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The morning light coming from behind and through these flowers was too hard to resist. I used Kim's Luminous and 123 textures
Outside it was raining... just look at the grey background. Sitting in my office I suddenly noticed the wonderful sunny colors of these little flowers in my vase... Just had to take the camera out!
Old school... or former shoolhouse. This house was build in 1847 and used as
a school until the 1960's
When I was on my way to the vinyard I passed a fence with poison ivy growing all over... and full of busy wasps trying to get some of the last nectar. Unfortunately the pics with the whole bunch of them didn't turn out focused enough.
After Self Realization we will remain as we were, but will be guided by the light of the Soul. This light will assist us in dissolving faults and becoming nonviolent.
Taken with my Canon Powershot G2
technically seen no perfection at all... but I really liked the "red mood" ;)
An instant fave with her Saturday smile!
here is a photo of her a year ago, she is growing up: flickr.com/photos/7930204@N04/1535515275/in/set-721576023...
Marine Rescue volunteer reading the weather details.
An excellent location to teach my photography class a little practical shooting. A sunny afternoon with plenty of light (sometimes too much) to practice the "exposure triangle".
After Self Realization we will remain as we were, but will be guided by the light of the Soul. This light will assist us in dissolving faults and becoming nonviolent.
An excellent location to teach my photography class a little practical shooting. A sunny afternoon with plenty of light (sometimes too much) to practice the "exposure triangle".
Discarded Christmas trees once again provide light, and this time heat as well. The fire department collects the trees for a small donation and then in late January sets the pile ablaze to the delight of children (and photographers) amongst the hundreds of onlookers. There was no wind on this 20 degree night so the flames got high. Flames look amazing when you freeze them in a photograph. I've applied my "Inner Light" process to this image.