hint about the wonders to come.
Fittingly, the 1.5 mile-long Gorge Trail starts from a dark spiraling tunnel cut into the cliff-side. It is this tunnel that effectively removes the technology, traffic, and noise of the bustling village and envelops you in a world of natural stone, calming flowing water and gentle breezes. From the first gaze upward at the surreal Glen Alpha, the (recently-raised) gate admission fee is immediately forgotten and a sense of wonder and amazement takes over. Despite walking on a manufactured pathway, through chiseled tunnels, and over mortared bridges, the Gorge Trail puts you within the glen itself, as close as one can safely get, where you will feel changes in temperature as you progress, get splashed by the refreshing waterfalls, hear the birds singing above the rim canopy, and tread carefully so as not to step on caterpillars and salamanders.
Winding up the glen, the trail leads visitors through an assortment of cliffs and abutments that can best be described as natural sculptures. Each breathtaking scene after another is unique in sight and sound, and seemingly isolated from the rest of the gorge. The trail presents each scene perfectly, as if displaying landscape paintings lined up in a row. The aptly-named Glen Cathedral widens like a gothic church, with a natural pool, dubbed the Baptismal Font, facing the "cathedral's" pulpit: a beautiful stone arch bridge and 60 ft Central Cascade. There's no surprise that over the last hundred years or so, each segment of the glen, vista, rock feature, and waterfall has been nicknamed. Continue on to the Glen of Pools, and what many consider to be the "main attraction": Rainbow Falls and Triple Cascade. Such a generic name does little justice to this majestic dreamscape. It has to be seen to be appreciated.
The Gorge Trail is what defines the park. It is why people come here year after year, and why I consider this to be one of the most photogenic spots in New York State. It inspires artists; amazes young and old; invigorates the soul; and brings out the inner conservationist in even the most urban of us. Although small and tucked away in the heart of Upstate New York, away from busy cities and major airports, Watkins Glen is a national treasure and certainly a world-class attraction.
Outside of the glen, the park has trails along the gorge rim that offer more casual hiking experiences with more typical wooded terrain and an abundance of historical and educational markers that help to guide you through the natural and unnatural history. Abundant picnicking grounds and an Olympic-size swimming pool give families a reason stay a while longer, and for those that can't get enough, the west end of the park has a beautiful campground with restrooms, playgrounds, ball fields, and over 300 modern campsites.
The Village of Watkins Glen should not be overlooked. Steeped in racing history, this Grand Prix town hosted its first road race in 1948 on a course that wrapped around the park and actually crossed Glen Creek. Racing has since moved to its own contained course and hosts amateur and professional circuits, as well as concerts and other events. Other nearby glens, such as Excelsior and Havana, are not as grand as Watkins, but certainly worth the time to explore.
Seneca Lake is known for its wine, and the southern end near the village is packed with excellent selections. Some wineries offer casual dining, and gift shops as well. The village itself is home to several casual eateries, one particular favorite is the Seneca Harbor Station, right on the lake. Grab a bite to eat, head over to one of the ice cream parlors for a sprinkled cone and walk along the pier at the village's waterfront park and enjoy the scenery.
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Mark, Stunning photo with fantastic detail of the waterfalls at Watkins Glen Central. Great capture of the water falling down from the top and capturing as it gains speed before hitting at the bottom. Fantastic colors and detail of the mountains seemingly cut away from the water constantly running over the edge. Excellent waterfall photo, voted, Tweet, FB and Google + promoted
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My gosh!! I am looking at it with wonder! Is this photograph for real? It's so surreal and be-autiful!! Will be a pride-possession to many!
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Buenas Tardes from Ecuador; Today is a rest day in between climbing Cotopaxi and Cayambe. We traveled north through the Avenue of Volacoes on the Panamerican Highway this morning, heading closer to our next climbing objective: Cayambe. We stopped in Quito for lunch and to say goodbye to our teammates Robin and Sean, who successfully climbed Cotopaxi with us as part of the Cotopaxi Express trip. We had a blast climbing with them, and are sad to see them leave.
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I bought a Cold Steel Kukri Anyhoo - ... in case the other blade coming in rides up over my poor fingers = waddya reckon about adding a finger guard to it? Suggestions? Comments? I do have a Pic - but don't know how to "upload it"Field Blade Review - Cold Steel Kukri Machete .
