Tercui 2014 prt25: From a Riverside

From a Riverside

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Tercui 2014 prt24: Around the WiFi-spot in Arén

The Terrace

In Tercui there is no internet (yet…) The closest WiFi-spot is at a restaurant/hotel in Arén; or actually just outside Arén next to the N-230 highway. It’s not a quiet place and it’s crowded with flies.

The SunShelter

The Parkingroof

The Backseats

The Frontseats

The Fly

The Shadows

Tercui 2014 prt23: One day on a Vending Machine

Behind the Commercials

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Tercui 2014 prt22: One day on a Trashcontainer prt3

Front Side

Last day of the trashcontainer. A few wider views. The abstracts from the last two posts are in the first shot. The second and third shot are from the long sides of the container, that is still in use …

Left Side

Right Side

Tercui 2014 prt21: One day on a Trashcontainer prt2

The Black Flower

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Tercui 2014 prt20: One day on a Trashcontainer

One day on a Trashcontainer

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Tercui 2014 prt19: Short but Heavy

Short but Heavy

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Tercui 2014 prt18: After 25 minutes …

Wind

… We jumped in the car and drove on, towards the light that moved away from us, faster than we could drive. (Too bad that it’s impossible to shoot a ‘People are Small’-selfie; ’cause this was quite an excellent moment for it. (for ‘People are Small’, watch in Categories)

and Rain

And more Rain

Tercui 2014 prt17: 25 minutes on a mountainside prt2

Dark vs. Light prt1

Dark vs. Light prt2

Dark vs. Light prt3

Dark vs. Light prt4

Dark vs. Light prt5

Tercui 2014 prt16: 25 minutes on a mountainside

The Postcard

In the afternoon of the 20th July, amigo Harm and me took a ride to what he called an ‘ancient oak-tree-wood’. You can wake me up any time for a target like that. The pubs in Aren were overcrowded, so we took the road to Aulas without our usual beer. The road went over a smaller mountainside in between two valleys. On the other side of the valleys the Pyrenees went up high and mighty. After a while we stopped and I started to shoot some ‘postcards’… Nature responded almost immediately: if you want it rough, you can get it rough.

Sunshine on the Southside

Shadow on the Northside

Postcard nr2

The clouds over the Road

Rain on the Right

Closing in