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The day draws to a close on Southwick Beach, West Sussex - October 2020.
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A Clouded Yellow Butterfly seen on the South Downs, 19th September 2020. It was cloudy weather so the light is not ideal. But worth viewing large if you have the time.
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Lancing seafront, West Sussex - October 2021.
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Light in the woods reveals this Demoiselle, poised and ready to take off for another flight. Edburton, West Sussex - July 2022.
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Southwick beach, West Sussex - 2023.
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A view from the South Downs way towards Edburton and the Sussex Weald - July 2022.
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Part of my project ›Borderland, Borderless‹ - an inquiry along the former inner-German border.
Even more than 30 years after the reunification of Germany, there is this borderless borderland. All objects photographed form a topography of this particular society.
A book about this project will be published at the end of 2021, this picture however is not in the book.
Part of my project ›Borderland, Borderless‹ - an inquiry along the former inner-German border.
Even more than 30 years after the reunification of Germany, there is this borderless borderland. All objects photographed form a topography of this particular society.
A book about this project will be published at the end of 2021, this picture however is not in the book.
Part of my project ›Borderland, Borderless‹ - an inquiry along the former inner-German border.
Even more than 30 years after the reunification of Germany, there is this borderless borderland. All objects photographed form a topography of this particular society.
A book about this project will be published in a few weeks, this picture however is not in the book.
I love the doors, it is a photographic subject that I really like, because they give a lot of play and come in all shapes and colors.
But this was different because I had not seen anything like it. It is actually half door, the other half, given the low light was completely dark. I found in a farmhouse inhabited near Ogassa while I was walking looking for autumnal forest.
I suppose that must be the gates from one corral, but because of the total darkness of the interior, I did not dare to make more inquiries, lest came the farmer with a shotgun and with little desire to parley with a stranger who entered in his possessions .
Normally, they are very good people and eager to talk but now, no longer trust anyone. Me neither. Not going to be that they let go of the dogs.
He had always believed that photography was a safe and risk-free activity, but just in case, I left as fast as I could.
No more to say, a door is a door, just caught my attention textures and contrasts.
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Me encantan las puertas, es un tema fotográfico que me gusta mucho, pues dan mucho juego y las hay de todas las formas y colores.
Pero esta come aparte, ya que no había visto nada parecido. En realidad es media puerta, la otra mitad, dada la poca luz, estaba completamente en penumbra. La encontré en una masía habitada cerca de Ogassa mientras paseaba buscando bosques otoñales.
Supongo que deben ser las puertas de un corral, pero debido a la oscuridad total del interior, no me atreví a hacer mas averiguaciones, no fuera que saliera el payés con la escopeta y con pocas ganas de parlamentar con un desconocido que entraba en su territorio. Normalmente, son muy buena gente y con ganas de charlar pero actualmente, ya no se fían de nadie. Y yo menos. No vaya a ser que me suelten los perros.
Siempre había creído que la fotografía era una actividad segura y sin riesgos, pero por si acaso me fui lo más rápido que pude.
No hay más que contar, una puerta es una puerta, solo me llamaron la atención sus texturas y contrastes.
Update: I've gotten lots of inquiries about this picture so thought I would share the story with you. We found this little one last weekend down at the railroad tracks. She was stuck in between the rails and was so tiny that she couldn't get over the rail with the rest of her family, which we saw crossing the tracks way ahead of where we were walking. A short bit later I saw something hopping ahead on the tracks and thought it was a bird but it wasn't... it was this tiny baby duck. M rescued her and brought her over to the area where her family went down, just up from the wetlands. We both HOPE and pray she found her way back to her family. And yes, I wanted to take her home but... I wanted her to be with her family even more. Such a gift to have been in the right place at the right time.
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Part of my project ›Borderland, Borderless‹ - an inquiry along the former inner-German border.
Even more than 30 years after the reunification of Germany, there is this borderless borderland. All objects photographed form a topography of this particular society.
A book about this project will be published in a few weeks, this picture however is not in the book.
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Part of my project ›Borderland, Borderless‹ - an inquiry along the former inner-German border.
Even more than 30 years after the reunification of Germany, there is this borderless borderland. All objects photographed form a topography of this particular society.
A book about this project will be published in a few weeks, this picture however is not in the book.
© Κατερινα 2019. All Rights Reserved
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"Swinging in the back yard
pull up in your fast car
whistling my name
Open up a beer
and let's play a video game..."
- thank you Susan for the title -
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No use allowed without a license.
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Many buildings in Uxmal are decorated with stone masks of the Mayan gods. Uxmal was one of the greatest cities of the Mayan civilization, flourishing in IX - X centuries. It was completely and suddenly abandoned circa 1000 AD; the reason for this event is subject to scientific inquiry.