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First question. How are you going to get the handle off to put it on? Second question. Once you get the handle off how are you going to get it back on?
Ok,you have a coupe of options as I see it. It would be possible to drill two holes about a half inch above the handle(blade side),cut, shape and drill the guard to match,(clamping and drilling together would be best), and then pin and peen, or bolt if you have to. Or you could get it welded. I am describing a guard that would be on one side of the blade only. Or you can get a knife that is designed for the purpose you've intimated. These are made by Cold Steel, and are around a hundred bucks.
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UNIDENTIFIED MAN: This is Referendum 74. This is the - the initiative' below it, in white.
JONES: St. Mark Catholic Church is in Shoreline, a suburb near Seattle. After Mass, some parishioners have set up a small tent. The priest gave them the OK to collect signatures for the referendum.
Bruce Carr has helped collect hundreds of signatures here at St. Mark's.
BRUCE CARR: I haven't actually really ever felt the need to become politically active until the state, or the federal government, has started to push more and more into my faith. And if they want to do that, then we'll push back.
JONES: Carr says he's here to defend the Catholic tradition of marriage, as between one man and one woman. The state legislature approved same-sex marriage in February. But those marriages haven't begun while this referendum is pending. All three Catholic bishops in the state urged their parishes to host a signature drive, to put the measure on the ballot. Archdiocese of Seattle spokesman Greg Magnoni says the vast majority did.
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THE REV. JOHN WHITNEY: It's a denial of civil rights.
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WHITNEY: So I think civil marriage should be defended as something possible for all people. And I think the referendum is wrongheaded, in that sense.
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JONES: Do you feel like your parish could've almost gone either way on it?
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JONES: Northrop only heard a few complaints. That's out of 2,000 or so families who go there. Catholic leaders have increasingly campaigned against same-sex marriage in other states. In Minnesota, where it's also on the ballot this fall, bishops there have directed parishes to form committees to advocate the church's position.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: Let me just give you one. Don't worry about it.
JONES: Back at the Sunday morning petition drive at St. Mark's, Clare Martin looks on with disappointment.
CLARE MARTIN: I don't like that they have their defending marriage thing out there. You're not defending marriage; you're breaking it up.
JONES: Martin is 16 years old. She's typical of many young people, who tend to support marriage equality.
MARTIN: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. And I don't think any of the people signing the petitions would want to be denied the right to marry.
JONES: Martin says her family talked about switching parishes over this issue. And she even considered backing out of her confirmation, to make a statement. But then she thought...
MARTIN: Maybe the people themselves feel differently than the administration.
JONES: And now, as an officially confirmed Catholic, she plans to stand her ground in the pews.
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MaxApertureValue: 3.53 EV (f/3.4)
Metering Mode: Pattern
Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode.
Focal Length: 5.0 mm
User Comment:
FlashPixVersion: FlashPix Version 1.0
Color Space: sRGB
PixelXDimension: 640
PixelYDimension: 480
Focal Plane x-Resolution: 2622.95
Focal Plane y-Resolution: 2622.95
Focal Plane Resolution Unit: Inch
Sensing Method: One-chip color area sensor
File Source: DSC
Custom Rendered: Normal process
Exposure Mode: Auto exposure
White Balance: Auto white balance
Digital Zoom Ratio: 1.00
Scene Capture Type: Standard
InteroperabilityIndex: R98
InteroperabilityVersion: 0100
RelatedImageWidth: 640
RelatedImageLength: 480
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Holy Moly, that's a lot of snow, especialy for May ! |
Mosquito/Governor repellent. Not all bad. |
Wow you got nailed! Sure is beautiful, wondered if it snowed there. Thanks for sharing. |
You have Winter there yet. Lotsa snow. We are having colder than normal temps, but no moisture to speak of. Congratulations on the VIP. |
I'm in central WI...I wondered how my northern neighbors were doing, this photo answers my questions, wow! |
Beautiful, quiet, unexpected, and very reminiscent of home. Thank you from the bottom of my 94 degree, 100% humidity, Tampa, FL stuck UPPER MIDWESTERN body !! If it were June, it would rate a 9. |