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The peaceful, wonderful feeling of seeing nothing but a gorgeous blue sky suspended above a fluffy layer of clouds.
For Smile on Saturday - Blue Skies
Yesterday, we snowshoed to a third waterfall in our area. We are lucky to have three of them within a half hour drive from our home. There is a trail that goes from below up to the falls and then on top of the falls. Although I can easily carry a camera on my back when hiking now, I still am not ready to bring along a tripod. So I steadied my camera on my camera bag while I sat in the snow. I used the timer so I wouldn’t shake the camera as much as I went for this slow shutter speed. It worked out not too bad! I was fascinated by the layers of ice forming under that torrent of water still coming over the cliff. The pillows of snow around the falls is much higher than I have ever seen at the falls. I would not trust stepping onto it with the sound of running water underneath. The waterfall usually has a more impressive height. We are outside so much this winter. The layers of clothing we have accumulated over the years have us prepared for most conditions. I believe today may be our first day we don’t need to shovel or blow snow.
Impressed by how many colors, layers or structures you can observe on this glacier from Ushuaïa, Argentina.
A small hut resting above a sea of clouds.
Winter silence, endless white, and layers of mountains disappearing into the horizon.
Shot on a clear alpine day above the inversion
Bur oak with layer of leaves in background.
"Thus, he who owns a veteran bur oak owns more than a tree. He owns a historical library, and a reserve seat in the theater of evolution."
-Aldo Leopold, A Sand County Almanac
This bur oak sits on a ridge overlooking a small small marsh in LaCrosse, Wisconsin.
The creek of Goriuda is one of rare sources on the northern side of Kanin massif. Kanin massif is built of Main Dolomite (Dolomia Principale), on which 1500 m and more thick layers of Dachstein Limestones were deposited in late Triassic. Limestone is very porous and all water immediately disappears underground. But when it reaches dolomite, it starts flowing more horizontally towards the edges of the massif. But the dolomite layers are slanted towards the south, so the majority of Kanin waters comes out in strong sources on the Slovenian side (Boka, Gljun, Možnica, etc.). Goriuda fontanon is mostly bringing out waters from Foran del Mus karst plateau. At the source there's also a cave, allowing skilled explorers to penetrate into the underground.
Like an abstract painting , this sunrise lit up the sky and produced a vivid, layered start to the day. The boat on the horizon is tiny in comparison. Such beauty.
Just arrived in Cyprus, evening and driving away from the airport the sun was setting with the most amazing colours. I stopped on the side of the road by the Salt Lake, Larnaca and as the tripod was firmly in one of the suitcases, I had to improvise with the camera settings.
Taken at the beautiful La Vie sim.
I am wearing:
Tetra Skinny zip capris and Off-shoulder Top (NEW)
Mina - hair - Hannah. Exclusive for Hairology (NEW)
BEO Day of the Dead Bracelet (NEW)
.Drastic. - Web Nails
Catwa bento head - Catya
Maitreya Lara body
Lara Hurley skin - Beth
IKON Promise Eyes - Coffee
The pose is from Luanes World BENTO poses "Keep thinking", exclusive for Tres Chic opening october 17th. (NEW)
of depth...
of passion...
of softness...
of protection...
of luminosity...
of illusion...
of sweetness...
of feelings...
of gentleness...
of thoughts...
of memories...
of wishes...
of light...
of love...
Have a great Friday and a wonderful weekend!! xo
Melbourne in the distance. At the time of taking this photo it was too far away for me to visit. The sun was setting through the powerlines bringing hear and light to millions
Photo taken for the Macro Monday’s group theme 'Layers'.
Last summer, this small branch, about 5cm in diameter, broke off one of our very mature shrubs. The wood was already very dry and brittle. Natural processes have eaten away at some of the structure, leaving these fibrous layers.
The maximum distance in this photo is 3 cm.