View allAll Photos Tagged Isolation
I am reliably informed (as I had no idea myself) that this is a scabious- sukkertopp in Norwegian :) ! Taken at Jordan's Mill, Bedfordshire
The sea defences at New Brighton we fully under water when we landed at the weekend but the wave action caught me eye as you can see a definate change in the direction and roughness of the waves as the water passes over., plus the sun was out and shining on Perch Rock.
*********************
HIT THE 'L' KEY FOR A BETTER VIEW! Thanks for the favs and comments. Much Appreciated.
*********************
All of my photographs are under copyright ©. None of these photographs may be reproduced and/or used in any way without my permission.
© VanveenJF Photography
A simple image on a dreary day, but I found lots to appeal from the rust browns of the hedgerows and their layers then on to the wonderful graphics of the branches.
EXPLORED! 5-23-09! Highest position #164/500...
Thanks for visiting & appreciate all your kind comments!
Have a nice day everyone!
It happened to have caught my attention while I was looking around for some landscape shot initially. Who knew, it turned out to be shooting flower instead. Taken using my EF50mm f/1.8 lens.
I built this new shelf with spare lumber found in my shed.
We're Here creating photos depicting Isolation
2020.084
The tree at Milarrochy Bay, Loch Lomond is fast becoming the Scottish iconic shot.. I noticed yesterday that there were three versions of it in the top 100 on Explore...
Texture with thanks to Skeletal Mess
Texture by Skeletalmess....Here
Somewhat Inspired by the current pandemic, New Zealand is into day 4 of lockdown and it all still feels a bit surreal.
I came to the place in my life when I had to strip the masks and stop being what others wanted me to be ,and I realized, I had created all those coping skills long ago as a child to compensate for the feelings I had of extreme loneliness.
Every time I want to relax and calm down for a while I listen to this song! (:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEITVTcGbzc
_________________________________________________________
Canon eos 1Ds mark 2 + Canon ef 50mm f:1.4
_________________________________________________________
-Follow me on I Facebook IITwitterI I500pxI
Explore #3 18/09/16
This image is somewhat of a bonus for me as the visit here was a total washout, literally, I've posted another image from here a few days later earlier on my stream as I thought it was the only one I had managed to get, the weather was dry but the tide was out... This image is pretty much what I was after originally, this day it absolutely poured down and I ended up waiting in the rain with the camera covered with a waterproof backpack cover, just hoping for a break in the rain, getting soaked in the process... when I had checked my files I hadn't managed to get anything not ruined by the rain, such is life...
Oddly though when checking the images from that trip day a few files had somehow been mixed up and put right to the end of the folder out of sequence, this being one of them, not a clue why or how but I was made up to find this long exposure image with no rain spots and a lot of nice dark cloud movement during the bad weather, a bit of a phoenix from the ashes....
This is the remains of Hawkcraig Pier, Aberdour, Fife, looking out towards Inchcolm Island and behind that the Lothian coastine towards Edinburgh, after such a frustrating day weather wise I'm made up to have actually got something from it, even more so as I didn't think I had originally.
Isolation at Lagangarbh Cottage, Buachaillie Etive Mor, Glencoe
Sony Alpha A700, Tamron 17-50mm, F16, 17mm, ISO100, Exp 0.6 Second
Hitech Soft Grad 0.6
My Flickr Photostream Please View On FlickeFlu
Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without asking my written permission. All rights reserved.....© Brian Kerr Photography 2011
There's a certain detail seen here
The pen must have slipped to the side
And left a stain
Next to his name
She knows he's gone
And isolation
Is all that will remain
The wound in her is pouring out to rest
on a lover's shore..
--
Opeth
What struck me about this, was the fact that this apparently well built building had no foot prints leading to or away from it, increasing its sense of isolation