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Saint Malo, Dinard, Dinan, Fougéres, Le Mont Saint Michel; Automne 2006; Fujichrome Velvia 100 Color Film Serie
I rearraged my board today. It is much neater and more effective
Crybaby wah>EHX Q-tron>Digitech Grunge>DOD Flanger FX75-B
A Channel Marker shot as a long exposure and using an Infrared camera. The Red and Blue colour channels swapped and some field blur for the horizon which has a small island, buildings and trees.
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We were crossing the Channel, getting OFF the Island, for work(?) and play... seeing family and friends, my beloved Flanders... and new places... what could be better?
The Channel has traffic on both the UK-Europe and North Sea-Atlantic routes, and is the world's busiest seaway, with over 500 ships per day.
Between Ostend in Belgium and Dover, there used to be a regular service, alas no more...
Golden light on the Ferries
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Worn and difficult to decipher the old milestone three miles from St Peter Port in L' Ancresse Road Vale in Guernsey
Waves are incredibly powerful yet at the same time mysterious, it is sometimes hard to tell what they will do next. This photograph from cornwall looks down onto waves battering the hard craggy rocks from all directions, creating a band of pastel blues clashing with the soft whites.
Multiple channels dissect this region on the margin of Terra Sabaea. Most Channels on Mars are thought to have formed by flow of liquid water, whether the water came from eruptions of groundwater, melting glaciers, or rainfall. Often the water will take advantage of joints in rocks, or faults that have fractured rocks over larger areas. Erosion by a flowing fluid such as water (or in some cases, lava) is thought to have produced the sinuous channels seen across Mars.
In the case of the channels in this image, notice the linear features on the channel floor. This texture is suggestive of the flow of ice, or glaciers. Slow-moving glaciers “bulldoze” rocks producing linear features called moraines, which are embedded in the glacial ice. When the ice is removed, the moraines are left behind. NASA and ESAʼs Mars Orbiter in the 2000s began to reveal the widespread presence of these glacially derived features on Martian channel floors, which has helped scientists to recognize that global climate change has affected mars over geologic time.
Visiting Sydney Australia atm is this Channel billed cuckoo.
I take what pics I can of it before it returns home to Papua or Indonesia.
There was a kerfuffle of birds in the front yard, so I grabbed my camera - just got one shot as he flew off with magpies following.
Thank you to the artists of Injalak Arts in Gunbalanya, Northern Territory, Australia for demonstrating their versatile talent - injalak.com/
A pause whilst configuring the new 48 channel sound desk at Knock Presbyterian Church, East Belfast. Although this weekend for morning service I was only using 19 of them. Shot using a 30mm prime lens and on a tripod and timer. Tiny tweaks in Aperture.
In triplicate today with three stripes (sky, water, sand), three areas of attention (beach towel/accessories, channel marker, and congregation of birds in the distant Gulf), and three 'distractions' (blurry sea oats, shadows, and the tip of a seagull's wing). Lucky number for the day? 5th Ave N & Gulf of Mexico, Naples, FL