32 Piles 2005
davidburdeny
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vast and haze
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sky
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natural shape and form
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natural formation
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snowscape
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atmospheric-phenomenon
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free-flowing form
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fog
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men
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water
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line
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shape of cloud
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flowing line
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skyscape
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monochrome
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shadow overcast
"32 Piles" (2005) by David Burdeny is a striking black and white photograph that captures the essence of minimalism in landscape photography. The image depicts a series of wooden poles, presumably remnants of a pier or dock, rising out of a calm, misty body of water. The muted tones and lack of detail emphasize the stark, geometric simplicity of the composition, creating a sense of tranquility and contemplation. Burdeny's work often focuses on the interplay of light and shadow in natural settings, showcasing the subtle beauty of the everyday. This photograph, with its starkness and minimal elements, is a testament to his mastery of the form.
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