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Lingmoor Fell, Ambleside
A new perspective to view Blea Tarn from, on my descent from Side Pike I went to investigate some strange objects and found this picturesque stump - perfect!
View of Eiffel Tower and two lines, the champ de mars, and the line 6 of metro.
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Vue de la Tour Eiffel et 2 perspectives, le champs de mars et la ligne 6.
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En las arenas bailan los remolinos,
el sol juega en el brillo del pedregal,
y prendido a la magia de los caminos,
el arriero va, el arriero va.
Es bandera de niebla su poncho al viento,
lo saludan las flautas del pajonal,
y animando la tropa par esos cerros,
el arriero va, el arriero va.
Las penas y las vaquitas
se van par la misma senda.
Las penas son de nosotros,
las vaquitas son ajenas.
Un degüello de soles muestra la tarde,
se han dormido las luces del pedregal,
y animando la tropa, dale que dale,
el arriero va, el arriero va.
Amalaya la noche traiga un recuerdo
que haga menos peso mi soledad.
Como sombra en la sombra por esos cerros,
el arriero va, el arriero va.
Atahualpa Yupanqui
Here's a different perspective on the sunset shot taken on my previous trip to Las Vegas. I arrived in town at around 7:00 and one place in particular grabbed my attention was the new 9 billion dollar City Center. I drove by the City Center, or rather I should say I sat there in bumper to bumper traffic in front of the Aria Casino watching as the golden hour approached. The sun was setting and I was sitting there watching as the colors magically appeared in the windows of the hotels. Frustrated I pulled the car over to the curb in the red zone grabbed my camera and tripod, crossed my fingers and locked the car. I darted across the street and up the driveway into the roundabout at it's far edge. Unfortunately the lens that I needed wasn't on the camera and at 18mm I couldn't get the full hotel in the composition. In hasty fashion I set the camera to bracket 7 exposures and did that with 3 different f-stops, this is also known as the spray and pray method. This would guarantee me at least one good exposure or combination of exposures, I snapped the shots grabbed my camera and raced back to the car. After driving off with the shot I kinda felt like a bank robber that just had stolen something precious. :)
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The Falls (all of them) are totally frozen over. This makes the adventurers among us want to climb under them to see the rushing water beneath. There is no reasonable safe way to do this of course. View at 100% All my fotos are Geotagged. Yellowstone is GRAND from any perspective. BUT in WINTER a journey into the nation's deepfreeze is a fantastic exploration of the senses. It is silent (at first) and then if you sit quietly, the "deafening" silence turns into an awareness of nature, and you hear nature, just as you feel alive from the cold that bites your exposed flesh, if you stay awhile you will then see nature in the animals that make this comfortably home. At 3,472 square miles, the PARK is larger than the states of Rhode Island AND Delaware together it HAS SPACE to roam. I love the mist at the top of this picture, the air temperature is somewhere around 20 below zero Fahrenheit, so the mist does not have to be that warm.
A yacht floats beneath the massive wall of a glacier in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska. There are at least two seals and a bald eagle also in this image (see my comment below).
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Detail of sculpture Triumph by Dutch artist Louis Niënhuis at Exhibition Voorhout Monumentaal 2021 in The Hague NL.
A varied selection of sculptures. Very enjoyable.
More sculptures of Voorhout Monumentaal at:
Some of you see the glorious light
Some of you see the power cords
It all has to do with our perspective, hasn't it.
Positive
Negative
Possibilities
and
Challenges
or
Problems
My favorite place during a sunset/rise is near water, i'd like the reflections and i always play with different POV's. During this evening i walked to the water, watching the sky and listening how many different birds were singing. When i arrived at the water, i woke up and thought: the view at the beginning of the path was not bad at all, so i walked back and took this picture in another perspective as i usually do. Photographing sunsets and rises are highly addictive, be warned ;-))
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Garrapata State Park, Big Sur, California
A view looking north along the Big Sur coast on a cloudy spring day. The mustard plants (Brassica nigra) in the foreground are an Old World import, brought over as a crop (its seeds are the source of that common yellow condiment), but then escaping into wild.
Farmers call it a weed, ecologists call it an invasive species, and the general public calls it pretty.
I offer it here as a pretty foreground.
Explored July 27, 2019