Photos of Photos

It's time for me to show you the rest of the photos I took at the photo exhibition. There's another one open at the moment and want to make sure to visit it, so it is planned for Wednesday, if nothing bad happens, because what I'm going to see is the Photo Exhibition of Nations held in Hungary in 2024. This means only the best photos will be displayed.

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But today, let's back to the exhibition I visited in May. If you missed my post about the first part of the exhibition, you can check it here.

At The Dawn of Pentecost

A lovely photo capturing the vibe of a religious celebration. I like how the light is coming from behind the people marching with the religious flags and casting some long shadows.

Don't ask me why this photo is called X, I have no clue. It looks like a golden hour photo, which it is obviously, but at the top of the mountain, covered by snow. At that altitude, nature is king and if you don't respect nature, you pay the price. I love this. Would be glad to have it on my wall.

Last Sunshine

I'd call this the last ray of sun, but it's fine as it is. It's a gorgeous photo in my opinion. Look at that undisturbed landscape, with a small island-like piece of land, where the church is. I'm wondering if the church is still in use and how far is the first house from there.

Green Oasis

Speaking of oasis, right? I keep saying, drone photography is taking over and look at the photos here. The last two, or maybe three are drone photos. I'm not against them if you're wondering, because it grants you the possibility to capture photos from places and altitudes you would never capture without a drone. This photo is amazing. The green surrounding the forest, lovely.

Migration

This is a scene I'd like to capture one day. I'm not saying I have never tried. Last year and a couple of years before I had a post about the bunch of birds flying above my flat. they used to do that every night and morning, but the background was not what I wanted. Here on the other hand, the birds are in the background and the focus is on them. The particularity of this photo is how the birds fly. Look at the stripe they form. You don't see that every day. This photo is exceptional and I captured it very badly.

Dandelion

What can I say? If you're in the middle of a dandelion field, ot just next to a few one, such a photo is a must.

Pasqueflower

If I were to choose, I'd love to have this one on my wall. The colors and the tone of the photo is absolute fantastic. It's soft, delicate and has most of my favorite colors. Just perfect.

The Boss

Do I need to say more about this? I don't think so. Lucky to capture it though as these are wild animals and not happy to be in the company of humans.

Transalpina

The Transalpina or DN67C is a 148 km national road located in the Parâng Mountains group, Southern Carpathians of Romania, one of the highest roads of the Carpathian Mountains. It connects Novaci, south of Parâng Mountains, to Sebeș in the north. It is the highest road in Romania, having the highest point in Urdele Pass (at 2,145 m).

Being a high altitude mountain road it is closed during the winter, it stays open from mid May to mid October (depending on the weather) and only during daytime (08:00–20:00). source

This is one of the most interesting places of Romania, especially if you like to drive. I've been planning to visit it, but that time has not come yet. That doesn't mean it won't though. It's on my list and hopefully I'll get there next year.

The title of the exhibition was Point of View and you can see why. For me visiting these exhibitions is important as you can learn a lot from just looking at these photos, but only if you're willing to see as well, not just look 😄. I hope some of the photographers of this community will find these interesting.

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