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Wanted to get more stars in the shot, but the nearly-full moon had other plans. Ended up taking a wrong turn to the arch, so we lost a lot of 'star time' but someone showed us the way when the found us along the trail.
I had never been to the Arch so doing this hike at night for the first time, probably wasn't the best decision I've made in my adult life. Thanks to the cairns placed along the trail, we were able to make it!
By 1am I was tired, and this was the last shot I took before heading back down.
This is a composite,I wasn't too keen on the blue sky,so I added a Scottish one with some cloud cover.
After seeing Delicate Arch all over Utah (mostly on license plates), it was kinda thrilling to see it in person.
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The delicate prinia is a small warbler. This prinia is a resident breeder in southern Asia, from Turkey to North India. There are 5 subspecies, of which P. g. akyildizi, of southern Turkey is the darkest, brownest, and most heavily streaked above, and has the brightest buff flanks.
Scientific name: Prinia gracilis lepida
I only had time for a few shots and underestimated the shutter speed. I salvaged this from the way underexposed RAW file. I had to max out the brightness to get this - it was a lot darker than it looks in the image.
I still have problems painting away the layer mask on the sky without leaving some halos. Need to work on my technique.
delicate macrame mandala necklace. Soft lines and small semiprecious stones. Brown waxed thread tiger eye stone
I started my hike into the arch at 7 a.m. and there was plenty of parking. People who were in for the sunrise were just starting to return.
When I got to the arch, there were only about a dozen or so people there and they were all courteous enough to approach the arch, get their pic taken and then leave it so that we could get pics of the arch by itself.
Hello Flickr ^_^ .
Welcome me back from a longggggggg break that i've decided to take in order to catch up with other things .
This is a shot from my last photoshoot . Nothing toooo intense , but the softness and delicate feel to this , is basically what brought my attention .
Feel free to comment and ask questions like .... WHAT HAVE I BEEN DOING ALL THIS TIME !!? ;)
Nite Nite Flickr Buddies ^__^
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The second Asclep we found was even more delicate than yesterday's Aspidoglossum and grew in the same graddland areas. I first thought it would be another Aspidoglossum but it has been identified as Sisyranthus rhodesicus. It is the oly species in this genus not found in South Africa. I have been able to find very little information about this species so far but it is another one only found in the Chimanimanis and again our specimens were the first ones ever to be recorded from the Mozambique side of the mountains.
Delicate like words.
Delicate how time
so delicately runs ,
then delicately dies.
Delicate how eyes
so delicately breathe.
Delicate like you and me