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Even if you go for it and it doesn’t work out - you still win. You still had the guts to head straight into something that frightened you, that type of bravery will take you places...
finding little bits of gold tucked away on a forgotten folder of a hard-drive isn't as nice as discovering them in film sleeve envelope or a buried photo album... but I'll take it nonetheless.
Early morning fishermen on Convict Lake in California's Eastern High Sierras.
HDR technique in Photoshop brings out details in shadows while not blowing out highlights.
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“Imaginary Floral Landscape” — An imaginary floral lenscape of receeding spring petals.
This feels like a floral version of my “imaginary landscape” photographs in which I push the interpretation of the image significantly, to the point that I feel it is best to acknowledge what is going on. (To many photographers and flower-lovers it is obvious that this is to a “what I saw” photograph, but more a “what I imagined” photo.) The starting point was a photograph I made using a macro lens and shooting across a group of small flowers.
The boundary between real and imaginary in photographs is much less obvious that some observers may realize. If you know what you are looking at, it is not a secret that photographs are usually the photographers interpretation of the subject, not a simple reproduction. To be honest, this is more or less a feature of photographs — they cannot really be full, objective records of things, and some element of interpret figures in virtually all photographs.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” (Heyday Books) is available directly from him.
I was inspired to try some ICM by a magnificent gallery and tea room in Harris called Hebscape
Darren Cole is a magnificent photographer and his ICM is among the best I have seen. I am so envious of his work and his surroundings
www.darrencole.com/harris-lenscapes/4579147383
This was taken from the ferry back to the mainland. I think the term "battleship grey" fits......
Took a run down to Belfast lough tonight and again another great night for the sunset at Holywood yacht club. This image was was just over a minute as to smooth the water and get the orange glow.
Corona-Lockdown-Pic
Instead of a landscape i did a try on a lensscape.
I was putting all my beloved lenses together, except the one i used for the picture, and arranged them to a lensscape.
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f/6.3 - 1/250 s - ISO 500 - 200 mm - handheld
Blomar som aldri døyr
Den beste blomen i verdi,
som lyser på land og øy,
han tirer og angrar, omsider
han visna må, og døy.
Lell veit eg ein blom i verdi
som evig i bløming står.
Den blom er den Herre Jesus,
den store Frelsaren vår.
Eg veit ogso andre blomar
som blømer i æva all.
Dei trur på den Herre Jesus.
Dei fylgde hans høge kall.
-Trygve Bjerkrheim-
Poppytalk Spring Color Week: green!
These are the feral parrots in San Francisco that the book and documentary The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill are based on.
Pete Beck's earlier shot of same girl, being initially surprised by parrots
4.8.08 - View On Black + large
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#Ruta graveolens - commen Rue - Raute
We entered an empty field to take photos of the snow, and were suddenly surrounded by a dozen horses looking for treats.
It was magical.
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My son came with me for another shoot this morning. It was quite cold but once again it was great to spend time together and admire the scenery.
We had quite a bit of snow yesterday. Combined with a beautiful sunrise it was quite a sight this morning.
090708 for flickr group the What Have You DONE To Your Cat?! Challenge56
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fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89glise_Notre-Dame_de_la_Gare_(...
L'église Notre-Dame de la Gare, parfois abrégée par le sigle NDG, est une église paroissiale située dans le 13e arrondissement de Paris, en France. Elle tire son nom du quartier dans lequel elle se trouve, le quartier de la Gare. Elle fut consacrée le 11 novembre 1859.
La partie instrumentale de l'orgue de cette église, construit en 1863 par Aristide Cavaillé-Coll, est classée monument historique au titre des objets depuis le 20 juin 1989.
Le chœur fut repeint à la fin des années 1950 par le peintre Anders Osterlind assisté de Jean-François Dolbeau.