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A Delicate Cycnia (Cycnia tenera) avoids the limelight on moth night and feeds on a flower at Butterfly Park.
This rose may be a bit beat-up around the edges, but it's still rather lovely.
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Year 3, Day 145
[Total Consecutive Days: 875]
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A panorama of Delicate Arch from near the Delicate Arch view point. This is the easiest way to see Delicate Arch, but if you have the time I would recommend hiking to the arch itself. It is truly breathtaking.
A boulder maintains a delicate balance atop ten of thousands of years of sedimentary rock. This can be seen on the trail to the Cabrillo National Monument tidepools.
Utah's pièce de résistance, the Delicate Arch in Arches National Park stands 20 metres tall against a backdrop of the snow-capped La Sal Mountains. During my visit in late October, the arch was hit with strong golden light as the sun was setting.
September 19, 2024 - Our next stop at Arches National Park was to the iconic Delicate Arch. It required a vigorous hike since we parked at the Lower Delicate Arch Viewpoint. Tara, Nancy, Mike and I were the only people from our group that decided to take the hike.
Another shot of Delicate Arch. Posted to promote my dad's photostream that I just helped him set up. Take a look at this INCREDIBLE sunrise shot of Delicate Arch that he took many years ago here. My Dad has been taking wildlife and landscape photography for almost 40 years and I'm glad I was able to convince to put some of his stuff on here.
Pink roses in a glass vase.
The black background of the television screen emphasizes the delicate colours of the petals.
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"The great events of life often leave one unmoved; they pass out of consciousness, and, when thinks of them, become unreal. Even the scarlet flowers of passion seem to grow in the same meadow as the poppies of oblivion. We reject the burden of their memory, and have anodynes against them. But the little things, the things of no moment, remain with us. In some tiny ivory cell the brain stores the most delicate, and the most fleeting impressions."
— Oscar Wilde
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This is the first time I have tried actually shooting in black and white with my 7D, I did not realise that it had so many settings, including a few filters for monotone. This one was SOOC with no setting adjusted. I really liked the high key effect the black and white gave this small orange rose. I think I am going to have a lot of fun here. Not sure that I will get much time to get out and about before this assignment is due, so I think I may have the theme my shots around items I find at home and work :-0
Module 1 homework: "To take a b&w jpeg with no cropping, tweaking or enhancement... straight out of camera"
Although it's one of the most photographed things in Utah (taking pride of place on the Utah registration plates), you can't go to Arches National Park without getting your own Delicate Arch shot at sunset. The 20+ other people with tripods there that afternoon felt the same way and we got what we came for with a nice clear sunset.
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Tudo que parece meio bobo é sempre muito bonito, porque não tem complicação. Coisa simples é lindo. E existe muito pouco. (...)
[Caio F.]
This is one of my mothers hydrangea's now in full bloom. It seems such a delicate flower but at the same time a very sturdy bush.
Delicate snowflakes on spider web. I took this and the others that will follow through the window with my macro. Hopefully some of the web can be seen in some of the other pictures.
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I remember my very first glimpses of Delicate Arch. It was on a stormy evening. Ominous clouds covered up the better part of the sky while a steady downpour washed away any hopes of getting good light there. Then, out of nowhere, the clouds on the western horizon parted and gave way to sunlight, resulting in a rainbow that arched over the nearby wash.
And out there, perched delicately on a sharp slope lay the massive arch of Delicate Arch, seemingly defying gravity and geology in a graceful confluence of beauty and color, both exaggerated by the deep orange light lighting up the sides of the arch.
I vowed to get closer the next day, and I arrived there after a short hike under the harsh mid-day sun. The short shadows resulted in an absolute lack of any depth perception in the images I shot, a factor only exaggerated when I removed all the colors from the scene. I, however, still like the image for the deep shadows and textures on the arch.
This particular shot was composed with a wide angle lens and shot at ISO 200, F11 at 1/125s
Arches National Park
UT USA