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That is rain that you see in the sky. I am also surprised how well the camera picked up light and colour on a rainy day. This was not from excessive post production saturation.
HFF
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The Stanley Park rose garden is still lush with hundreds of gorgeous blooms - so nice to walk among the beds and enjoy summer's end.
Managed half an hour in the park got soaked twice so home for a mug of tea I did find some purple and green.
Every year first weekend of December there is a firework show for the celebration of Advent. It is a must see show in Uppsala. This time I decided to photograph it, as I have never tried firework photography before.
I came to the place in advance, to get a good spot and what a spot I got!
So I come and see there is a lady in good composition spot with equipment to record this event for television. I expected to be kicked out of the spot, but she acted really nicely and agreed to share the spot together. What a luck!
So we prepared for the show, people gathered all around us, usually kicking tripod legs, so re-composition was a fun way to spend time :)
The show started and it was simply amazing, a lot of different kinds of fireworks, light show and of course the wining song of Eurovision (traditional for this event):
swedish "HEROES" :)
It is advent, so I made 20 stunning pictures of fireworks and I will upload one everyday till Christmas, except Sundays, as it is resting day ;)
Frozen beach. Turawa lake (Jezioro Turawskie). Poland.
Photo taken on a frosty morning.
December, 2020.
Autumn colour from only two months ago that is now only a memory. Here the River Teign cuts through a channel beside a small island where a rocky weir holds back the river behind and to the left.
"These paintings convey movement and emotion in response to both living and dried florals in the studio. Working from observation, I'm responding to what I see and feel - a musical mark in the sweep of a brush or a calligraphic scribble. Most importantly, they take me out of myself and I am able to let go. The struggles in life are echoed in the resolution of each piece - for me, a deep sense of satisfaction and peace.
Arches of colour - Dusk descends across Batty Moss after the winter sun drops below the western horizon dramatically silhouetting Ribblehead Viaduct. The sky seemingly loaded with the colours of the rainbow; the arches filled with the intense orange afterglow of sunset and the top of the viaduct delimiting the cooler tones of the sky above.
This was taken on my last visit to Ribblehead - New Year's Eve in 2019 and over a whole year ago now - I find it hard to believe that I did not manage a single visit to one of my favourite locations during the whole of 2020. Oh how so much has changed in that time.
Stay safe everyone.
Ribblehead Viaduct, Yorkshire Dales National Park