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Image taken at Portscatho in Cornwall. Mid tide is best to catch the water around the foreground rocks.
8 second exposure at f11, focal length 16mm......Have a great weekend all.
From the digital shoebox, a picture of mighty Machu Picchu. An early rise to get this one without people. Happy Friday!
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There are not many waterfalls in Cornwall, but this one is well worth a visit.... St Nectan's Glen. It is best to visit out of season, as space is very limited to set up tripods. They kindly provide wellies, as you have to wade in the water to access the waterfall. Be sure to take a lens cloths as the fine mist from the waterfall is an issue !!! Your comments are most welcome, and have a great weekend.
This is the site of an ancient druidic settlement and it feels magical and totally beautiful. Here you will find ancient rock formations yews and oaks that predate history. An aura of calm and magic is in the air and I love it. :-)
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Mont Saint Michel is a small rocky islet, roughly one kilometer from the north coast of France at the mouth of the Couesnon River, near Avranches in Normandy, close to the border of Brittany. It is home to the unusual Benedictine Abbey Church (built between the 11th and 16th centuries) which occupies most of the one kilometer diameter clump of rocks jutting out of the ocean.
It is connected to the mainland via a thin natural land bridge, which before modernization was covered at high tide, and revealed at low tide. Thus, Mont Saint Michel gained a mystical quality, being an island half the time, and being attached to land the other : a tidal island.
In 708 the Archangel Michael appeared to Aubert, Bishop of Avranches, and commanded him to build a chapel on the top of Mont Tombe, a rocky island in the middle of an immense bay. Overawed by this apparition, Aubert obeyed and built a sanctuary to the glory of God and Archangel Michael.
Throughout its long history, Mont Saint Michel has had many roles. First a religious sanctuary with its monastic communities, it became a place of worship with its immense pilgrimages, a centre of intense academic activity with its production of manuscripts and illuminations, a symbol of national resistance with the glorious feats of arms of its knights and a formidable prison when the priests were ousted in the French Revolution of 1789, putting an end to the religious vocation of Mont Saint Michel.
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“Ah the sounds of foxes in the distance,
they live among us here and there,
they love to play tricks and they love their friends,
but many are shy around some,
but who cant say that they werent shy at one time,
but they are so endlessly loved,
as they are protectors,
a light in the dark,
awaiting to gain their honor,
as we are so good we're wonderous so,
as we are the creatures of the night and day.
Nicholas Spandrel"
CLIENT WORK
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She rings like a bell through the night and
Wouldn't you love to love her?
She rules her life like a bird in flight and
Who will be her lover?
All your life you've never seen
A woman taken by the wind
Would you stay if she promised you heaven?
Will you ever win?
Another shot from my brief wander through the morning mist in the field by my house a few weeks ago.
Created from my photo (below in comments) with Dream by Wombo.
Prompt: Incredibly Beautiful Bird ultra detailed soft intricate ethereal
fractal feathers, ethereal fractal wings, flowing translucent dark
blue, burgundy, viridian, incredible realistic,
Style: Abstract Fluid
I made several birds from my original image. This is one of my favorites. Hope you enjoy!
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Created for the Award Tree Contest Mystical Light.
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Im Licht eines ausklingenden Frühsommertages reicht der Blick von der Schrammsteinaussicht in der Sächsischen Schweiz über den Falkenstein zum Adamsberg und den Wiesen und Feldern auf dem Höhenrücken zwischen Kirnitzsch- und Sebnitztal.
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The workers' former paths, forest and field paths to the industrial center of the Romika shoe factory in the Ruwertal are partly part of the dream loop. There are also paths along narrow notched valleys, distant views and a visit to the open-air stage, where the Karl May Festival takes place every two years.