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Sunrise from the Three Kings' Peak (Vrh Svetih Treh Kraljev), located close to the small city of Logatec (Slovenia). With its elevation of 825m it offers a beautiful view on the surroundings.
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The yellow of straw stalks and gone-to-seed weeds against the white snow lure me outside with the camera despite the freezing temps. Add a bit of red bared willows and the winter Wyoming sky and I'll be out to play.
Fed up after putting Christmas decorations up outside the house and it being so long since I've done a sunset shot, I decided to go to Roker pier.
When I left the house it was raining so I didn't plan on getting anything at all, I had a composition of the pier in mind so I needed to find the right spot for maybe a future sunrise shot.
After seeing many photographers pack up and leave beforehand so pleased I stayed out because the rain stopped and the sky went from a dull blue to beautiful reds and oranges.
Still not quite the composition I was after but happy all the same.
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What's up everyone?!?! It's that time again! I've just completed another new releases gallery. The The Voices of Winter Gallery is the newest collection of images added to my website. I had a great time putting these images together. There's a lot of new images, some old ones that got a refresher, and some older images that I hadn't processed yet. All in all I'm happy how the images turned out together as a whole. Not particularly the most epic scenes, but the drama and mood was/is just as rewarding.
Now that this collection of images is now complete, I'm going to start focusing on a few other series of images. Lots of new images coming in the future! Life is good. Be well everyone, continue to inspire each other, shoot for yourself, look outside of the box. Peace and Love.
On Explore, Feb 20, 2008 #464
A praia da Itapeva tem 6.000 metros de extensão e localiza-se após o Parque da Guarita, em Torres, Rio Grande do Sul. Tem esse nome devido ao Morro da Itapeva, que em tupi guarani significa “pedra chata”. Existe em Itapeva uma reserva ecológica e dunas. Distante cerca de 200km de Porto Alegre, é um local tranquilo e de poucas moradias.
Fonte: Prefeitura de Torres - Rio Grande do Sul.
Sobre o Parque Estadual de Itapeva, leia:
I was lucky it wasn't that cold outside, i still was freezing my fingers off, but it wasn't like -19c more like -3. So i was able to take this picture, without making my hands frozen!
Thirteen-Lined Ground Squirrel (Spermophilus tridecemlineatus) feeding along the edge of a pasture in the prairie grassland region south of Leader, Saskatchewan, Canada.
24 May, 2016.
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one year ago today, i decided to start a 365 project. i went outside in the wet and cold, put my camera on a car, set the timer, and posed. a remote, 2 tripods (one broke :( ), a 50mm 1.8 lens, a film camera, and a fujifilm instax, here i am. taking a picture a day was so much harder than i thought it would be, but i did it! some days i cheated and posted an old picture, and some days i didn't try at all, but i still had one picture a day for a year.
i really really want to thank anyone who has ever commented/faved/written me a testimonial. they mean so much. i can't believe i've come this far and very much appreciate the support i've gotten.
this may not be my most amazing photo but i'm proud of it.
if you read all that, thank you :)
I stopped off here on the way home after work hoping to catch a good sunset. However, the clouds were not in the right place so I took this shot instead. Long exposure of 40 seconds with 10 stop ND filter attached to 10-22mm lens.
During our week's holiday in Scotland we stayed just outside Dunbar in East Lothian, just off the south-east coast. One place that we absolutely fell in love with was the tiny fishing village of St Abb's, which is about three miles up the coast from Eyemouth. The village was originally known as Coldingham Shore, the name St Abb's being adopted in the 1890s. The new name was derived from St Abb's Head, a rocky promontory located to the north of the village, itself named after the 7th century saint Æbbe of Coldingham.
The sea around the village is unusually clear, in contrast to the more silt-laden coastal waters further to the north or south. These clear waters and the spectacular underwater scenery resulted in Britain's first Voluntary Marine Reserve being established at St Abb's. The Marine Reserve was established on 18 August 1984 by David Bellamy.
Fall at Ellery Lake on the eastern side of the Sierras just outside of Yosemite National Park. One of my most favorite lakes to shoot anytime of year, I just love this angle.
I know, you're asking yourself, how many sunsets over sailboats shots does he have..;) Not very many more..:) Actually, I was working on another image when I realized there was a bench it the image...I know you're smiling..;)
Tomorrow, I have to wake up at 5 so I can take my friend to the airport. I already set my alarm clock so it's all good.
Last week I decided to head up to Mt.Tam around sunset. Upon arriving I was greeted with beautiful fog just coming in and beautiful clouds everywhere.
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Mountain Bluebird (Scalia currucoides) female in the prairie landscape of the Great Sandhills Ecological Reserve near Leader, Saskatchewan, Canada.
245 May, 2016.
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The chital or cheetal, also known as spotted deer or axis deer, is a deer found in the Indian subcontinent. It is considered to be the most beautiful of deer, with a bright reddish coat marked with rows of white spots that persist throughout life. Antlers of males are large but simple, usually with only three points.
Seen at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park.
Cold but dry weather for a little walk around the Obersee in the Bielefeld area.
The Obersee is an artificial lake outside the city of Bielefeld in East Westphalia. The local folks love the place and especially throughout weekends it is great fun to have a walk around the water.
Not the Carpenters or Earth, Wind & Fire but Great Britain's National Bird, the Robin. This gorgeous Robin wasn't half belting out a tune to rival, or even better, any chart topper at RSPB Old Moor the other day.
The Robin is one of the few birds in the UK that sing all year round. This is due to the importance of holding winter territories. Only for a short period in late summer while they are moulting and inconspicuous do they stop singing. Both sexes sing.
Autumn and spring songs are distinctly different. The autumn song starts after the moult, from late summer onwards. It is more subdued and melancholy in its tone, while the spring song is powerful, confident and upbeat.
The spring song can start as early as mid-December, reaching full force in spring. Its purpose is two-fold: to defend a territory and to attract a mate. Therefore, the spring song is far more powerful in males.
Source: RSPB.
With this view, I decided to angle my SLR camera slightly downward. What I wanted to do was capture more of that look with the ripples from the wind across Vermilion Lakes. The eyes would eventually look to the other lake shore and trees, taking in the peaks of Sulphur Mountain and Mount Rundle. Above them were the clouds moving across the skies and sunlight caught on some of the openings with a little bit of blue here and there. Even with the temperatures hovering around 10°C (and even lower with the wind chill), this was a heavenly view to take in! Mountains and more mountains to admire and savor...for at least a few days :-)
Camera Settings:
ISO: 200
f/stop: 5.6
Exposure: 10 seconds
Focus: 34mm
Taken outside Guymon Oklahoma on May 31'st, this was the third and last image I have of this lightning storm striking the ground. It was an incredible experience being able to watch such a fierce previously tornadic storm such as this, without being rained or hailed on whatsoever.
…and it was indeed dumping larger than golf ball sized hail when I shot this... but only off in the distance under the cell.
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Shot on a snow shoe hike on the mountain called "Wildkogel" in Austria. This was a very fast and unplanned snapshot! I really liked the shadow silhouettes in the foreground so I had to quickly unpack my camera and shoot! Can you spot me?
Hungry squirrel :-)) Spring, Finland.
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