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Just shootin' around in my "studio". Hah, yeah, "studio" that what I call it.Just a space in a corner of our finished basement.
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Felicidad , Optimismo y Colores!
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Needed a new selfie for the upcoming Mujeres de Papel exhibition in Spain. :-)
The exhibition is rather unique and devoted to women of our Origami art, as a tribute to femininity, exploring the presence of women in the origami world as active and creative people and also as a subject of representation. 8 of my origami artworks will be on display along with over 260 contemporary origami creations of 73 artists from 21 countries. I'm happy to be part of this unique project.
Always a beautiful scene in autumn on the road past the Meadowhead Livery, Edinburgh.
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I love to experiment with different colours and see how they complement each other. As we all know, yellow and orange works great, as we always see during sunrise and sunsets. Green and brown works when it comes to trees, and so on and so forth. Here's to a colourfull 2011 !!
Nikon D700 + Carl Zeiss 2/35
Flickr Lounge ~ Complementary Colours
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Flickr Friday: Change
Over the past few years, ballet schools and companies have finally seen an increase in diversity, and I love seeing this change in the ballet world.
Contrasting colours of the female and male Eider ducks, South Uist. Eiders were one of my target species I wanted to photograph on my recent trip this year. Having travelled to the Isle a number of times they’ve always proved elusive. I was fortunate on this occasion albeit many hours were spent on the shoreline hunkered down to capture this series on Askernish beach situated along the southern coastline of the island chain.
"Uist" is a group of six islands forming part of the Outer Hebridean Archipelago. Inland is punctuated by an infinite number of fresh water lochs framed by a palette of brilliant white sand and turquoise waters. Unlike some Hebridean islands the coastline is typically deserted and your left to wonder at the diversity of wildlife in perfect solitude.
On a recent visit to West Cork we called in to the town of Bantry. Situated at the head of Bantry Bay it is a bustling town with lots of activity even in these Covid times. Bantry is famous for many reasons and it's magnificent deep water bay is the main attraction. The British Navy used it as a base for many years and it provided a refuge for many ships that had been tossed about in the Atlantic storms. In 1796 the Irish patriot Theobald Wolfe Tone, inspired by the French and American Revolutions landed here with French troops hoping to initiate a rebellion against the British and free Ireland from the Crown. The rebellion was not successful and Tone was captured. He allegedly took his own life rather than face the death that the British had in mind for him.
Today the area is peaceful and many expatriates from both the UK and Europe live in the area drawn by the beauty of the place and the relaxed pace of life.