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3/20……. The ANSH scavenger13 item is smoke and I’m *not* going to light up a puffie, I thought I’d use this as a wildcard.
The Macro Mondays’ theme for 10/18 (2021) is smoke. Took more than 150, culled it down to 20 then 18 (see the screenshot), then further down to 6, but it’s midnight and I still haven’t chosen the one I’ll post. Some major dithering coming up.
Used a stick of incense— thank you, DD. If there is a ducky in the picture/background, it is a mini witch, which it about an inch and a half tall.
In camera selective color
Sigma 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 DC Macro
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Another shot taken from the footpath leading from Diano Borello to Diano Castello.
Digitally developed with ACR and enhanced with Photoshop CS4.
Photo, decor and Right Model by Purple Leonis ' Nel4481)
Left Model by Lillynot Jinx
Pose Photo couple "Haunted" by Spartin Parx Event Pose Fair 2018 => HERE
Sunrise at Mesa Arch, every photographer dream... We all have in mind this amazing picture of the sun rising over the La Sal mountains, hitting the bottom of the arch, creating an amazing scenery.
I was determined to get one of those, but you know what? Nature flipped me off. Lots of clouds and no sun. Kind of a bummer when you've traveled thousand of miles and when you know this is probably the only attempt you'll have in you life to take this shot.
Anyway, the landscape was amazing so I enjoyed my breakfast here and tried to make the most of the weather situation ! This picture might not be as impressive as the "usual" views of Mesa Arch but I liked the glow and the clouds/sunbeams were very interesting.
Even without the sun, it was an amazing moment.
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Not photoshopped. A loaded coal train from West Elk Mine rolls uphill into Thompson Springs, Utah as late afternoon thunderstorms subside and the setting sun imposes a double rainbow and magnificent storm light over the landscape. By nightfall, the coal train will assault the grades of Soldier Summit and I will continue my eastward trek home.
I hope you all had a great weekend
This was what we saw our first night in Yellowstone
CD Pick of the day: Velvet Revolver - Libertad
Ayrmer Cove is a beautiful, secluded sandy beach, which you can reach on foot most easily from either Challaborough Beach or the nearby village or Ringmore.
On this particular day we walked down from the National Trust car park and were surprised at the fury of the Ocean and you can imagine my desperation to capture the mood. First of all I took some LE a couple way back in this account but my remote release stopped working (and why I bought cable releases now for my camera’s) I just don’t tether my iPhone never have. It was possibly the most exhilarating photo session I personally ever had. It was very cold and very windy but I loved it...
Below is the link where the famous Shark fin rock is more clearly visible...
First light on Oregon's Smith Rock, reflected in Crooked River.
I posted a technicolor version of this image yesterday. I rendered another version in b/w. While I like the color version, I prefer this monochome version. Sometimes b/w is simply more dramatic, IMHO.
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