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Nachlese Nr. 4: Und noch ein Foto aus diesem Jahr, das es bisher noch nicht auf Flickr geschafft hat. Dieses Mal ein Motiv in der sächsischen Schweiz.
View from Morro Bay Marina boardwalk at sunrise. The tide was rising quickly and the birds were in abundance!
HMM! My first Macro Monday post in a long while. This is a photo of a sedimentary rock (about 1" in height) I found at Clacton-On-Sea. The cracked layers makes it quite interesting; it resembles a miniature version of a mountain with rock layers.
Another shot from Sunday's moonset over Henley Beach. SIngle image but with a bit of post processing.
One of my peonies has opened out beautifully so I took two macro shots and blended them...as well a few other slides. HSS
What attracted me here was the tractor lines the little track and the diagonals layers of the far landscape, Trees each side of the composition to balance it .
This is somewhere to the North of Findon near Worthing in Sussex. A walk with just the 100-400 and the 24-105 most of the images that day were taken using the 100-400 as a landscape lens.
Our Lompoc estuary where the Santa Ynez River dumps into the Pacific Ocean has some great birding opportunities.....
For a few years now, I have wanted to make postiives on transparency film and see what would come up as I played around with different substrates, with layering, with light. Today, I finally printed some transparent images and got the idea to make a book using the positives, regular print, and text. This is a transparency affixed to one part of a book page that has a “window “ cut out of it in order to allow the image underneath to show through. It’s low-tech layering, done by hand. No calque needed. :-)))
Waiting for the train ... abandoned billboards .... S-Bahnhof Bundesplatz / Berlin ... a glimpse into the past
Train station ... phone shot post processed in snapseed
Coastal California presents a study in layers. Here, the land, sky, and sea compose a seamless and ever changing symphony, where the spaces between the movements are felt by the senses, long before they are understood by the brain.
Happy Slider's Sunday everyone.
Bean Hollow CA
About a 45 minute drive West from Page AZ, you'll come to Toadstool Hoodoos, Utah. We got here for sunset, and the hike in was further than anticipated. Had to stay for the sunset of course, so getting back out to the car became a bit of a challenge, as it got darker and darker. I'll confess that we overshot the car by a good 100 metres (300 ft), but a huge shout-out to some awesome fellow Canuks who yelled back in the failing light, we managed to make our way back before the cayotes, scorpions and tarantulas started their evening strolls. :-o
"You can peel the skin / of a being or structure / and you will not win access to / the inner state / but rather loose expression."
A bullnosed awning overhanging a window. Covered with layers of irregular corrugated iron, very unlike the style in Australia where a single sheet of corrugated iron is curved.
this picture was added to the gallery Ar(te)quitectura [Ar(t)chitecture]
www.flickr.com/photos/100766522@N06/galleries/72157711952...
Real knowledge, or what is better called wisdom, is not a triumph over mystery but a rapport with the mystery—and with the meaning for which it stands.
-Approaching God, The Way of Abraham Joshua Heschel, John C. Merkle
Dante had become a not unfamiliar figure in Verona. Boccaccio tells of several Veronese ladies who saw him walking by one day. They were struck and a little frightened by his appearance, his face fixed in gloom and smudged as though by soot, his beard bristling as though tinged with fire. He seemed, they thought, a character emerging from his own Inferno.
-R. W. B. Lewis, Dante; A Life
The rock strata of Elgol at low tide acts as a stage, with the gorgeous backdrop of the Black Cuillin across Loch Scavaig.
HDR photo of a field on Saxonburg Blvd.
Cloudy skies partially illuminated the scene, amplifying the feeling of layers.
Well we headed to White Rock which I don't often do because of the crowds of people. Well on a mid-week morning not only was there no crowds but the parking was free, oh and the views are decent ;) Kris...
Posbank Veluwezoom a week ago on cold and frosty morning where in this shot the first warm sun light was melting the ice on the heather, giving it a nice warm orange tone.
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