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I was fascinated that the sunrise reflections from the car faithfully reproduced the sky colors in layers from orange through gold to blue skies above...
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Morning after the first snow. The EXIF info isn't accurate by 3 days. Keep changing it but keeps going back 3-days lol.
A layer of white velvet as the sun was rising. Trying to catch the colors of the morning sun.
I don't practice telefoto landscapes much, but Bryce Canyon NP is the perfect place to use zoom lenses for unique landscapes. There are so many different hoodoos and layers in Bryce that almost every composition will be unique. Here is a shot that I focused on the large brighter hoodoo and noticed some nice layering behind the hoodoo. This is a late afternoon shot as the sunset shots in Bryce are blocked out and there is zero light on the landscape.
Bryce Canyon National Park
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Happy Fence Friday!
To my Flicker friends: Sorry I've been so scarce. There's been a lot going on that keeps me away from Flickr. But it's hard for me to not do a Fence Friday so here's one from the archives.
Location: Top of Belchen, 1,099m, Basel-Country, Switzerland
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This scene has been shot many times by many people. This is my version of the scene. The plane was a bonus signifying our closeness to the airport. And there are three herons on the structure - one is a little hidden but you can see its head between the slats.
Each layer is a different geologic time. This is an area of cliffs is the only place this occurs. At the bottom is the beach. Westport, CA.
Devil cake con buttercream de fresa. Insistimos con el tándem chocolate-fresa 🍫🍓 🍰 😋
Segunda contribución semanal al proyecto 52 Still Life
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Every generation of believers faces the risk of becoming a prisoner to its own myopic vision of the Christian faith, assuming that how it understands and practices faith is always the best. C. S. Lewis cited this problem as a reason for reading old books. “None of us,” he wrote, “can fully escape this blindness, but we shall certainly increase it, and weaken our guard against it, if we read only modern books,” for modern books (as well as the ideas and practices they convey) only tell us what we already know and thus reinforce our blind spots and prejudices. “The only palliative is to keep the clean sea breeze of the centuries blowing through our minds, and this can be done only by reading old books.” Of course people from the past did not get everything right. “People were no cleverer then than they are now; they made as many mistakes as we. But not the same mistakes.” Their successes will teach us; their failures will warn us. “Two heads are better than one, not because either is infallible, but because they are unlikely to go wrong in the same direction.” (in, Sittser, Water from a Deep Well, 18).
-source: theologyandchurch.com/2018/01/09/on-reading-old-books/
Took this one in the garden ages ago and for no good reason decided to see what I could do with it whilst playing with Topaz & Photoshop today.