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I made hot mulled wine ...
Have a wonderful Christmas weekend and a fabulous Friday ~ Debbie KissThePixel2019
Artistic framing of wooden marionette hanging among various decorative figures.
Marionettes symbolize the "inner child," self-reflection and the duality of human nature. Their human-like appearance can also symbolize aspects of human nature, both good and bad.
They represent something pure and mystical as sacred figures on the walls of a temple.
Artistic framing of a vibrant mural featuring a stylized fish skeleton with a crescent moon-like tail and a colorful seating area on the foreground.
Often seen in artwork, the fish skeleton is associated with the water element in many cultures because water is often seen as a source of life and nourishment.
365/2021 - Expanding Horizons ~ 006/365
Treasure Hunt #65 ~ Tomato
Flickr Lounge ~ Creative Composition
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Playing with flat lay and my imagination... hoping you can see what I can see?
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Debbie ~ KissThePixel 2021
Geologically, Table Mountain is primarily composed of sedimentary rocks. Sandstones produce its steep and jagged cliff faces consisting of thickly layered quartzitic sandstone, very hard and resistant to erosion.
The mountain as we see it today is only about 60 million years old.. still a venerable age compared to that of the Alps (32 million years) and the Himalayas (40 million years) bearing in mind the age of the rock itself (540 million years).
Shot with a Canon EOS 700D
from one of the world’s wonders of Nature.
Yesterday morning, me and hubby went for an early morning dog walk, I love a frosty Sunrise. I was trying to find something really frozen to photograph, only the leaves on the ground were frozen solid, but I couldn't make an image work for me, so after some digging around collecting interesting frozen leaves I got my poor hubby to hold a very frozen and cold leaf up into the light and this was the result. No hubbys were hurt in the making of this image :)))) Have a fabulously frozen Sunday ~ Debbie KissThePixel2020
Float on the breeze of calmness, cradled in the arms of nature's hammock. In the hammock of life, all highs and lows come with an incredible view.
Shot from Ras Abu Galum National Park
Artistic framing of a fish taking a dive leap in the water. The fin located on the back end 'caudal fin' is responsible for propulsion and steering in most fish species.
Shot from Ras Mohammed National Park.
Classically trained in 'Classical Guitar' I haven't played for a few years, but, I did the other day for the first time in a long time, It was lovely to sit and run through some music. Sadly there's never enough time to do everything... so, after playing I used the last of the Summer Sun to bring you this image, have a fabulous Friday to some amazing, talented and wonderful Flickr Friends ~ Debbie :)
I caught a falling star and put it in my pocket...
Have a wonderful December day ~ Debbie, KissThePixel2019
Have a great Tuesday
Garden railings, a flower and lots of bokeh :) loving this lens...
Debbie ~ KissThePixel2021
For the Group: Looking close... on Friday!
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Theme: Clothes Pegs
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How do you photograph your home grown Chilli's and make them look 'mildly' interesting and creative.. you peg them to a washing line... 😂
I have just frozen enough Chilli's and Peppers to last me all winter for lots of recipes and dinners.
Hope its not a 'Chilli' Tuesday for you, think some knitwear will be coming out the cupboard today...
Debbie ~ KissThePixel2021
Sunlight casting distinct shadows onto a gravel surface, displaying various symbols resembling ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.
A unique art form created by arranging pebbles or gravel to cast shadows that spell out words or create images. This technique utilizes sunlight to project the desired shapes and can be a creative way to leave messages or create temporary art installations.
The interplay of light and shadow, specifically how sunlight creates patterns on the ground. The shadows are derived from a source above, with cutouts, allowing light to pass through in specific shapes.
The gravel surface provides a textured backdrop, enhancing the visual contrast between the illuminated areas and the dark shadows. The small stones create a sense of depth and unevenness.
Taken from a slightly elevated perspective, looking down at the ground, capturing a wide array of these illuminated patterns across the frame.
On a walk with the doggies, I came across this ugly metal fence surrounded by pretty wild flowers. I stood there and thought 'is this beautiful or ugly?"... I'll let you decide...
It reminded me of a window and I tried to photograph it in a way to catch the metal fence, the pretty flowers, the light and make it look like a window frame to a meadow.
Debbie ~ KissThePixel
Another try at Flat Lay...
Here's hoping it's pleasing to the eye and creative enough for the 'flat lay' pros
Debbie ~ KissThePixel 2021
Watching the Sunset tonight, I sit on my fence, the boundary line of freedom and prison.....🍷
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"Using an artful tool does not make one a dry technician. It seems to me that people that are anxious about our technical advancement, confuse means and ends. Naturally a person that only works for material gain will not harvest something that is worth living for. But the machine is not an end in itself. The airplane is not an end. It is a tool. Just like the plough.
When we think that the machine will harm man, then it is perhaps because we are not yet capable of judging the rapid changes it has brought about. We hardly feel at home in this landscape of mines and power stations. We have just moved into this new home that we have not even finished yet. Everything around us has changed so fast — personal relations, working conditions, habits. Even our state of mind is in turmoil.
We are all youthful barbarians, and only our new toys bring us excitement. That has been the sole purpose of our flights. This one flies higher, that one faster. But now we will make ourselves at home. We will forget the machine, the tool. It is no longer complex; it does what it is supposed to do, unnoticed.
And through this tool we will find again the old nature, the nature of the gardener, the navigator, the poet."
- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Wind, Sand, and Stars, 1939.
Using my new garden twinkle lights to create pretty bokeh and do something creative with my beautiful Carnations, have a wonderful Mothers Day ~ KissThePixel2019
Just a fun creative moment with my home grown, hand picked Tulips, have a fabulous evening ~ KissThePixel2019
As described in my previous image, trying to get the bubbles to land without popping or just trying to keep them from floating off for a free ride on the breeze, I thought I may as well catch one in action. This image was taken just as the Sun was coming up, literally just a hint of orange starting to come through my woodland creating stunning bokeh and the white frost on the grass was a glow. If you look closely in the bubble you can see the the reflection of the bright orange sky ...
