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I saw this one leaf from the bamboo shoots stand out and felt the "EDGE" was the way I wanted.. and irresistible. It was floating by itself 😊 The angle was an unexpected result n hope u like it.
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Side of PWC. More London.
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Lake’s Edge. © Copyright 2023 G Dan Mitchell.
Rocks, autumn leaves, and moving water at the edge of a subalpine Sierra Nevada lake.
In a sense, this is a sort of accidental photograph. We had gone to a particular subalpine lake early in the morning because it was likely that the aspen colors would be peaking and because the overall scene had the prospect of including the fall colors, high and rugged peaks in morning light, and still water to reflect it all. As happens sometimes, one of those conditions wasn’t met — it was tremendously windy and the lake’s surface was not producing the reflections that we hoped for.
But I have learned — even though I occasionally forge the lesson — that if the thing you came for isn’t there it is a good idea to look around to see what other, unanticipated possibilities there might be. In this case, this one was literally at my feet. (I actually had to back up a bit from where I was standing to get it all in the frame.) At the shoreline the turbulent water had pushed some of the colorful leaves up into small piles near some interesting rocks, and the water and wet surfaces reflected the light from the sky and sunlit peaks.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
It was the edges that drew my attention to this scene. The light was setting over a distant mountain and touching the edge of the trees. After a number of shots and various compositions, it was the dark log on the bottom right that anchored it just right.
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Curbar Edge #3
Sadly no sunrise to speak of as the sun was quite high when it finally broke through the fog and mist.
Great conditions to test the new Fuji X-T2
A view of Rushup Edge from the slopes of Mam Tor.
Castleton, Derbyshire
The light wasn't great so I had to do my best with the light on offer.
Edge of escarpment at Stanage Edge, Peak District. The light on this particular day was quite special enhancing the the colours of the flora and gritstone. Pentax67. Kodak Portra 400.
View from the Bryce Canyon Rim Trail with the cliff of a hoodoo ridge and the strange stone formations on top. Utah
Ranworth Church (St Helen's) has a history that goes back over 900 years but most is from the 14th & 15th century. The painted medieval screen from the 15th century is the most complete and best example in the country. It is located on the edge of Ranworth Broad in Norfolk and popular with travellers in boats.
Ghent, Belgium
My daughter and I recently traveled to Belgium and the Netherlands. We began in Belgium staying in Ghent. If you would like to read more about our trip and see more photos, check out my post Ghent, Belgium: Staying on the Edge of a Canal on my blog Batteredsuitcase.net
July Creek, Olympic National Park, Washington
Peering through the edge of the rainforest, we catch a glimpse of Lake Quinault. The cleanly cut stump indicates that this area was logged at one point before it was brought into the Olympic National Park.
It's been a while since I managed to get out in the dark and shoot something. Dodging the wild deer up on Curbar Edge in the Peak District
a flickr friend suggested a new name title for this picture previously titled "a house nearby" ..with his permission i changed it to "silver edge" ...thanks Hope