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When we came upon this didn`t know whether to feel angry or just upset, I think angry more than anything .
This is in the same area as yesterdays shot, but a good half mile or more from a road, somebody would have to carry this without making it obvious where they were going.
Fly tipping has sadly become more common as local councils like ours restrict tip deposits to appointment only, the council will pick up waste from your property but there is a charge for that which could well have a bearing on the amount of fly tipping going on.
The tracks leading into my foreground are made by the farmer as he goes to check on his sheep each day, just to make sure there are no legs in the air .
A trip out with the camera in the woods this morning, a nice couple of hours in peace solitude and concentration.
In the middle: Big Shower / Grosze Dusche by German artist Rainer Fetting, 1981. To the right: Sumokämpfer Blau by Berlin artist Salomé.
At the exhibition New Wild Painters (Neue Wilde) in Groninger Museum, Groningen, Holland.
New Wild Painters presents an overview of the figurative painting of the early 1980s in West Germany. Young, ‘wild’ painters rebelled against the abstract art at that time.
The head of Borrowdale, one of my favourite places in the Lake District, with Eagle Crag prominent on the centre right.
This was taken from the footpath from Grange to Seatoller, a beautiful walk with wonderful views.
Tarn Hows on Tuesday evening. There wasn't a huge amount of great light about, but a bit of colour started to creep into the sky late on.
I went for a long exposure to try to get a bit of drama in the shot but I'm not sure how I feel about it. I think the dynamism of the sky might be at odds with the serenity of the rest of the scene. Or maybe I'm over thinking it!
I have the hardest time getting up on Thursday. Hopefully this pic will make it all easier. Have a great day!!
PS. San Francsico bokeh :-D
Tarn Hows, Lake District, UK
© 2015 Paul Newcombe. Don't use without permission.
I just missed a little light as I arrived and tried to park at the incredibly busy Tarn Hows. Though the overcast conditions, to me, felt very Turner-esque.
This is one of the cats staying around me at my room in Santorini. She was so friendly and had a very sweet voice. I wonder how she and the other cats are doing... I miss them a lot!!!
I heard Greece is a cat paradise and you see a lot cats around, but in fact it was a country of dogs;D I was surprised to see so many BIG dogs wandering about here and there. They were also friendly, though they made some fights among them, and followed me for some foods. I guess it made cats away from me and I couldn't take as many photos as I had expected:((
I wanted to share a little bit about my thought process when creating a photo, so here it is on my blog
For Michelle. Thank you for everything.
And now, I'm off to pick up a tutu that my good friend made for me from scratch, play in the mud, and act like a ballerina.
I ask no one in particular. Sometimes there's an answer but then ultimately there's not for the things that happen.
How to win your girl.
How to be romantic to your girl:
Dine her.
Call her.
Hug her.
Support her.
Hold her.
Surprise her.
Compliment her.
Smile to her.
Listen to her.
Laugh with her.
Cry with her.
Romance her.
Believe in her.
Cuddle with her.
Shop with her.
Give her jewelry.
Buy her flowers.
Hold her hand.
Write love letters to her.
Go to the end of the earth and back for her again.
How to win your man:
Show up naked and bring food.
I'm posting more than my normal amount of photo's today because I'm going missing for a few days :-)
Not sure what to call it.. Hartsop Valley, Patterdale Valley ?????
I was meant to be meeting (well possibly) Jim,Simon and Iain at Brothers Water this morning but as fate would have it i got a bit sidetracked on the way there.I was less than 10 minutes drive away when i just had to stop on the shoreline of Ullswater.It was still quite dark but the distant snow topped peaks stood out like a row of lighthouse's and it was a scene i just had to try and capture.
This was the view looking from Glencoyne across Ullswater and down into the Patterdale valley with the sun hiding somewhere behind the fell to the left.The sky was once again cloudless,but at least it had a pinkish glow to add a touch of colour to the early morning.
Im sorry i missed you guys if you were further up the road but you will know there ain't no mobile signal up them parts so i couldn't even ring you :(
If you did go i hope you got some great shots and i'll catch up with you's in the Ramble group later today.
I hope everyone has a great weekend :)
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She is a beautiful girl with the mood in the photo captured light was great. Timeless black and white.
I was surprised to see the Merganser all alone in the snow maybe the snow was warmer than the water. The water shots are so much better the white snow kind of washed out the picture. But he is still there for all that didn't get a shot of him yet.
I worked in the garden this morning and planted a couple lilac trees, until the rain came. I just can’t clean anything else, at least for today, smiling, so I played. I sat down on the sofa and enjoyed a few hours of learning about digital painting on my photographs with @photoshop. How was the first part of your Thursday?