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A wide angle shot of the pillars in an ancient buddhist shine at Karla , India.

I caught this train above the tracks at East Cliff and then hustled down to the base of Coal Creek to get ready for a shot. Fortunately, the train was restricted to 20 MPH between Crescent and Rocky due to high winds. That gave me some extra time to climb around in the Jefferson County Open Space to try to find the best perspective possible.

 

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brushing up on my perspectives in this new mall in manila

Lady Bird Lake. If you zoom in you can see the lady Walking.

Water level shot

Sometimes we really need to reevaluate our priorities and figure out what's truly important in life and what we want to spend our limited time doing.

 

人生で何が大事なのか、限られた貴重な時間を何に費やすか。そういうことを、たまに考え直すのが必要です。一刻一刻をもっと大事にしましょう。

una perspectiva de los arboles del bosque/ A perspective of the forest trees

A Rabbits perspective of Yummy Wild Clover.

Definitely my most favorite shot of the sunny capital of Catalonia

Mosteiro de Alcobaça, em Alcobaça, Portugal.

I've debated whether or not to share this simple shot, but why not.

 

I enjoyed this shot because it presents a bit of an optical illusion. It looks like the moon had a big bite taken out of it, but it is in fact partially obscured by a rocky peak in Zion National Park. After our first day attempt to catch the sunset fizzled out we stuck around shooting for a little bit. The nearly full moon was rising and clearly about to disappear behind this peak. I decided to wait for it to align with the side of the rock as seen here to fire off a few shots.

 

This is highly cropped, but I'm fairly happy with the sharpness and with how the 'illusion' comes through.

 

Nikon D40 | Nikon 70-200VR200mm | f/7.1 | 1/100s | ISO200 | Tripod

Perspective of light and shadow

It takes a very long time to become young (P. Picasso)

Vines close to home, I wanted to play much more with the outlook and this beautiful black-fashion cinema.

 

Des vignes proches de chez moi, j'ai voulu jouer beaucoup plus avec la perspective et cette belle couleur noir façon cinema

 

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Parisian sky (continued). viewed from inside the Galerie Vivienne

The effect of representing three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface.

 

leica M2, 35mm Zeiss C Biogon, Tri-X

 

"After enlightment, the laundry."

~Mr. Kodak,

Pentacon 1.8/50mm

Grateful for long weekends to spend time with family. :)

 

Our week started off with getting a sitter for Troy so the Mr. & I could have an evening alone. We decided to spend the day at home and have movie night. I baked and he cooked it was nice. :)

 

We had a hectic Thanksgiving. We ended up rushing the entire day trying to make it to everyone's houses which was not how I wanted to spend my day. I think next year will just have Thanksgiving at our house and everyone can come and see us. So not doing this again next year.

 

As far as Black Friday I ended up getting what I wanted without having to deal with the crowds my husbands cousins are huge on the Black Friday thing and go every year. I asked my cousin if she could get me a few things from Toys R Us and was able to get everything I asked for I was so happy!

 

Saturday we made it to the Yo Gabba Gabba show and I have to admit I was dancing just as much as Troy and we all had a blast. I even caught my husband dancing a few times haha!

It was a great week and I'm so grateful I could share it with my family. Love them all so much <3

 

For Me Again Monday: Perspective.

HMAM

#103/365 This is a night version of a shot I did earlier. I don't do many night shots...this might actually be my first. I think if this photo got in a fight with the first one...the first one would win.

 

P.S. This past weekend went by way to fast!

Within the Mutual of Omaha Bank building.

Tulip Poplar Tree Leaves

 

This shot of Chatsworth House in the Derbyshire Peak Distict was taken last summer. If you haven't visited Chatsworth, then you really must. I've tried to frame the house in this shot by using the lawns and clouds. Then add depth and perspective with the trees. I hope you like the shot , please let me know if you do. Thanks, Graham.

Empire State Building,

New York City, New York

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