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Delicate Arch. Arches National Park, Utah, USA.

#2 On Interestingness for June 25, 2005

Made with Simon Says Stamp Delicate Flower using Zig Clean Color Real Brush markers and Altenew sentiment

Model-Vanessa Perrin

Velvet red dress made by me

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The little people go see Delicate Arch, Moab, Utah.

Tiltshifted SX-70 Polaroid.

That delicate forest flower,

With scented breath and look so like a smile,

Seems, as it issues from the shapeless mould,

An emanation of the indwelling Life,

A visible token of the upholding Love,

That are the soul of this great universe

-William Cullen Bryant-

You'll be seeing a lot of the delicate Delicate Arch in the next few days so sit back and prepare to see a few minutes pass here and there... This was just a few minutes after sunrise - for those keeping track.

How can something as harsh as winter be so delicate?

 

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These flowers are tiny, about 4mm each.

Arches National Park. Kodak ProImage 100 film, Canon ELAN 7 film camera.

Solenostomus leptosoma captured during a night dive

 

Maeda Point, Okinawa, Japan

Chicago Botanic Garden

Glencoe IL

desert flower, 192/365

Arches National Park, November 2013 (working off our turkey on the morning after Thanksgiving!).

 

[Canon 24-105mm f/4.0]

These feathers were less than 1 inch long - from a sparrow that one of the magpies got yesterday. I scared the magpie off, and picked up these feathers for a later shot.

 

For Macro Mondays theme Oct 12 of unusual patterns. I used the macro lens along with a 36mm extension tube.

 

Day 285

It's just that it's delicate

White flowers growing in soil

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So another 50mm f1.8 shot here, really pleased with the outcome of this, I like the delicate focus on the petals and the vibrant bokeh!

Hope you like it to guys 

Constructive criticism and thoughts welcome! :) I'd love to hear what you think!

 

...[ Camera ] ... Canon 400D

...[ Lens ] ... Canon 50mm f1.8.

...[ Settings ] ... 0.006" @ f/1.8, ISO 100.

...[ Editing ] ... 1 RAW file, tweaked in LR3.

...[ Filters ] ... None

 

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the crowd that gathers to view delicate arch is almost as interesing as the arch. delicate arch. arches national park. moab.utah

A yellow delicate flower. Yellow,apart from spreading a wave of beauty, represents success and pride. Green symbolizes youthfulness and optimism. Together they spread the key for success.

This photo was taken from a Sunset flight over Arches National Park, offered from Moab by Red Tail Aviation.

 

Special thanks to our pilot for the day, Shane Gonzales, for his enthusiasm in showing us around and making sure we got the best possible shots!

 

In this photo - Another view of Delicate Arch

 

Camera :- Nikon D700

Lens :- Nikon 70-200mm F2.8 VR

 

Delicate Arch about an hour before sunset. Arches NP, Utah

 

If any explosion could appear delicate, fireworks can. Great shapes and colors.

Day 2 on the Great Allegheny Passage bike trip, West Newton to Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania.

 

A particularly delicate and beautiful waterfall somewhere between Connellsville and Ohiopyle.

 

See More: My Great Allegheny Passage page.

“Happy is the soul that has something to look backward to with pride, and something to look forward to with hope.” – Oliver G. Wilson

 

10-year old Pará Miri in the doorway of her family’s humble bamboo and timber dwelling, in the Paratí-Mirim village situated approximately 40 minutes from the coastal historic town of Paratí, state of Rio de Janeiro. This is where Pará Miri’s family live with their tribe of approx. 100 Guarani Mbyá Indians.

 

Arches National Park

Nikon FM2, E100SW, 27-70, 1/8 F11.5, ml

We might kiss when we are alone

When nobody's watching

We might take it home

We might make out when nobody's there

It's not that we're scared

It's just that it's delicate

One of the very rare and delicate species of flower @ Kaas

**Can anyone tell me the name of this Flower..

 

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I dug my prom dress out of it's hiding spot in the back of my closet! It's a vintage Jessica McClintock/Gunne Sax that belonged to my Mom in the seventies. The back detail was added by my awesome Mom, the night before prom, when I decided at the very last possible minute that I wanted to wear this dress even though it was far too small. She pulled a small miracle to make this work, and I still feel like a princess when i wear it.

 

(Bob calls me his delicate flower, because I cry so easily. I've stopped taking my birth control pills, maybe I won't cry quite as easily now. Maybe I'll be able to sleep through the night again.)

 

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