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This is a random surfer that walked right through my composition on purpose. He stepped up next to me standing next to my tripod and pulled his wetsuit up over his torso. He turned and looked at me as if to say "Here I go" waited for a wave to pass and then disappeared into the surf. I think he knew I was gonna grab a shot. Thanks, "dude" :)
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Hier matin,je suis allée faire un tour à Oissel,une petite localité à dix Kilomètres de chez moi.....plus exactement ,j'ai commencé par le parc du château,un espace magnifique en toutes saisons et.....j'ai pu admirer les couleurs de l'automne.....
Winter in the city park. Krasnogorsk, Moscow region.
Nature, a gazebo, a forged iron tree with newlyweds' locks - in the snow. As a bonus light and shadows.
When i finished my work in our cinema at night, i entered my car. In front of the car is the building of the Generali insurance. I waited a little for a person passing by to make the shot.
Compositionally Challenged Week 20 - Active Space
After looking in my bird books, I think this is a Swainson's Hawk.
We watched the hawk for several minutes while it moved from one branch to another before it took flight carrying a piece of bark.
If any of you have ever tried to photograph Loch An Eilein Castle you will know finding a clean composition with a wider outlook is almost impossible due to many trees right on the waters edge which jut out in all manner of directions. After a good 15min trying in what was probably the nicest light I got all week I had to settle for this composition. It just didn't look as nice without the LE... however the pence for nice water and clouds was the movement in the trees. I decided the latter was the less of the two evils. I find photography is very often or not a good exercise in compromise!