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This was the view from my bedroom window in Southall - from my birth until I left the parental home in my 20s. I always appreciated being able to see beautiful sunsets.

 

Southall history - archaeological evidence has shown Southall’s lineage to date as far back as Palaeolithic times, and written archives dating from AD 830 onwards have recorded the area variously known as Sudhale, Southalle, Hesse-cum-Southall, Southolt, Soutnoor, Southwould and finally Southall, as having progressively evolved from rural fiefdom, rustic hamlet and Industrial Age town, to independent Municipal Borough and finally, to today’s Greater London suburb. More info here: www.southall-history.co.uk

 

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A setting looking to the east while taking in views of Yosemite Valley. My thinking in composing this image was to capture a layered look, or more appropriately one of a look beyond. Nearby would be the forest of trees at the edge of a grassy meadow I was standing in. Beyond would be peaks and ridges of the Cathedral Rocks. Because of the haze and smoke present in the skies above from nearby wildfires, I decided to close in on the focal length to ensure that I minimized those skies while focusing on the trees and mountains.

Looking north along White Edge from the trig column.

edge of blue

 

This image was taken at MFD, for a life-size magnification of 1:1

 

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Baslow Edge, Peak District, UK

 

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With clear skies forecast I thought I'd be guaranteed some direct light. However, it took around half an hour for the sun to clear cloud on the horizon. Just in time to catch a little colour in the sky.

A quiet conversation between seasons.

for 7DoS: the edge of the deck (the water below) with a small covering of icy snow ... not quite covering the edges of each plank :)

A sapling Beech tree growing on the edge of the dark and misty forest

View from Edge Hill

M.O.D Bunkers.

"It is at the edge of a petal that love waits."

(William Carlos Williams)

 

Have a lovely day!

 

View On Black

An early morning on Curbar Edge.

Looking towards Over Owler Tor and Millstone Edge.

The corner edge of a Toll of Aluminum Foil hanging over the pool…

View from the top of Erie Falls in Ricketts Glen State Park, Pennsylvania.

Curbar Edge, Peak District, UK

 

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Braving the crowds.

Frosted rocks of Stanage Edge.

Some sunset colors on the coast, near Harbourville, N.S., with subdued reflections in the calm waters. The colors in the sky were warm and few, while the coastline delivered a jagged edged silhouette. It was also interesting how the jagged edges of the clouds, did their best to emulate the coastline.

 

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the macromonday theme for tomorrow (10/17) is edge-- this braided christmas star ornament is one of the 4 possibilities :) methinks i like the composition and the light on this one the best, although the ziplock bag is way cool :) (see the ziplock bag below in the comments section)

Ryde, Isle of Wight, 1988

A trip to Alderley Edge Woods, Cheshire for fungi. Just started on this sequence when it went very dark and poured with rain. Managed to salvage this composition of three shots stacked.

Win Hill seen across the Derwent Valley from Bamford Edge in the early morning light.

On the edge of Niagara Falls from the Canadian side. Hope everyone is having a great day today. :-)

Peak District national park

July night, high above the Baltics, the sky yet wore the traces of a passing storm.

 

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Howden Moors in the Upper Derwent Valley.

A precipitously perched barbed wire fence terminates at the edge of a sea cliff near Solva, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Wales, UK. The tiny Islands pictured are, (from foreground to background,) The Mare, Green Scar and Black Scar.

The view from Curbar Edge across the Derwent Valley on a bright, crisp morning.

EF 100mm f/2.8L at f/2.8 + 36mm extension

Brandywine Falls... taken while leaning over the edge of a railing

 

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More vegetative closeups

The narrow path of the 'Giddy Edge' walk on High Tor near Matlock. The drop off to the right, a sheer 300 feet!

Every year we have been

witness to it: how the

world descends

 

into a rich mash, in order that

it may resume....

 

Complete poem and fashion details at Around the Grid

 

Photographed in Good Memories region

Frost on the edge of the leaves

 

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