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It's been awhile since I've posted on flickr. As I welcomed in the New Year, I took time also to reflect upon 2015. It's always a very important time for me to think about what the past years experiences were ... geographically, but more importantly spiritually, emotionally, and personally. It is at that point that one can look forward to the new year ... goals, strategies, challenges, all the while knowing that you must keep an open mind for the unexpected. More on that in just a few.
One of the most beautiful places for sunrise photography in south Florida is from Cutler Bay ... specifically the Deering Estate. It's not often that the estate grounds are open for sunrise photo shoots, so I always anticipate them. As you can see, the views are amazing ... those gorgeous royal palm tree lines landscaping leading out to the bay on the calmest of days too. Sure we could have used more of those puffy white clouds, but it didn't matter. Departing quite early in the morning to arrive an hour before official sunrise on this fall equinox, knowing that the sun should rise right in the center of lined trees, all add to the excitement. Each time I've been there for this event, it's always been very different, but always beautiful.
As I eluded to before, sometimes life throws us a curveball that we didn't plan for. It's hard to say why and often difficult to accept. We struggle to make sense of it all. We search for the right words, vow to stay strong, and offer support as best as we can. As hard as it is for me, I know that it has been immensely harder for my best friend ... since childhood. I dedicate this image to the memory of her husband and remind her and her family that new days will dawn and celebrating the happy memories of loved ones will help in the healing. RIP CLS.
To everyone who has read this far into the image story ... Life is short and our time in this world is unknown. Live life to the fullest, make happy memories with friends and family, don't be afraid or otherwise remiss in telling those whom you care about exactly how much you love them and what they mean to you. You never know when your chances to do so will run out. That being said, my flickr family and friends are so amazing and I appreciate all of you. :-)
Thanks so much for stopping by to view and for sharing your thoughts and comments.
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The hikers, the trees in the background, and the lone tree in the foreground seem to disagree on which direction is up.
Sydney Sails | Perspective Shot
This is a pic of the Sydney Opera House I took one morning when wandering around. I like to challenge myself to find a different perspective on these famous landmarks, and in this case I got right up close to capture the detail in the sails.
Mercato delle Stampe,
piazza Borghese, Roma.
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Whilst down in London one day I was taking photos, then I stumbled across this building. I loved how you could see the sky through the building, so took a different perspective of the building from underneath.
Every now and again we all need alittle perspective.
3 Hikers on Lookout from South Kaibab Trail, approx 1/2 mile above Cedar Point.
Distorted perspective of buildings while using wide angle lenses.
Photographic perspective distortion - perspective convergence or keystoning - this form of distortion is very common across architectural, street and travel photography, It's most often seen when tall buildings 'fall' or 'lean' within a picture.
This happen if the camera is tilted when pointing to the building subject being photographed.
--- digital-photography-school.com
Funny thing; It's already been close to a year since we took this. How about that! Guess that means we've only got a couple months left until we can start shooting outdoors again. Last year we celebrated that fact by having five shoots in the span of two weeks... wonder what we'll get up to this year.
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Kiev 88 + Fuji Velvia 100F
March 19, 2012.