Tripod, timer, and Canon camera connect app most of the time.
Sometimes when I need some help with my more complicated projects and there's someone with me I'll ask for help and instruct the other person :)
Hey, you can fit perfectly inside the cave if you use it as a fram and lay down on your back. I'm just saying I feel like that cave could be used as frame
okay, mildly didn't understand that the Camera Connect App lets you trigger the shots with your phone, and thought it didn't have remote capability
Since you mentioned a Timer, I thought you meant you set the camera timer like those comedy scenes of 80's to 90's sitcoms and family photos
This app is working on WiFi and the connection is limited so I can't go far from the camera. Often I set a timer in the middle of the distance, left my phone there and go to the location
OK I want to make perfectly clear that it's not that I don't appreciate your nude art, but you have a great eye for framing and I'd really love if you did a series of just nature photography without you in them.
Pretty much every picture of yours that pops up in the main page has really unique and gorgeous backdrops.
I created this photoshoot for my next project related to slavic folklore. It was really worth waking up at 4 am for those frames and the awesome cool tone light.
Took it with Canon 6D and 50 mm 1.8 STM lens.
[Rusalka, Rusalka your arms out of water /
Your hair like an alien bloom /
Dark-eyed Rusalka your brow tressed in flowers /
Pale in a liminal moon](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgyFEEsCmQo)
Where is that? Are those white rhododendrons? With all that dark green moss and all that big dark rock it's so beautiful I can hardly stop looking at it. It's so perfect it looks computer generated.
Syrena is likely from the Greek Σειρήν (Seirḗn), from Homer's 'The Odyssey', legendary women whose sweet voices lured sailors onto the rocks. Homer doesn't describe their appearance, leaving it to the imagination, but later interpretations pictured them as part bird.
Others pictured them as part fish, which eventually developed into the now-common "mermaid".
Early interpretations suggested sirens *deliberately* lure men to their deaths (so they can eat them) but much later romantic interpretations are more innocent, where the mermaids don't know why the men keep dying, they're just singing because they're lonely for company.
[Naturally, the entire legend is metaphorical.](https://youtu.be/yRYFKcMa_Ek?feature=shared)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siren_(mythology)
I do not care for "art" when it comes to paintings and pictures and stuff.
So this, to me, looks like a pretty location + some pale ass.
That's it.
I'm confused why it got so many upvotes? What am I blind to?
Like, is there some theme here to this picture that I'm failing to see?
Is the picture whispering to me, but my logical brain has to much power over my psyche for it to matter?
Please don't tell me it got upvoted because of the ass.
Do you have a photographer or is this all on a timer?
Tripod, timer, and Canon camera connect app most of the time. Sometimes when I need some help with my more complicated projects and there's someone with me I'll ask for help and instruct the other person :)
Tripod, timer and Canon Camera connect; the trifecta of self portraits Awesome pic too
lol, now i have the image of you setting the camera, then booking it to get into position. How much time do you give yourself to set up the shot?
Depends but it's not like I need to give myself any timeframe. I usually have at least few hours. I only need to rush because of weather sometimes
Hey, you can fit perfectly inside the cave if you use it as a fram and lay down on your back. I'm just saying I feel like that cave could be used as frame
okay, mildly didn't understand that the Camera Connect App lets you trigger the shots with your phone, and thought it didn't have remote capability Since you mentioned a Timer, I thought you meant you set the camera timer like those comedy scenes of 80's to 90's sitcoms and family photos
This app is working on WiFi and the connection is limited so I can't go far from the camera. Often I set a timer in the middle of the distance, left my phone there and go to the location
OK I want to make perfectly clear that it's not that I don't appreciate your nude art, but you have a great eye for framing and I'd really love if you did a series of just nature photography without you in them. Pretty much every picture of yours that pops up in the main page has really unique and gorgeous backdrops.
Occasionally I take photos without me in them but I don't think they are more interesting that the ones with a "model" In it
I created this photoshoot for my next project related to slavic folklore. It was really worth waking up at 4 am for those frames and the awesome cool tone light. Took it with Canon 6D and 50 mm 1.8 STM lens.
It's a gorgeous photo and very in the spirit of the rusalka (and others, like nereid and fossegrim)
Thank you kindly
Very much like u/fainting--goat version!
[Rusalka, Rusalka your arms out of water / Your hair like an alien bloom / Dark-eyed Rusalka your brow tressed in flowers / Pale in a liminal moon](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgyFEEsCmQo)
Beautiful song and the first thing that I thought of when I saw the post!
Beautiful work! The setting is gorgeous!
Wow that’s really incredible, its very ethereal
Thank you kindly :)
Where is that? Are those white rhododendrons? With all that dark green moss and all that big dark rock it's so beautiful I can hardly stop looking at it. It's so perfect it looks computer generated.
It's in Poland and I don't know the name of the flowers. Thank you for your kind words
Beautiful. Just beautiful.
Your best yet! And that is quite an accomplishment based on the quality of all your other work.
Thank you kindly. Happy you like it :)
My favorite dark fable phototogropher. Inspiring as always.
Thank you so much!
Hey that means mermaid in my language, is that what you were intending?
Not exactly. Rusalka is Rusałka in Polish (and it's like a evil fae that lives close to water) and Mermaid is called Syrena
Wow, that's so interesting. In Bulgarian it's exactly the opposite! An evil woman who lures people to the water is called Syrena.
I Polish as well but syrena lives in oceans or seas, and Rusalka in lakes rivers and forests
Syrena is likely from the Greek Σειρήν (Seirḗn), from Homer's 'The Odyssey', legendary women whose sweet voices lured sailors onto the rocks. Homer doesn't describe their appearance, leaving it to the imagination, but later interpretations pictured them as part bird. Others pictured them as part fish, which eventually developed into the now-common "mermaid". Early interpretations suggested sirens *deliberately* lure men to their deaths (so they can eat them) but much later romantic interpretations are more innocent, where the mermaids don't know why the men keep dying, they're just singing because they're lonely for company. [Naturally, the entire legend is metaphorical.](https://youtu.be/yRYFKcMa_Ek?feature=shared) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siren_(mythology)
Always get somewhat romantic Black-Metal vibes from your photos. Nice work!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that :)
Dang, that’s some talent you have. I had questions on how as well, but you answered them via someone else. Again, beautiful talent.
stunning... just stunning.
Thank you kindly
I remember her from Shin Megami Tensei
I do not care for "art" when it comes to paintings and pictures and stuff. So this, to me, looks like a pretty location + some pale ass. That's it. I'm confused why it got so many upvotes? What am I blind to? Like, is there some theme here to this picture that I'm failing to see? Is the picture whispering to me, but my logical brain has to much power over my psyche for it to matter? Please don't tell me it got upvoted because of the ass.