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One fine windy day I had been out riding my bicycle heading west to the mountains ready for whatever photographic challenges nature had presented me with. Worlds of new ideas kept rushing past me with each peddle, opportunities arose and better ones were found. As the day grew old the wind to our back and a rising moon patiently waiting in the pastel sky we knew darkness would eat us for dinner. As the chill set in home felt further and further away. I scaled the lasting moments of the falling sun shooting out all my prevailing abstractions, all but one. A vision stored away for safe keeping, only until I found thee could I allow my mind go adrift. A gift of time is what you see here today as nature unveiled its character, even if it was for just a glimpse ones existence. Those who seek the beauty of life will find what they need. May I present to you my Minds Eye.
Crête de la Taillante / French Alps
Fine Art Print: www.papa-paper.com: www.papa-paper.com/fr/artiste/david_bouscarle-56
Suprematism is an early twentieth-century art movement focused on the fundamentals of geometry (circles, squares, rectangles, triangles). The term refers to a form of abstract art based upon "the supremacy of pure artistic expression" rather than on a visual or literal depiction of objects. It is entirely subjective and gives room to the artist to present what they think or perceive versus what they may see.
The light wasn't the best, the location is so-so, but just wanted to try some really wide angle here. 8 vertical frames.
Transportation at sea,
Neglected but left afloat,
A wonderful sight on the waters,
Picture picture on the sea.
a lone rower moves between two of the large port vessels moored at the west float dock in wirral as the morning sunrise begins
ODC-Saturated Colour
This huge hot air balloon surprised me. I could hear the pilot turning on the gas before I saw it, then it came up over the trees! I'm sure the folks in the basket were enjoying the view, but my high flying days are over!
Captured a hummingbird in flight against a gray sky. Photo was underexposed out of the camera, so a few adjustments in PS turned the sky almost white.
There's a lot I like about this photo, but alas, a bubble photo in focus it is not! I learned today how hard it is to actually get a bubble in focus. A fair bit of wind didn't help!
Teh so very hots saucy Ms. So Saucy requires teh constants inflatables dinghy-delivers supplies of goodest boys withs freshest hots saucys to floats her boats.
Ice which has calved off the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier floats serenely in the Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon, trying to decide whether to head out the channel to the ocean, or just slowly melt here.
I'am to lazy to write a proper description
Happiness is bliss. Happiness can lift us into new heights. Learning to be happy is a acquired trait,possible for anyone to obtain. We can all recognize this state of being. Happiness can be learned. Happiness doesn't pull us under ground, only taking us higher. Happiness has many false illusions. Too recognize the true virtues within awakes ourselves in an acquired skill. Using those virtues makes us weightlessness and over time requires little effort.
Model: Jess Harbron
Built for the 2018 BricksLA LEGO convention, this model represents a typical parade float from the Tournament of Roses Parade held annually in Pasadena, California on New Years Day. While similar to several floats from past parades, this is solely from my imagination! It took about a week to build and also had a large marching band on a brick built road. At next years BricksLA, it will have additional parade elements added to the display.
from a bridal earlier today . . . I can't do one without having at least one concept shot!
for Erin, who wanted it larger: farm1.static.flickr.com/128/393635197_a53276844f_o.jpg
Smile on Saturday -- Ice cream
When I was a kid, an ice cream and Orange Crush float was one of my favourite ways to consume ice cream. So when the theme was announced, a float was my first thought. It turned out to be a bit more challenging than I thought it would be.
I set up my shot, lighting, tripod etc minus the ice cream, using just a glass with Orange Crush in it. So far so good. I had the glass only about 2/3 full to allow room for the ice cream as I planned to make the float without moving the glass. Though I'd left room, I had not figured in how much the carbonated beverage would foam up when the ice cream was added. It flowed down the outside of the glass and submerged the ice cream. So I had to eat that one and go back to the drawing board.
The lengths I go to for my art! Tonight I am going to try my third float of the day. It will be an adult float as it will feature a splash of blood-orange gin in it. :-)
Disclaimer: No butterflies were harmed in the making of this float.