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Yes, this is a colour photograph. The lake is frozen over now ... covered in a shallow blanket of snow and resembles the photo that I took years ago - displayed in the first comment box below - albeit the light was much warmer on that day although still monochromatic.
Once again that little island plays an important role in my photography. See the following link for many more photos of the island... flic.kr/p/FRvThK
- Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada -
Sony ILCE-7R
Olympus Zuiko 50mm f3.5 Macro
Another day, another leaf tuned... three leaves obviously. I have made this image with thanks and respect to Georgia O’Keefe, and Lawren Harris for that matter, who both opened my eyes when I was a young lad many decades ago.
A series celebrating and documenting autumnal leaves once they have left the tree. Focus stack of 7 images.
Random view from the dark back alleys of Venice - a backlit slipper shot in an otherwise unlit walkway
The colour of an flower standing before the lake of Harrold-Odell Country Park, succeeds over darkness.
Cotterdale Beck has several other smaller falls in its course before joining the Ure, but Cotter Force is the largest. The force is not visible from the road, but it takes only a short walk to reach it. It comprises a series of six steps each its own small waterfall with the largest single drop being about 5 feet (1.5 m). The force is narrower at 13 feet (4 m) at the top widening to 43 feet (13 m) at the bottom. A short path allows easy access from the A684 near Holme Heads Bridge approximately 2 miles (3.2 km) west of Hawes.
The artist J. M. W. Turner sketched here in July 1816 for his Yorkshire Sketchbook. The noted 19th-century etching artist Richard Samuel Chattock is known to have created two works of Cotter Force in 1864. Both etchings now reside in The Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco.
/seen in my garden. Beautiful colour games @leaf - Enjoy!
Nikon Z6_3
NIKKOR Z MC 105mm f/2.8 VR S
/edited to taste
font: Stone Handwriting
A re-work of an older image.
Once again, thanks Jan for all your hard work and to all our loyal members for their support.
textures and effects by Remember Remember
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John Clare (from The Village Minstrel, 1821)
The summer-flower has run to seed,
And yellow is the woodland bough;
And every leaf of bush and weed
Is tipt with autumn’s pencil now.
And I do love the varied hue,
And I do love the browning plain;
And I do love each scene to view,
That’s mark’d with beauties of her reign.
The woodbine-trees red berries bear,
That clustering hang upon the bower;
While, fondly lingering here and there,
Peeps out a dwindling sickly flower.
The trees’ gay leaves are turned brown,
By every little wind undress’d;
And as they flap and whistle down,
We see the birds’ deserted nest.
Conti Chivalry (previously known as Ever Chivalry) (IMO: 9293791) is a container ship registered and sailing under the flag of Liberia. Her gross tonnage is 90,449, her overall length (loa) is 334 m and her container capacity is 8,084 TEU. She was built in 2006 and is operated by NSB Niederelbe Schiffahtsges of Germany.
I photographed the Conti Chivalry as she passed through the mouth of the Swan River heading into the Fremantle Inner Harbour on 30 April 2021. Her last port of call was Adelaide and her next port of call is Singapore. She was assisted by four tugs, Svitzer Albatross and Svitzer Eagle Svitzer Falcon and Svitzer Redhead most likely due to both her size and the tide. I did notice one of the tugs was working hard to keep her speed down.