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Dark sunrise over Turimetta beach, Sydney. After recent big storms a lot of rock normally covered by sand has been uncovered, so lots of new compositions to be had while the sand is gone.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Breakthrough 6 stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
MORE COLOUR AND LIGHT FROM LAST WEEKEND :)
EXIF....F4....0.3 SECONDS....ISO 100....17MM....LEE 0.9H ND GRAD
Explore #493 18-aug-09
As the sun sets over Dartmoor ex-LNER HST power car #43290 leads Network Rail's "New Measurement Train" past Flow Point as it runs along the north shore of the River Teign estuary heading for Taunton from Paignton via Bristol East Yard on Friday the 14th of January 2022.
Permettons-nous de rêver aux beaux jours qui arriveront bientôt!Verdure, papillons et fleurs agrémenteront notre décor et la chaleur enveloppera nos corps réfrigérés:)))
Bonne Journée!
I'm really into taking macro shots of grass lately. I just love it but for some reason feel a little hesitant about posting them...I guess because they're a little different and have a more abstract look. (don't know) Hope you enjoy this!
Oh, I couldn't figure out which one I liked better. This one is the orientation that I shot, the one below in comments, I flipped upside down. I like both and had a really hard time deciding which one to feature first! I kept going back and forth.
The other pic is further down the page...I forgot to post it in comments initially.
For August, this is very high water flow there at Muddy Creek Falls in western Maryland. This fist evening there at the park I was only able to take this composition, as there was a strong breeze coming down the falls and mist was everywhere below making any shots impossible ... the lens would be misted over in less then a second. It's s shame as the late evening lighting there in Swallow Falls State Park was great.
I took this shot while hiking to Vernal Falls during my trip to Yosemite last summer.
Although it was the middle of the day and the light was not great, I think this picture was still able to capture the beauty of the park: giant granite monoliths, towering waterfalls (like Illilouette Falls in the background), and peaceful streams and trails.
In some areas, the intense flow of the Merced River easily drowned out the voices of nearby hikers, but in this spot, the stream was (relatively) calm. This allowed me to take some time to think about just how beautiful our Earth really is, and as I type this, I realize how I can't wait to return to Yosemite.
My local creek after heavy rains.
From the house we can hear the water roaring over the waterfall and downstream so before the heat and snakes I scrambled down to get some shots with my new 'toy' OMD5MkII/12-40 f2.8
didnt take tripod, balanced on a rock using timed exposure.
Water, freezes, drips and flows.
It matters not where it goes.
Even the ice ebbs and flows.
Why then, would it not recognize
when it sees itself in us.
For within us water too flows.
This frozen water looking back at me,
it knows, it knows.
That in me its reflection shows.
Water and leaves frozen together, photographed in a white sink with flash. Mirrored saturated colors for a more pronounced visual of the ice.