100 x: The 2025 Edition
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One of my neighbours has a beautiful Acet tree in their garden and at this time of year the leaves end up in everyone else's gardens. The colours this year have been incredible, I love them.
Finally took my macro lens off for a bit too, used my Lensbaby Velvet for this
100x outdoor adventures #44 and Sliders Sunday
A favourite place to visit, Wallington is another jewel in Northumberland's crown boasting huge grounds, an amazing set of gardens and lake as well this hall which is processed in ye olde Affinity photo and Nik Efex. HSS, everybody! :)
100x outdoor adventures #29 and for Sliders Sunday
A picturesque scene from some fab walks in and around Ambleside. Processed in HDR and sharpened accordingly. HSS! :)
I've tried a few pictures of these seeds this Autumn but now the bunches are thinning out they really light up when we get some sunshine.
I love Hydrangea flowers they are gorgeous all year round.
In the Summer beautiful colours, then during Winter as they decay the delicate framework inside their petals is revealed.
Besides doing the first Smile on Saturday, this will also be the first of the 100X project. This year 100 different shots of Smoke with color, light, texture modifications.
100x outdoor adventures #18 and for Sliders Sunday
I was exploring the undergrowth whilst on a particularly sunny walk, when I chanced upon these two handsome frogs playing leapfrog in the grass. I asked if I could play but they told me to hop it.
There is something lovely about moss when you get up close, especially with the tiny raindrops balancing delicately between the stems.
I know there a whole load of science stuff to explain it but surely these raindrops should run down the stems!
100x walks #35 & for Sliders Sunday
Coppers is a good mile walk from my front door and serves as a 'village' store, but also has a deli and sells dozens of different cask and bottled beer. I could live there. HSS!
Taken under my apple tree, the colours in the background are from the fallers which the blackbirds are slowly working their way through.
100x walks #36 and for Sliders Sunday
A rather lovely five-mile walk in the sun offered up a nice iPhone shot of cows doing what cows like to do.
For Sliders Sunday and 100x outdoor adventures #62
I got my bike out for the first time in ages a couple of weeks ago and am now a danger to local traffic. HSS everybody! :)
EXPLORE August 26, 2021
◼◼EDIT: I wanted to thank you ALL for helping me to hit 2 MILLION views!◼◼
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Macro Textured.
I am trying REALLY HARD to tastefully catch up on my challenges.. So wish me luck! I have fallen a bit behind on all of them but mainly my 52weeks.. & I really need to catch up!
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[26/52] MACRO.
+ [65/100x] My 100 Favorite Places to take Photographs in Southern New Jersey / Atlantic County.
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Location: My home in Mays Landing, New Jersey, USA. *Atlantic County*.
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This morning (bright and early) I went out back like I always do- to feed the squirrels - so they leave the bird feeders alone.. *hopefully*. And when I went to set down the handfuls of squirrel mix food on the tree where the squirrels live.. I noticed something shining in the morning sunlight. I realized it was a cicada wing. There were a bunch of little ants all over the area, so my guess is that he must have died & they ate his body.. & left a wing. I thought it was so beautiful (and thankfully undamaged) so I grabbed it with excitement and ran it inside to photograph it. I opened the front door and took some photo graphs using the morning sunlight. I took many BEAUTIFUL photographs that showed all of the different beautiful angles of this wing.. This angle in the light displayed the sunlight on the top edges that almost looked like sparkles! I liked it. I photographed it against my light tan floor so the background was very simple.. and ready for a texture.
So a few days ago I came across a flickr with some BEAUTIFUL TEXTURES available for download and use. I was blown away with the beauty! I had to save them.. just in case I wanted to use them. I i decided that i'd try them out on these cicada wing photos that I had.. and I was so happy with the outcome.
THIS is my favorite one of the bunch.
& I thought everyone should see this & also get a link to these awesome textures that I've come across.. *Find it below*
Texture Borrowed From:
www.flickr.com/photos/49123319@N08/51369606051/in/datepos... - THANK YOU SO MUCH! I usually make my own textures, but I seen yours and I was blown away at the beauty and I had to try them! I am very grateful that you make them and let people use them.. because they're truly wonderful & I am so happy with my photo! Truly, THANK YOU!
HAVE A FANTASTIC WEEK EVERYONE!
Take care! Enjoy your days, each day is a true gift!
100x outdoor adventures #67
It's just about outside... For my friends in and around Newcastle, 7.5 million pounds of conservation work has totally transformed the site - well worth a visit.
And my final image in 100 photos (loosely) based on the North of England was captured during a gorgeous winter's walk this morning.
a cold beginning for January, the dove was puffed up to stay warm, this year my 100X project will be black and white shots, so starting it off with a peaceful dove.
100x outdoor adventures #94
This is taken on my morning walk about two minutes shy of the school where I teach. As I set off it's just about getting light and by the time I reach work I'm sometimes treated to this. Have a fantastic weekend everybody :)
100x walks #6
The pavements were too treacherous to walk on, so we went off piste to enjoy some crunchy, icy snow and a beautiful, frozen world. I thought I'd take the macro lens for a rare outing concentrate to on the small stuff.
100x outdoor adventures #65
My sunflowers were looking far too happy, so I sucked all the colour out of them - my lips have never been so yellow.
Life leaves its mark but we're no less beautiful for all that.
The final picture for my 100x 2016.
Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to look at/comment on and favourite my pictures, my X was to take pictures that make me happy, if they've done that for you, then that makes me happy too.
There were loads of these tiny Elderberry flowers scattered all through the grasses growing underneath the plant. Natures confetti!
62/100: 100 x challenge - Flowers
100 Flowers 2020
I've been holding this one back because I think maybe it's too soft but keep going back to it because I think that's what I like about it so here it is. I think it looks like a light shade
100x walks #32
Last week we took Patrick for his Saturday morning constitutional and here we are heading out of Exhibition Park towards Jesmond in Newcastle having just enjoyed an outdoor brunch. Hope everyone's having a wonderful weekend :)
-Amy Lowell
I wanted to point out, this sort of looks like the Loch Ness monster. Just saying. Hehe.
100 Flowers 11/100
100x Macro 21/100
"100x:2020", "Image 33/100". Birds.
Taken with the Sigma 50-500mm f/4.5-6.3DG OS HSM Lens. Pentax K3m11.
Happy Feathery Friday!
"The scarlet myzomela or scarlet honeyeater (Myzomela sanguinolenta) is a small passerine bird of the honeyeater family Meliphagidae native to Australia. It was described by English ornithologist John Latham in 1801. At 9 to 11 centimetres (3.5 to 4.3 in) long, it is the smallest honeyeater in Australia. It has a short tail and relatively long down-curved bill. It is sexually dimorphic; the male is a striking bright red with black wings, while the female is entirely brown. It is more vocal than most honeyeaters, and a variety of calls have been recorded, including a bell-like tinkling."