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Beautiful farm in central Michigan.
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āThere is peace even in the stormā
ā Vincent van Gogh
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The river Coln drifts quietly through Bibury, and past the famous Arlington Row.
We had the good fortune to be there early on a September morning and got a few shots off just head of the lines of tour buses coming in.
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If it's a corner in Venice, who's complaining!
Life has been total chaos here at home, but I have missed all my contacts on Flickr and at least wanted to get an image up to let all know I haven't vanished. Will catch up with comments tomorrow. ~Rae
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There's a wonderful folly up here too.
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Was hoping to shoot some lighthouses on Friday but they didn't have an ice buildup like I had wanted. So we had a lovely drive around the farm country and came away with a few interesting images.
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...I really don't know clouds at all. ~Joni Mitchell
Our anniversary week was focused on photography, so we went out on Friday hoping for fall colors. We got that and much more with the most stunning cloud formations I have ever seen!
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well, they'll pass you by. ~Bruce Springsteen
That's the song that came to mind while shooting the wrecks at Fleetwood.
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From the tall ship festival in Bay City, Michigan
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This little building (now a home) sits above the drive to the farm where my brother spent his summers as a child. It is a beautiful area in West Yorkshire and always a treat to return to.
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Been battling the flu all week, so you can imagine how coming downstairs the other day to this bouquet that Mark collected from odds and ends in our garden totally cheered me up.
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The classic Oxford University transport and so nicely arranged on this wonderful historic lane.
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It's simple, but I love this view while I have my morning coffee.
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We finally got home to the US after multiple attempts and cancelled flights from the UK. So happy to be settled safely back, although very sad to have the visit with our little brother Andy cut short. This scene down the road from our home greeted us on Monday after our arrival.
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Another from our visit last week to my friend's wonderful little farm. I'm getting used to my new telephoto lens and its weight, so I came away with only a limited number of shots of the horses running, but there were a couple I was pleased with and I have learned a lot. I have done little work with telephoto and never over 200mm so this is a very different genre for me.
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..lulling to my soul.~Keats
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I am so grateful for your visits and comments. However, due to time constraints I will NO LONGER be posting in award groups other than the MasterClass groups. Thank you to all the hard working admins who have invited my work in the past.
There was something so familiar about this scene...
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I'm working with an online group. This month is to think about an image for each letter of the alphabet as I move through February. As usual, I am behind and a bit hit or miss. I'm also not feeling well enough to go out and shoot. However it is getting me to think about the images I choose to edit.
This is on the same farm as the previous ice sculpture.
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Cumbrian Farmhouse
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The limestone stretches out in broken patterns beneath a wide, shifting sky. A lone tree leans into the wind, shaped by years of weather sweeping across Twistleton Scar. The scene feels raw and desolate.
"Extensive limestone pavement, with blocky, weathered clints and shade-loving plants within the deep grykes. The best examples are at Keld Held and Twistleton Scars..." ~Yorkshire Dales National Parks
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Someday I am going to get one of these guys with the beautiful iridescent blue wings open. I guess it's good to have an unfulfilled goal. In the meantime I do think the camouflage underside of their wings is pretty amazing too.
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...when you feel the bone structure of the landscape ā the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesnāt show. ~Andrew Wyeth
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Finding light in the darkest days.
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Twistleton Scar
This was shot in late March on our last day spent with our dear brother. Covid had ramped up so quickly during the 2.5 weeks we had been there and our flight back to the States was cancelled. We were up at our regular vacation spot in Cumbria and enjoying daily shooting trips, while we desperately continued make calls to obtain tickets home, since our airline had left us stranded there. We returned from this expedition to find we had a flight out with BA early the next morning.
The image reflects the anxiety of the time. We have had to cancel our trip back in September and are not hopeful about the coming March. Terribly missing our family and friends in the UK, but so far we are all safe and well...so we remain grateful and patient.
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The sunset reflects across the clouds and the water, casting soft color over the shoreline. The Lake is exceptionally quiet with only gentle waves rolling in and gulls gliding effortlessly as the day fades.
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Conditions for limestone pavements are created when an advancing glacier scrapes away overburden and exposes horizontally bedded limestone, with subsequent glacial retreat leaving behind a flat, bare surface. Limestone is slightly soluble in water and especially in acid rain, so corrosive drainage along joints and cracks in the limestone can produce slabs called clints isolated by deep fissures called grikes or grykes[2] (terms derived from a northern English dialect).
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Early morning light on this stunning fountain in Castle Howard gardens.
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...from storms-all sorts of storms.-William J. Bennett
This is our home and shelter, it's called American Storybook Style and was built in 1930.
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A power of Butterfly must be -
The Aptitude to fly
Meadows of Majesty concedes
And easy Sweeps of Sky -ā
ā Emily Dickinson
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A beautiful still place in the North Pennines. The reservoir levels seemed very low.
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The sound of horse's hooves is so much more calming than the constant hum and roar of engines. This is what makes Mackinac Island so special.
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The name of the village derives form the Old English term "slough" meaning "wet land"
The village is built on both banks of the River Eye, a slow-moving stream crossed by two footbridges, which also flows through Upper Slaughter. At the west end of the village there is a 19th-century water mill with an undershot waterwheel and a chimney for additional steam power. There is a ford where the river widens in the village and several small stone footbridges join the two sides of the community. While the mill is built of red brick most of the 16th and 17th century homes in the village use Cotswold limestone and are adorned with mullioned windows and often with other embellishments such as projecting gables.
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Georgian Revival built 1900. Heritage Hill, Grand Rapids.
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I usually try and keep people out of my photos, but I loved how this family set off the scale of Broadway Tower and the little girl seemed so enthused, like she was about to move in.
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In the cold quiet of winter, the farm and farmer rest from their labors.
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