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View from Ponte Santa Fosca
We see Ponte Vendramin and Ca' Vendramin ( Palace)
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Kalfafell near Vatnajoekull, where ashes from the very recent eruption of the Eyjafjallajoekull volcano are mixing with the freshly falling snows.
This was taken in back in December.... one of the best days we had over winter :)
It had snowed so much that I was afraid to take my good camera out (it was like a blizzard) so I just used my phone for this one... the scene was magnificent as I peered through the trees and into the winter wonderland behind... this is my favourite forest park - Parkanaur, just outside Castlecaulfied in County Tyrone.
The sun is actually out today - so far so good :)
Thank you for your visits and for the lovely comments on yesterday's Coal Tit Photo :)
Have a great Thursday everyone, weekend is just around the corner yippee
It was a cloudy, gloomy November morning, so I went out in search of some old abandoned buildings in the Marathon County countryside outside of Wausau, Wisconsin.
That quiet time just after sunset when night falls at Pacific Beach, Washington state leads to meditative thoughts.
"We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."
-- Native American Proverb
It had been stormy all day. Finally the sun came out for just a few minutes as this big bull ran across the road in front of us. He jumped a fence, ran up the hill and gave me one last look.
Cattle Egret
Cattle Egrets are native to Africa but somehow reached northeastern South America in 1877. They continued to spread, arriving in the United States in 1941 and nesting there by 1953. In the next 50 years they became one of the most abundant of the North American herons, showing up as far north as Alaska and Newfoundland.
This morning at monsal Head... not long after this the sky became totaly grey , and remained so all day! December 2016, Peak District, Derbyshire, UK
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Captured long ago in 2004 on a very rainy day just outside of Dornie in the Scottish Highlands with a 2 MP Olympus 2100 super zoom bridge camera.
Heavily edited over the year in Photoshop. One of those work on, put down and worked on again kinda of projects.
Two images were used to create the image, mate who was in the horses face taking photos was removed from one before they were blended together.
Photoshop adjustment layers and masks were used and then into Viveza for more color and detail work.
Then into Alien Skin for old film effect. I used a Color Film preset, Kodachrome II - Cyan Shift, with some preset tweaking.
I then put the new color layer over the Viveza layer with a 50% opacity setting.
I also went back into Alien Skin to create a B&W version. I really like it a lot and may post it sometime in the future.
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Hraunsfossar, Iceland, taken under an umbrella in the rain. Lacking deciduous trees outside of a few urban areas, autumns in Iceland are not very colorful, but bushes near water streams do the job. This spot is one of the best on the island to see them among waterfalls.
One of the last shots of the evening, unless I wanted to pack up and run up to move my car. Parking there only allows for 3 hr periods :) Warning!!! If you ever decide to shot some photos here, beware of the black stuff. There's orange stuff and green stuff but the black stuff is like ice "super slippery". I wasn't even gonna try to step out onto this shelf, especially in the failing light.
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An evening scene at the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal, right outside the main basin of Gloucester Docks, towards Llanthony Bridge which is seen at the right.
The last rays of the sun were falling onto the abandoned warehouse and gave the color to the fast moving clouds.
Can you spot Einstein in the picture? ;)
Coucher de soleil au bord de l'étang de Thau. (Sunset along the Etang de Thau)
Balaruc les Bains, Hérault, France.
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© All rights reserved. A low-res, flatbed scan of a 6x7 (2 1/4 x 2 3/4 inch) transparency
I tried to get to as many views of the Transamerica Pyramid on the two nights we spent photographing scenes with the temporary, Super Bowl colors.
It was quite exhausting due to carrying gear up steep streets for hours. San Francisco looks good in pictures, but it comes at a price.
In any case, thanks for having a look!
I was enjoying that moment, birds are flying back from far away, coming back to their sweet home just a end of another day.....
Fotografía tomada el 16 de enero del año 2016, un año después del fallecimiento de mi padre, una
persona muy especial para mi, a la cuál quiero dedicar esta imágen. El siempre me enseñó a luchar, a seguir adelante ante las adversidades y problemas que aparecen en la vida, a no rendirme y tener la mentalidad más positiva para tratar de afrontarlas, y es por ello que me recordó mucho esta imágen a él y a todo lo que con su ejemplo y palabra me enseñó, una persona remando a contracorriente, utilizando todos sus recursos para seguir adelante, su fuerza su energía su determinación, y lograr cumplir sus objetivos, sin permitir que las circunstancias o problemas obstaculicen su llegada a la meta.
Un bonito recuerdo de una de las personas más importantes de mi vida, mi padre, mi maestro. Cumpliré nuestra promesa.
Muchas gracias a tod@s !!!
Thaks so much for all !!
Zie ook mijn (zeer uitgebreide) Kinderdijk set: KINDERDIJK
Het gemaaide riet geeft nu wat meer fotokansen.
LEE filter (ND0.9Soft Grad.)
© 2016 Wim Boon
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This is Landacre Bridge, Exmoor, UK. A much visited and pretty unspoiled area hence the title. Neil's work van is just visible through the tree!
F/11
28 mm
1/6
ISO 100
Manual exposure, 2 sec timer & PL filter
I didn't know two years ago, when I did a test shot with my 10 stop ND filter, what I would do with it. I ended up with a busy Saturday afternoon motorway completely cleared of traffic. Cool I thought, one for the archives...
Searching for something else I stumbled across this motorway shot and then I had an idea; why not make it look all apocalyptic, so I had another go at doing that.. More layers than I've every used, with some textures for the road, and an inverted faux infra then super desaturated to finish. Then added my favourite stock figure, as a lone survivor heading to who knows where (well, to give you a clue, Junction 16, Stoke on Trent is the next turn off)?
Double Crested Cormorant - See the Blue Mouth explanation in the description following.
From Cornell Lab of Ornithology:
Before a cormorant takes off in flight, it tends to stretch its neck in the direction it intends to fly. When it comes in for a landing, a cormorant will puff out the orange skin on its neck and, after touchdown, give a ritual little hop. If one cormorant encroaches on the space of another, such as in competition over a nest site, the cormorants will face off, stretch their necks, and open their mouths wide open to show off the blue color inside while shaking their heads and hissing at each other. To attract a mate for the season, a male cormorant will choose a nest site and then stand with his breast down and bill and tail up, showing off the crests on his head and bright colors of his neck and his eyes, grunting and slightly waving his outstretched wings. When a female arrives, she is greeted by the male opening his mouth into a gape, showing off the blue inside.
Taipei has been hazy for several days and it was too hot to be outside. Typhoon #4 will pass by Taiwan from the south next week. The sky was quite beautiful. Thus I went shooting with bathing in sweat.
這次的颱風好像不直接登陸，但還是帶來沈降效應，台北夕陽霞光大噴。
PS. 標題出自明代，劉基的「次韻和石末公紅樹詩」。
～ 拇指山無極皇帝岩, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Mt. Mutsu, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F16, 4 sec, 35mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens
- Sunset @ 6.39pm (290º) / Shot @ 6.57pm
- Visibility 30km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 72% @ 7.00pm