A Silent Storm with Photography.

A Stormy Head

It is now quite some time since i last wrote on this blog, as a matter of fact, more than a year! wow that long? I’ve been busy, right now I’m working together with my group to put the finishing touches on our 4th semester project, which is great, but having to do that alongside all the other classes i attend and need the keep up with, well, let’s just say my head is spinning!

And the ever growing threat of the “MONTH-OF-DOOM,” well some just call it exams but it always hits me really hard, and this time around i have 4! Phew… I’ll be rounding this off with a little of my adventure of yesterday.

A Chance To Clear My Head

So I finally got some time, and the opportunity to whip out the now dusty camera and stretch my creative muscle, Emilie and I went for a walk around the neighborhood as we had previously found out that we live quite near a cute little pond, that might offer some nice photo opportunities. It was a little cold and we were almost eaten alive by freaking mosquitoes but i think it was all worth it in the end. It was super fun, and i got some clarity (And some great shots) out of it. I dare all of you to grab your camera and do the same, go explore your neighborhood I’d bet you could find places you didn’t even know were there.

A new Perspective

Make everyday a new adventure, and never stop exploring, even the smallest of things can tell the greatest stories, you just have to take your time to actually listen for it, in all this chaos and stress of today it’s easy to lose your head and yourself in the gloomy mist of it all. But always remember to prioritise YOU, and you will shine through!

I tried to keep the post-processing to a minimum not sure i succeded, but I love the result, I'm glad it turned out so well.

If you’ve made it this far i think you're an amazing individual, and i wish you an amazing weekend and the best of adventures! - Krudte

Poetic Thought on a sunday.

I have just had a rather ambivalent weekend.

Very eventful, yet hard to characterize as I particularly good one, as I was forced to say goodbye to a friend of mine, for possibly a very long time. A friend hum were like family to me.  

I went swimming, attended a nice dinner.

I went ice disco skating.

I attended off skate training.

I even had a little time just to watch some winter Olympics.

However, as I recall this awesome and eventful weekend, I hate that it has to adjourn in me having to say goodbye. I guess goodbyes are just never easy.

Upon my return travel, I took a detour I felt adventures, so I took my camera out of its 

bag, and started shooting.

These two photos were shot with my Canon 600D, an 18-135mm 3.5-5.6f lens (so nothing fancy), and touched-up with Lightroom 5.

These photographs are in tone with my weekend, sad yet in its own ways very beautiful.

I live nearby a little Lake, where there from time to time are to find these beautiful creatures (swans). As I was trying to take this picture, a family of ducks came waddling by and settled right in the frame, I nearly gave up, but right then they decided it was time to move on, and the photo nearly took it self.

Now I really like this next photo. It is like, it is its own little story just waiting for you to interpret, and unfold in your mind. Now why this man had taken rest at this time and this place, (it was quite late) I have no idea, but looking at this picture you cannot help but find yourself wondering.

I also love the mood with which you find this late winter, it’s quite gloomy and dark, but in its darkness you’ll find this cold beauty, this tin of blue, and a side of nature (or the lack of such) that is, in my mind, not depictured as often as it deserves.

This was just some thoughts of a tired mind. I bid you goodnight and a fantastic upcoming week! 

"Find beauty in that which others cannot." -Rasmus Elving