"I was walking along, minding my business
When out of an orange colored sky
(Flash, bam, alakazam)
A Wonderful bubble came by"
I love Nat King Cole and this particular song 'Orange Coloured Sky', so I changed the last line of this verse to go with this image, have a fabulous Tuesday ~ KissThePixel2020
I have an array of amazing plumptious pumpkins I have grown this year here at Long Acre Manor, they seemed to have ripened quite early?? Our weather has been so strange. I took this image last Sunday, four days after 36 degree heat, I think the heat followed torrential rain has ripened them... I shall keep them as long as I can in the pumpkin patch for Hallowe'en, if not, quite simply Spicy Pumpkin Soup will be made ~ KissThePixel2019
For the group: Smile on Saturday! :-)
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Theme: Starts with an 'S'
I picked 'Snails' or is it 'Smiley Snails' in the 'Sunshine on Saturday', well, I hope your Smiling at my Silly Saturday Image.
Taken with my first Mirrorless Z Lens, the newly released Nikkor Z 105mm Macro f2.8 .... It arrived this very morning at 11am (UK time).
It's a beautiful lens. The bokeh, focus and smoothness is wonderful.
Lots of smiles this Saturday
Debbie ~ KissThePixel 2021
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In the ancient swamps of Florida, where the palm fronds whisper secrets and the humidity thickens like prophecy, a lone figure rises. Clad in sleeveless garb and crowned with curls, they extend their sacred device skyward, seeking signal, guidance, or perhaps just a decent selfie angle. Locals call them the Palm Prophet, a mythic being who communes with the gods of Wi-Fi and weather apps. Legend says they once summoned a thunderstorm just to cool off. Others claim they can decode the future from the flicker of a low battery icon.
This black-and-white relic captures the moment of invocation: dramatic shadows, jungle tension, and the eternal struggle between nature and notification. Is it a prayer? A post? A plea to the algorithm? Only the fronds know.
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This is a 13th century fortified structure built as a defensive measure against the Vikings who raided, settled and controlled much of the North of Scotland between 800 and 1266 .... it still stands tall and proud, today!
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 10) ~ Creative Composition ....
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A tribute to photography’s evolution, featuring two iconic cameras—one vintage, one modern. As Flickr turns 21, this shot represents the journey of visual storytelling, from classic film photography to contemporary digital perspectives. A reminder that the camera is just a tool, but vision is timeless.
For the Group: Smile on Saturday! :-)
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Theme: Pink and Blue
Love comes in a Rainbow of colours.... todays group theme, depicted Pink and Blue 💗💙🌈
Debbie x
Flickr Lounge Week#1 Creative Composition Theme
I have two pots of begonias on my kitchen windowsill
Some more Fern, a few Pine Cones and a Christmas Bauble.
Let your imagination play...
Have a lovely Saturday...
Debbie ~ KissThePixel 2021
During Sunrise...
I wish to just give some friendly advice about the following image. If you try this image using 'crystal balls' which I purchased from Amazon, please photograph the image using your 'Live View'. I'm not a big user of 'Live View' not for any particular reason, I just like to use my camera the old way. But, these balls magnify the Sun by so much and if you were to stare down your view finder with the Sun reflecting in the crystal balls you will damage your eyes so please use 'Live View'.
I had taken my other images just before the Sun had reared her head and then within minutes she was beaming through the balls, it was quite an amazing thing to see, so I lined it up through the 'Live View' and now bring you this beautiful January Sunrise here from my beautiful garden and woodland, have a fabulous week ~ Debbie KissThePixel2020
Artistic framing of a clear blue sky with scattered clouds illuminated by sunlight from a low angle, creating a gentle glow.
A distinct crescent moon is visible in the upper part of the frame when the moon can still be seen during daylight hours. The presence of the moon during daylight indicates its phase, as a crescent moon often appears near the sun's position, making it visible during twilight or even parts of the day.
Some clouds exhibit warmer tones from the sun's low angle, while others appear in shadow. The composition focuses solely on the sky and clouds, creating a serene and expansive visual.
Taken shortly after sunrise when the sky takes on a deep blue hue due to the scattering of shorter wavelengths of light by the atmosphere.
High angle close-up framing of the rush of water up a beach from a breaking wave. The sea waves seem to carry water to wash over the beach.
Being visible, the swash zone is most associated with beach erosion and the impacts of climate change. A swash helps to build up the beach, loosing its energy and depositing its load of sand and silt.
The landward edge of the swash zone is highly variable in terms of geomorphology, and may terminate in dunes, cliffs, marshes, ephemeral estuaries and a wide variety of sand, gravel, rock or coral barriers. This influences the exchange of sediment between the land and ocean, which ultimately forms the coastline.
Shot from the seashore of Dahab, South Sinai.
Low-altitude framing of a massive white cloud with cotton-like appearance in a bright blue sky. The prominent cloud formation in the upper-middle section draws the eye and provides a focal point.
The natural contrast between the vibrant blue of the sky and the pure white of the cloud is inherently appealing and visually calming. The subtle variations in cloud density and shading add textural interest.
The image evokes feelings of tranquility, peace, and expansiveness.
Beyond physical vastness lies a metaphysical dimension that invites exploration. From sprawling landscapes to infinite skies, the sheer expansiveness of our natural world offers insights that can deepen our understanding of ourselves and the universe.
While a common subject, the specific perspective and lighting captured in this particular moment contribute to its unique aesthetic. It's a reminder of the beauty in everyday phenomena.