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while waiting for the library to open

hmmmm..what to do the rest of the day....

con⋅tem⋅plate:

 

–verb (used with object)

 

To look at or view with continued attention; observe or study thoughtfully: to contemplate the stars.

 

Model: Red Haired Girl

Location: Spinningfield, Manchester, UK

how much I love pink 💗💗💗💗💗

this is not "Larch church".. another one..

A young Green Heron, still partially covered in down, explores the undergrowth.

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Audience reaction to Luke Jerram's Gaia at the Wills Building, Bristol

Chess players casually duel in a relaxing autumn afternoon in downtown Columbus, Georgia

Contemplating the Dunes. Death Valley National Park, California. April 2, 2015. © Copyright 2015 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.

 

Walkers contemplate evening light on sand dunes

 

The wind had been strong enough the night before that as I lay in my fairly hardcore mountain tent (fully staked out!) I could hear nearby campers pounding in their stakes, rescuing gear than had gone flying, or giving up and sleeping in their cars. The wind continued on into the morning, and as I drove away to a place that I thought might be more sheltered I passed through big blowing clouds of dust and sand. As I returned in the middle of the afternoon there was still a lot of dust in the air and the wind was still blowing, thought its force was diminishing. I went to my camp for a quick visit and the winds continued to die down. By the point when it was time for me to head out for evening photography things had calmed down considerably and I decided to visit dunes.

 

The large nearby dune fields were in almost pristine condition on this evening, since the wind had kept a lot of people off the dunes and obliterated many of the tracks that folks had left earlier. I selected a part of the dunes where I saw no other people and headed out. The sand was largely undisturbed and I was able to photograph the patterns created by the wind with few signs of human visits. As I worked I looked off into the distance toward the highest dunes where a few people were not returning and walking toward the highest hills. From my position the foreground was a landscape of layered and angled slopes of sand, and in the distance a few people seemed to pause and enjoy the quiet evening among the dunes.

  

G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist whose subjects include the Pacific coast, redwood forests, central California oak/grasslands, the Sierra Nevada, California deserts, urban landscapes, night photography, and more.

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I spotted this man contemplating the infinite horizon on a beach in Northern France.

Great Horned Owl

Scottsdale, AZ

I often wonder what happens in my yard that is never seen.

My wife spied this visitor yesterday while doing some work in the kitchen. It was well over 100 F at the time and shortly after landing and evaluating the situation, the owl jumped onto a ledge in the pool where the water is only a few inches deep.

It was actually darker than it appears in the photo, but modern cameras do their magic and a little processing helps. I had my 24-70 mm lens on my camera and didn't want to miss the capture opportunity so there was no changing to something longer.

Nikon D850

Nikon 24-70 mm VR f/2.8 at 70 mm

1/20 sec at f/2.8 ISO 3200

8:04 PM

July 15, 2019

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Coming back from Spray Lakes, Alberta, Canadian Rockies

Beach front Conrad Bali

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My carpenter hubby contemplating "layout" of some trim he is finishing in the house.

It's missing a butterfly in the upper right corner.

It's Memorial Day in Washington, DC. Visited the Jefferson Memorial and got this shot. If you've never been to this memorial and haven't read the inscriptions there - do yourself a favor and make the trip. It will be a reminder that truly great men founded this country. There is hope that the idiots will fade and we'll get back to sanity around here,

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