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Ice flow covering the East River facing the New York Skyline.
Shot with the Koni-OmegaRapid. February 2015.
This photo was shot during the Dolomites West June 2014 photo workshop. See workshops here www.hanskrusephotography.com/Hans-Kruse-Photo-Workshops/W...
a little Sunday abstract - who knows if some composition ideas of abstract painters, artists were not inspired by distortions seen through glass...
Tonight's sunset along the south coast was simply AMAZING! Pinks and reds filled the sky and I was down at my local river bank watching the awesome display. Sadly due to bad planning on my part, I realised I couldn't get down into the section of river which I had my heart set on. Instead I stood there and watched the brilliant end to the day and shot down at the river without any of the sky in the frame. For what I thought was going terribly wrong I realised that the flowing water was picking up the colour nicely. Sometimes you just have to go with the flow....
Observing the flow. Another version inside.
Taken at the Oubangui River, Central African Republic.
I am still away. Thank you for your visits and comments while I'm absent from Flickr. I will visit your streams as soon as possible.
“To look life in the face, always, to look life in the face, and to know it for what it is...at last, to love it for what it is."
Virginia Woolf
Glad I wore shorts this day! Getting a little wet in the name of capturing good water flow :-)
Very low swell this time but an occasional set did come in.
5 stop ND and 3 stop grad ND
Captured with Sony A7 + Nikon Ai-S 28mm f/2.8
Watch the early morning sun
Drip like blood from the day
See the crazy people run
So many games to play
See the blue suburban dream
Under the jet plane sky
Sleep away and dream a dream
Life is just a lullaby
The neon lights in the night tonight will say
Everything will flow
The stars that shine in the open sky will say
Everything will flow
The lovers kissed with an openness will say
Everything will flow
The cars parked in the hypermarket know
Everything will flow
Borage is native to the Mediterranean region and has naturalized in many other locales. Already during the middle ages, the plant has been cultivated in Central Europe. Since then, it has made it's way further north and into other parts of the world, notable North America. The flower, which is know for its blue colour, is actually rose coloured at first but turns blue over time.
Convolvulus sepium Linnaeus, 1753 = Calystegia sepium (Linnaeus) R. Br., 1810 = Calystegia sepium ssp. baltica Rothm., 1963 = Calystegia sepium ssp. roseata Brummitt, 1967 = Calystegia sepium ssp. sepium = Calystegia sepium var. maritima (Gouan) Choisy, 1845 = Convolvulus laetus Salisb., 1796 = Convolvulus major Bubani, 1897 = Convolvulus maritimus Gouan, 1764 = Convolvulus repens Linnaeus, 1753 = Convolvulus sagittatus Dulac, 1867 = Convolvulus sepium var. maritimus (Gouan) Loret & Barrandon, 1876 = Volvulus sepium (Linnaeus) Junger, 1890, le liset ou grand liseron, grande vrillée, grand liseron des haies, calystégie.
Detail of a painting, somewhat tweaked, seen at SF MOMA. I thought was interesting how similar this image is to some abstracts that I did of water reflections. www.flickr.com/photos/booksin/50875184712/in/dateposted-p...
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