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Published: 2019-09-16 13:18:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 14313; Favourites: 648; Downloads: 126
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This is an idea I came up with based on how we treat the world we live in and if it would have the possibility to get back to us. Photographed partly in Ireland and partly in south Czech Republic. Partly with post-production enhanced motion blur with photoshop and virtual rig as well as real motion blur by moving the camera on a slider and shooting a longer exposure image. It came out fairly dark and dramatic but I thought it fits the mood. I'd love to hear your feedback and thoughts around it. Let me know in the comments below!Related content
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It does... Its called Climate Change, haha
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If only nature could really do this that easy... oh my, we wouldn't be here. XD
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Cool idea with clear symbolism, very nice!
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Actually, the world is already "getting back to us" for what we're doing, especially since the industrial revolution. Every action has its consequences, especially those which will influence the environment directly.
Our economic lifestyles make natural disasters appear more often and more extremely. For example, hurricanes. If you live in a part of the world where hurricanes are possible, ask your grandparents how their storms were when they were young. They will tell you how they had hurricanes maybe once each summer- and not as powerful as those today.
Or ask grandparents about floods, droughts, snow, or the the overpopulation of harmful insects (the cold of the winter would naturally kill them off, but winters are getting too warm and they survive, and eat more). Today we have more floods and droughts, less to no snow during winter (I know we used to have snow from December to February when I was a child, now you are lucky if you have any snow in winter- and one which doesn't melt away in one day), and we got more insects today too. Shit, once I had mosquitoes in my room in the middle of December! And May beetles flying around in February. This is not normal.
It's become so warm, the glaciers are melting too, and melting much faster each year. I live in Switzerland, the proof is real, but people shrug it off like they shrug off the fact that smoking is bad for your health.
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It is wonderful. However the flow of my eyes is being pulled by so many different objects, the lower foreground with he sweeping green landscape, next to the Tsunami ground wave then back swirling through the clouds and sky wondering what the focus or area of should we be seeing. The wave has some bright spots (cloud breakthrough) this does not seem right in my mind, a earth mass with this middle crack through the wave and be able to support the upper tsunami crest. This is just my opinion. You are a visionary. I love your conceptualized pieces. All the Best!
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thanks for the comment, good points
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The mood/emotion behind this is really striking home with me right now with what I'm going through in life. Thank you.
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Yikes, that house got Yeeted 
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yeet
[yēt]
VERB
yeeted (past tense) · yeeted (past participle)
throw (something) forcefully in a specified direction.
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I like the concept but the execution not the best in my opinion possibly because of the camera angle? looks a bit flat
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