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misty covering this part of city gives dramatic effect of this captured ohoto..
southeast bandung, indonesia
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Just love the way the colours are so dramatically beautiful :)
It's been quite a good Monday so far, so here's my Monday Pinks to share with you guys!
From Isafjordur we did a 1hour 20minute boat trip to the abandoned village of Hesteyri on the remote peninsula of Hornstrandir National nature reserve. Village was abandoned in 1952. This dramatic sky was on the way but we did not get rained on in all 4 days in Iceland. the smudge of white middle left is a bit of the Drangajokull glacier, the smallest one in Iceland
Each year, usually in summer, the Sahara Desert kicks up its sands and somehow it gets into the atmosphere, travels across the Atlantic Ocean and ends up in South Florida and sometimes in the skies over the Florida Keys. It casts a muted, dull glow over the islands turning what is usually a crisp tropical sky into a hazy, sometimes golden scene. It's pretty high up so it really doesn't effect the air quality, and it only last a few days, but it's quite a different look for this, the sunset capital of the world. It's a change from the vivid bright sunset colors that we are accustomed to, but quite honestly...I am very happy to see it go! ~ Islamorada, Florida
Sunset ~ Sahara Sands ~ Summer 2014 ~ Florida Keys U.S.A.
(eight more photos in the comments)
Dramatic inspiring clouds over the Pacific Ocean photographed from the area just south of the Torrey Pines Gliderport in San DIego, California. DSC_0106B
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Dramatic Tone art filter straight out of the camera. Pretty cool eh. I don't normally do this but I thought I'd try my new camera's features.
HSS!
Dramatic cloud formations hang over the Hope Valley cement works. The setting sun backlights and is diffused into beams of light and creates a subtle pink colour to the sky in the distance.
Tonight, I have just added 7 photos taken at the Saskatoon Farm, after my longish drive further SE, to look at a few old barns. Lots of colour at the Farm - lots of people, too.
Our few hot days have come to an end, at least for now, and we are back to cool, rainy days (the last two days and today, with more to come). This morning, 12 August 2019, the temperature is only 12C again.
Four days ago, 8 August 2019, was definitely more of a barn day than a bird day. A while ago, another photographer had mentioned that a few barns in a certain area SE of Calgary had been removed and I was curious to see if any of the ones I had seen before were now missing. There is one huge barn in particular that I am always hoping still stands. I would love to be able to get photos from both sides of it, but it is way out in a farmer's field that is, of course, private property. Standing in the road, I can only get a distant shot and, as often happens, I had a problem with heat distortion on distant shots. There is an old, round, wooden grain bin and a partly hidden, smaller barn just near the barn, too. I think the first time I ever saw the barn was on 21 January 2015, when I took my daughter out for the day.
My intention two days ago had been to leave early in the morning, but it was already 10:45 am when I climbed into my car. Seeing that the weather forecast for the next six days included rain on each day, I knew I just had to do this trip straight away. Some of the roads I drove to get to my destination(s) were familiar, but others less so. There are two or three highway intersections that are confusing to me and I usually end up taking the wrong turn.
For a change, I turned off the main highway going south before my usual turn, in order to shorten the distance. My first sighting was a distant Red-tailed Hawk perched on a wooden fence at a wetland that used to be a great spot, but now is totally dried up.
After a quick stop at a tiny church that I always photograph when I am out that way, I continued east till I came to the three old Mossleigh grain elevators - one of the places I always get confused about which way to drive. Ideally, a dramatic sky would have been great, but I have taken better photos in the past.
From Mossleigh, I did my usual exploring, finding that a lovely old, wooden house was still standing. I believe this was built from a kit years ago, and it remains in reasonably good condition.
Eventually, I found the large barn that I wanted to see again. It took me a while to work out which road it was on (thought I knew!), but I found it after some driving back and forth. It was good to see the smaller barn, in less then good condition, just down the road. The other two times that I have been standing in the road to take photos of this smaller barn, a lady has come along the road from a nearby farm and very kindly told me to on in and take any photos I'd like. No-one around yesterday, so I stayed on the road,of course. At one point, I happened to glance up the road and saw what I thought was someone's dog on the crest of the road. When I zoomed in on my camera, I realized it was a coyote, who started walking towards me. Unfortunately, it turned off into the field and disappeared. When I was at this smaller barn, it amused me to see a magnificent Mule near the barn, plus a horse. The Mule looked huge and was a real poser, wanting to be in almost every shot I took. Such a gorgeous creature, that I don't remember seeing there before.
Once I had taken a few photos, I started on my homeward drive, not stopping anywhere as I could see that, if I hurried, I could get to the Saskatoon Farm in time to get a meal before the restaurant closed for the day. Yay, I just made it.
Knowing that Frank Lake was only a short drive away, I couldn't resist driving back south to have a quick look. Found a couple of my friends there and spent some enjoyable time with them. Only took a few photos there, most to be deleted, before heading home. A fun day, though hot and hazy. Total distance covered was 275 km.
Couple more from the garden, f2.8 with 55mm micro nikkor.
Should be out and about again this weekend :)
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Dramatic lighting and sharp shadows highlight the athletic build in this minimalist men's editorial shot.
A high-contrast studio portrait of a muscular man in black underwear, posing against a white wall with dramatic sunlight shadows emphasizing his physique.
Taken at Oneal Lake, Brownsville, Tennessee. The distant osprey with the clouds in the background seems a bit artistic to me.
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The sunrise from the jetty at Palm Cove, Cairns northern beaches.
I have lots of other shots that have way better colours than this, but this was my favourite composition. I made sure I got up earlier this morning and the colours were awesome… bright red and pink clouds.
I'll put an extra image in the comments for the better sky.
Then we went to Cairns zoo!
Got some cool animal photos…. but animals are a lot harder to take photos of than landscapes!