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In the fourth dimension


jana

not important , straight from the camera (telelens)


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I enjoy the illusion of what appears to me is that the larger tree branches are waving to the smaller tree. As if it's trying to get it's attention. Fantastic colors and tones. Thanks for sharing.
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What a surreal and seemingly tortured landscape you have presented. Sort of post apocalyptic vision. Most impressive.
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It really has such an unreal feel to it, like a painting. Hauntingly beautiful, Jana. (Malacca has changed a lot after a recent face uplift. No longer a dirty city but one vibrant with life)
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My association is the Outback in Australia. This has a prehistorical feel, those barren trees reaching out against the rounded rock.
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The title is perfect, this is a place outside of time. This is a different and most effective approach to this rather classic African desert scene. Many of your other photos of these deserts with there odd trees are inviting and gentle. This one seems menacing and sinister.

This image tells such a story. I cannot help anthropomorphizing those two trees. The smaller one cowering by the rock with the larger one rising up menacingly to threaten it.

 

Namibia is on my ' must do ' life time list of places to visit and photograph. Your work always urges me on toward achieving that goal.

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Wonderful depth and beautiful abstract feel to this composition. I would hang it on my wall, too!
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Creative title. This is a fantastic image! Very appealing to the eye. Bravo! Blessings and warm wishes, Iren
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Yesss,!, . . . Jana! . . . The fourth dimension is TIME. . . . . Time, which WE hardly understand, because it is relative. . . . From that come the theoretical speculation, We or the UNIVERSE has more the four dimensions, as a lecturer was trying to speculate/ analyze / from the so many thousand of natural phenomena, we don't understand a fraction of it. And I still wandering, how was this image taken and where.? Or It is a double exposures in the camera, that why you saying, it was done in the camera...???? So unreal ! And as David said, "Apocalyptic." I my going to paint this image, if I get your permission, for an exchange for some of my images. Of-course, I would always would say, "After the photograph of owner; Jana Wanourkova."! OR!? Maybe not.

 

 

Best regards; Bela

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Bela, the image is what I saw. there is no trick involved. Only I need to say, I was 3 days on this spot (2 nights camping) so I observed this place well in different light situations and made a lot of compositions. I deliberately eliminated the third dimension (depth) using the TELELENS (400 mm), so it is more surreal, graphic. This place is my secret place in South Africa, very hard to get to (there is 1 day off road drive with 4x4 car through mountain passes involved).

 

thank You for Your interest. jana

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Jana! I used to live in S. Africa. I have friends in S. Africa. And I visiting them some time. Where is this place exactly. Can you give me a small map os some guide, haw to get there, from JHB !?

 

Your artistic admirer; Bela

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