Многие здания в Ушмале украшены каменными масками богов. Ушмаль являлся одним из самых великих городов, построенных цивилизацией индейцев Майя. Его расцвет пришёлся на IX - X века, примерно во времена ранней Киевской Руси. Ушмаль внезапно полностью обезлюдел на рубеже X и XI веков; причины этого события изучаются учёными.
The fields are getting so tall.
Cornstalks a plenty.
It'll be getting cold soon.
Do we hibernate?
I never really put that much time into my photos.... but was taught a couple neat tricks by a friend and figured, needed a creative pursuit. Not very good and took me longer to do than I care to admit. But hey, gotta start somewhere?
Long Exposure Photographs of the Old City of Dubrovnik.
I help aspiring and established photographers get noticed so they can earn an income from photography or increase sales. My blog, Photographer’s Business Notebook is a wealth of information as is my Mark Paulda’s YouTube Channel. I also offer a variety of books, mentor services and online classes at Mark Paulda Photography Mentor
All images are available as Museum Quality Photographic Prints and Commercial Licensing. Feel free to contact me with any and all inquiries.
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January on the downland slopes of Glynde, East Sussex - 2022.
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Just when I thought they were gone for another year....a Common Blue on the South Downs, September 2019.
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Title quote: StoryPeople by Brian Andreas
be green...
the fresh herbs series... a short series...
Thanks for looking ... :-)
Catch up soon...
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Jasper plops his face on the couch when he wants to make an inquiry. He's usually asking if we want to play
Of course, the first question was, "Where's Alex and why is the canopy open at 10,000 feet?"
Bakersfield, California 2014
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Not much time lately, preparing an art show at a local hotel .
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Species # 1284
(Catamenia inornata)
Join us on our next November trip to the enchanted mountains of the Cauca Valley in Colombia.
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Young male Australian King-parrot (Alisterus scapularis) making a polite inquiry.
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A delicate yet powerful portrait of a Sri Lankan woman, immersed in a textured, abstract background. Her serene expression and the vibrant pink flower she holds symbolize resilience, grace, and the beauty of simplicity. The painting, created using mixed media techniques, combines raw, expressive lines with layered colors, evoking a sense of depth and emotion.
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Wanted to see if i could pickup the feather details, turned out ok.
This image by Jeff S. PhotoArt is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License
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A visit to London will undoubtedly feed your mind and soul. It is impossible to leave London and not be inspired, tired, or challenged. London's effect on you are great. She seeps into every part of your being without you noticing.
A visit to London is like a love affair that never really ends. The city is always on your mind. You crave her and everything London offers long after you leave. You miss the sounds of London, the rumble of the London Underground, and navigating the crowded streets. Crossing over London Bridges remains in your memory. Iconic places such as St Paul's Cathedral or Trafalgar Square stay etched in your mind. Maybe the views from Waterloo Bridge or the wide spans view of London from Primrose Hill are still in your mind when you close your eyes.
You'll always remember London.
My affair with London began more than thirty years ago. The city has made a huge impact on me. I often like to say - "Everything I've Learned About Life I Learned From London."
My love of live theatre began in London when I saw "Daisy Pulls It Off" at the Globe Theatre, which is now the Gielguld Theatre. I saw magic when the curtain went up and I was captivated until the finals bows and the curtain came down. Even today I attend live theatre performances like most people see movies. Theatre taught me a bit about being dramatic and I use the lessons I learned in my photography. Funny that.
I help aspiring and established photographers get noticed so they can earn an income from photography or increase sales. My blog, Photographer’s Business Notebook is a wealth of information as is my Mark Paulda’s YouTube Channel. I also offer a variety of books, mentor services and online classes at Mark Paulda Photography Mentor
All images are available as Museum Quality Photographic Prints and Commercial Licensing. Feel free to contact me with any and all inquiries.
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Black-and-yellow grosbeak, Narkanda, Himachal Pradesh, India
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The other day, my friend was nice enough to make a life-long dream of mine come true - fly! I've wanted to get my private pilot's license since I was 2ft tall. :-)
What an incredible experience. I had THE biggest smile on my face the entire time. Ultimate kid-in-a-candy store experience. I couldn't stop smiling if my life depended on it. :D
Now for the sidenote... This is an iPhone pic! (Sidenote sidenote: captain put the wrong battery into the 5D, and my film camera decided it didn't love me either (film never caught onto the spool apparently...@*($^!#))
:P
And yes, Iliveinadream. Most strategic dissertation topic decision ever? Uhhu (:
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