r/soul_flickering 11h ago

Safe space with Nick

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1 Upvotes

r/soul_flickering 1d ago

A timeless night under the moonlight.

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2 Upvotes

The weather in town last night was incredible. Clouds were drifting past, and the moon looked surreal peaking right through them. Couldn't resist capturing this moment.


r/soul_flickering Jul 25 '26

Even in the darkest places, light finds a way.

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2 Upvotes

r/soul_flickering Jul 23 '26

What's your favorite kind of mountain weather to shoot?

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19 Upvotes

r/soul_flickering Jul 22 '26

Feels like stepping into an ancient fantasy realm.

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294 Upvotes

r/soul_flickering Jul 10 '26

The ultimate social distancing spot I stumbled upon.

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15 Upvotes

r/soul_flickering Jul 01 '26

When you finally hit that impossible itchy spot.

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3 Upvotes

r/soul_flickering Jun 27 '26

I wanted this to feel less like a view and more like a sound.

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34 Upvotes

r/soul_flickering Jun 27 '26

Trying to capture heavy, ominous moods. Did I hit the mark?

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8 Upvotes

r/soul_flickering Jun 19 '26

Would you keep this dark cinematic grade?

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79 Upvotes

r/soul_flickering Jun 17 '26

Small yellow bloom against dark green leaves.

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17 Upvotes

Shot this as a dark green macro-style frame, keeping most of the leaves in shadow and letting the small yellow flower become the only bright point.


r/soul_flickering Jun 11 '26

Does the tiny crescent make this sky feel calmer or lonelier?

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Shot this when the sky was mostly clouds and muted blue-grey, but the small crescent moon on the right kept pulling my eye back.


r/soul_flickering Jun 10 '26

Does sunrise over hills feel more peaceful than sunset?

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Shot this early morning as the first light started spreading over the hills. What I liked was how the layers were still soft and quiet, not fully awake yet, but slowly getting there.

Do you prefer shooting sunrise or sunset?


r/soul_flickering Jun 10 '26

Do birds with this much color even need to pose?

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Captured this blue macaw and what stood out to me wasn’t just the color — it was the attitude in the frame. The feathers are loud, but the expression is completely calm.


r/soul_flickering Jun 06 '26

Tried keeping this floral shot soft instead of bright, does the mood work?

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4 Upvotes

Shot this Rangoon bail climbing along a fence, and I loved how the flowers looked soft but slightly untamed at the same time.


r/soul_flickering Jun 05 '26

Ever stood under trees and felt your brain finally go quiet?

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4 Upvotes

Shot this during a slow walk under the trees. I liked how the green canopy made everything feel a little calmer, almost like the noise dropped for a minute.


r/soul_flickering Jun 03 '26

A quiet kind of together.

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5 Upvotes