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Badlands, Morning Light. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell.

 

Soft morning sunlight on colorful badlands terrain, Death Valley National Park.

 

This area of Death Valley attracts me on almost every visit to this desert landscape. Unlike many of the places I like to visit in the park, it isn’t in the “back of beyond,” and I often photograph here on a morning when I don’t want to travel too far, for example on the final morning of a visit. Like many badlands locations, this area provides an astonishing wealth of potential photographic subjects, and their appearance changes with the light.

 

In keeping with the usual practice, we visited early one morning on this trip, arriving in the area before sunrise so that we would be ready for the arrival of the first light. This morning sun can be intense, but a bit of high cloudiness softened the light a bit, and this made the colors a bit more visible.

 

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” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.

321/365/2019, 3243 in a row.

One from the archives: I have only been through Union Station in New Haven, CT, a couple of times - but the shiny tunnels are so attractive to photograph.

You're looking at a shot fired into a mirror of the following:

1- Nikon D300 Camera

2- AFS VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f2.8 G IF ED

3- Nikon R1 Creative lighting system with 2 additional SB-R200 flashguns

4- The top middle flash is the camera's built in flash in commander mode

 

What I love about this shot is that you can see the image captured in the sensor inside the lens' stopped down aperture!

I thought I would change the mood, this was taken on the same morning as my previous foggy sunrises, everything was perfect for this but the bonus was that person walking into the sun, the divine light!

  

light and shade at Mottisfont abbey, on the first decent day of spring . . .

  

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Put light against light - you have nothing.

Put dark against dark - you have nothing.

It's the contrast of light and dark that

each give the other one meaning.

(Bob Ross)

 

Challenge on Flickr - Fire & High Contrast

Crazy Tuesday - Candles

(photo by Freya)

 

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The Light by Disturbed

 

Like an unsung melody

The truth is waiting there for you to find it

It's not a blight, but a remedy,

A clear reminder of how it began

Deep inside your memory

Turned away as you struggled to find it

You heard the call as you walked away

A voice of calm from within the silence

And for what seemed an eternity

You wait and hoping it would call out again

You heard the shadow reckoning

Then your fears seemed to keep you blinded

You held your guard as you walked away

 

When you think all is forsaken,

Listen to me now

You need never feel broken again

Sometimes darkness can show you the light

 

An unforgivable tragedy

The answer isn't' where you think you'd find it

Prepare yourself for the reckoning

For when your world seems to crumble again

Don't be afraid to turn away

You’re the one who can redefine it

Don't let hope become a memory

Let the shadow permeate your mind and

Reveal the thoughts that were tucked away

 

So that the door can be opened again

Within your darkest memories

Lies the answer if you dare to find it

Don't let hope become a memory

 

When you think all is forsaken,

Listen to me now

You need never feel broken again

Sometimes darkness can show you the light

 

Sickening weakening

Don't let another somber pariah consume your soul

You need strengthening, toughening

It takes an inner dark to rekindle the fire burning in you

ignite the fire within you

 

When you think all is forsaken,

Listen to me now

You need never feel broken again

Sometimes darkness can show you the light

 

Don't ignore, listen to me now

You need never feel broken again

Sometimes darkness

Can show you the light

    

Catching the light - Looking across from the Quiraing to the unique and remarkable landscape of the Trotternish Ridge, with the summer greens on Cnòc a Mhèrlich, Cleat and Bioda Buidhe catching the light on an otherwise gloomy scene.

 

Isle of Skye, Scottish Inner Hebrides

 

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Salt Shaker ^ Light Shadows

 

Contrast edit and framing in Flickr Photo Editor

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Both of these photos taken using long exposures of 30 seconds after the sun went down. I just loved the light reflecting on the Firth of Clyde and the cloud formation above Great Cumbrae Island.

Fleeting light illuminates Moelwyn Mawr as seen from the slopes of Cnicht on a day of 'Mixed' weather (that means it tipped down every now and then....). When the sun did burst through a gap in the clouds it was quite spectacular, and it was a real joy to be there.

Dunstable busway light trails..

Giornata dal tempo particolarmente variabile, per fortuna tra uno scroscio d'acqua e l'altro sono riuscito a fare qualche scatto, siamo a Genova Pegli, grazie alla lunga esposizione la mareggiata in corso ha lasciato spazio ad acque più calme, mentre il cielo si ricarica di nuova energia

Ponte di Santa trinita Florence, Italy. Santa Trinita bridge

 

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Archie was perched on the arm of the chair watching a fly buzzing around the room. Light was streaming in through the window and casting reflections that made a beam of light effect and I just had to reach for my camera! I quickly swapped to my telephoto lens so I didn't get too close and disturb his pose. Enjoy!

Light drawing by isseykun.

A little photoshop work to change the colour tones. but the rest is all long exposure photography :D

Mentre osservo questa foto la mia attenzione cade su quel raggio di luce in alto a sinistra... luce dello stesso sole che affonda dietro l'albero e la nebbia, e che in un momento diverso ha voluto graffiare la stessa pellicola. per me qualcosa di magico!

7Artisans 35/1.2 wide-open (ignore Exif data). Polariser.

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